Tyson Fury sits down with Seconds Out in Thailand ahead of his highly anticipated return to the ring against Mariusz Wach. The former two-time heavyweight world champion opens up on why this fight is about more than money, explaining how staying active, remaining fight-ready and helping the local community all played a part in his decision to compete in Thailand. Fury discusses where he believes he stands in boxing history, calling himself a “living legend” while explaining why he isn’t interested in chasing younger heavyweights simply to prove a point. He also reveals whether becoming a three-time world heavyweight champion is still one of his ambitions. The Gypsy King also gives his thoughts on a potential blockbuster showdown with Anthony Joshua, admitting he’s still not convinced the fight will ever happen despite the efforts to make it a reality. He reflects on other historic heavyweight clashes that never came together and explains why he isn’t losing sleep over whether the biggest fight in British boxing is finally made. Elsewhere, Fury talks about his evolving fighting style, his motivation to continue boxing at 38 years old, why he believes staying in the sport has kept him focused, and his outlook on retirement. He also shares his views on the future of British heavyweight boxing, whether the next generation can fill the void when the current stars move on, and reacts to reports of Wladimir Klitschko potentially making a remarkable return to the ring. Don’t miss Tyson Fury’s full interview ahead of fight night in Thailand. Subscribe to Seconds Out for the latest boxing news: http://goo.gl/meA2GB Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/VDYVMP Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secondsoutlive Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/secondsoutlive News website: https://www.secondsout.com/