After his win over Deontay wilder, Carl Froch discusses Tyson Fury's future as a fighter in the division that also includes Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Uzyk. But will Fury ever fight anyone?

 After his win over Deontay wilder, Carl Froch discusses Tyson Fury's future as a fighter in the division that also includes Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Uzyk. But will Fury ever fight anyone?

Fury: Who will he fight next?

I would love to see him fight AJ. To see how that fight would turn out, I would love to see him face Usyk.

He has nothing left to do.

It wouldn't surprise me if he decided to retire. It all depends on how much Fury loves the sport and how eager he is to do it again.

People want to see AJ correct his poor performance against Usyk or even Usyk against Fury.

I'm a huge boxing fan and would love to see Usyk fight Fury. He is simply too smart and too large for it.

Fury is not a good enough man for Usyk. He is brilliant, extremely skilled and technically proficient.

Let's have a rematch with AJ & Usyk so it's not a fluke win. Unfortunately, it wasn't for AJ. Usyk is no easy night.

Dillian Whyte is a top fighter, who has been trying to get the WBC title for years. Deontay Wilder was his mandatory challenger, but that didn't happen because of Fury's trilogy.

Whyte deserves his shot.

Fury must then defend against Whyte. He doesn't need to.

I would love to see Fury face Whyte. It would be a great fight and a close one.

I'm trying to imagine Fury's situation. Fury will not want to talk about next fights.

It would not surprise me if he had one eye on retirement.

Both men gave an amazing performance.

Wilder was running out of steam and he started to gass. Wilder was slightly heavier than usual for the fight, which was a problem.

Fury is known as the Gyspy King and is indeed a king. Fury is the king in the heavyweight division.

It was a special performance. It was an incredible performance. It was a brilliant finish.

His mental strength is unmatched. He is so positive. He has faith in himself.

It was a fantastic finish, the two right hands. Wilder was a hero for taking his shield out.

Wilder was disappointed that he could not be compassionate in his defeat. It was crucial to shake hands and put to rest any bad blood. Fury should have been shaken hands with him.

George Groves and I are now friends! We can all be friends if we can!

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