Tyson Fury has called for his trilogy fight with Derek Chisora to take place in his hometown at Manchester United's abode footing Old Trafford.

Fury has long angled for a stadium fight in his native Manchester, just had to settle for Wembley Stadium in London for his homecoming back in April. Just he plans to have more control over the fight with Chisora, with ESPN even reporting that his offer to the Finchley fighter was sent via Goldstar Promotions, as opposed to Frank Warren's Queensberry or Bob Arum's Top Rank.

Goldstar Promotions are the company that are taking care of his nationwide speaking tour, where he is meeting fans across the UK and telling stories of his return to heavyweight glory. But they appear to be taking the reins on negotiations for his adjacent fight, which would be far and abroad their biggest undertaking to appointment.

Information technology is beingness reported that the Principality Stadium in Cardiff is being targeted, with December the likely fourth dimension period for the fight. At that time of year, the Welsh stadium is the only viable venue in the Great britain given that it has a roof which allows it to be used when the weather condition is bad.

"Me and Isaac [Lowe, who Fury claims is his new trainer] have been brainstorming all morning after a great grooming session," Fury told fans in his latest social media video. "This fight with Chisora should be in Manchester, in my opinion at United'south football ground."

Lowe, Fury'south long-time teammate and featherweight fighter who is reportedly going to corner his pal for the Chisora trilogy, so added: "Definitely because manifestly he is the king and he has already been back in London.

"So information technology's only right that he come back in his hometown of Manchester and nowhere else better than Manchester United'south football game basis. It'due south the 'Theatre of Dreams' and the king coming back."

Fury announced earlier this twelvemonth that he would be retiring from boxing later defeating Dillian Whyte in front of 94,000 fans at the national stadium in a homecoming title defence. Merely he has backtracked on that conclusion, and has recently sent paperwork to Chisora hoping to accommodate a third tour between the pair.

Tyson Fury wants to fight at Old Trafford

Tyson Fury wants to fight at Sometime Trafford

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They last met in 2014, when Fury stopped Chisora later on ten rounds for the British title. Their first meeting in 2011 also had the British belt on the line, and was won by the Manchester native by way of unanimous decision.

Taking to social media yesterday to make the announcement, Fury told cousin and erstwhile world champion Andy Lee: "I've decided to come dorsum to battle considering I tin can become the first heavyweight champion in history to have 2 trilogies; one with Deontay Wilder and the second one with Derek Chisora.

"I always said I'd fight Derek Chisora at the end of my career and here nosotros are, breaking all records again and setting precedents. Why I've chosen Isaac Lowe as my trainer is that while I was with Peter [Fury], Isaac was in that location, while I was with Ben [Davison], Isaac was in that location and when I was with SugarHill he was always at that place.

"He gives me information, he knows me better than anybody on the planet and nosotros're a great squad. We've always been together and nosotros're going to finish this out together. We've e'er worked very well together and here we are, about to accept on a massive, massive event."