Tyson Fury reveals where he wants to fight after Thailand as Gypsy King targets shock new destination

TYSON FURY has set his sights on a homecoming after revealing he wants his next fight to take place on the Isle of Man. The Gypsy King returns to action against Mariusz Wach in Pattaya before a potential Battle of Britain showdown with Anthony Joshua later this year if both heavyweights win this weekend. Tyson Fury will be facing Mariusz Wach in Pattaya Credit: Getty Images Tyson Fury is fighting Poland’s Mariusz Wach at the Max Muay Thai Stadium, in Pattaya But beyond those plans, Fury already knows where he’d love to box next. Speaking to SunSport, the former heavyweight champion admitted a fight on the Isle of Man is on his agenda. Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! The island has long been a special place for Fury and his family. The Gypsy King relocated to an £8 million mansion on the Isle of Man in 2025, following a series of alarming security incidents at their previous home in Morecambe. Asked whether he would consider fighting in Thailand again, Fury instead named a very different destination. He said: “I don’t know yet. I definitely want to do a fight in the Isle of Man next.” Fury believes the island is capable of staging a major boxing event if the right opportunity presents itself. And he is confident organisers could move quickly if a suitable opponent becomes available. Most read in Boxing BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK Fury wants to fight in the Isle of Man Credit: Getty Images He added: “If we can set up a big fight out here, within three or four weeks, we’ll do it in three or four days in the Isle of Man on top of us. “Don’t forget it’s 18 hours away [Isle of Man] from where we are [Pattaya].” The Gypsy King has boxed across the globe during one of the most successful heavyweight careers of the modern era. Now Fury wants to give fans closer to home the chance to see him in action. Before any return to the Isle of Man can happen, however, Fury must first overcome veteran Pole Wach in Thailand. Should he come through unscathed, attention will quickly turn to Anthony Joshua’s clash with Kristian Prenga in Saudi Arabia on Saturday. Victory for both men would finally pave the way for one of the biggest all-British fights in history later this year. But even with that blockbuster looming, Fury already has one eye on an even more personal occasion. A return to the Isle of Man. And, if the Gypsy King gets his way, it could be one of the most emotional nights of his remarkable career. The Home of Boxing in 2026 There's a massive year of boxing ahead! It’s shaping up to be a blockbuster year of action inside the boxing ring. Anthony Joshua returns to the ring in July to face Kristian Prenga ahead of a potential blockbuster bout against Tyson Fury later in the year. The Gypsy King also features in a warm-up bout the day before AJ, as he takes on Mariusz Wach in Thailand. And Moses Itauma returns for his toughest fight yet against Filip Hrgovic in August. Here’s all the big fights coming up… July Fri 24 – Tyson Fury vs Mariusz Wach Sat 25 – Anthony Joshua vs Kristian Prenga – DAZN PPV Sun 26 – Errol Spence Jr vs Tim Tszyu August Sat 1 – Pierce O’Leary vs Mark Chamberlain – DAZN Sat 15 – Claressa Shields vs Kaye Scott – DAZN Sat 29 – Moses Itauma vs Filip Hrgovic – DAZN September Sat 12 – Conor Benn vs Ryan Garcia – DAZN *If you click a link in this boxout, we will earn affiliate revenue. Comment now