Tyson Fury says he may feature at WrestleMania 36 and admits boxing career could be over after WWE Crown Jewel

TYSON FURY revealed he may feature at Wrestlemania 36 and admits his boxing career could be over after WWE Crown Jewel.

Heavyweight Fury, 31, prepares to make his in-ring wrestling debut against 6ft 8in Braun Strowman on Thursday in Saudi Arabia.

After making appearances on both SmackDown and Raw, the Gypsy King has been training with WWE legend Triple H ahead of his first match.

And Fury claimed his wrestling stint could carry on to WrestleMania 36 in Florida on April 5.

He told The Express: “Who knows I might make a surprise appearance on WrestleMania.

“It depends because I have got my own boxing stuff going on so it depends on when it falls and if I’m free or not.”

Fury has had to put down his boxing gloves in exchange for wrestling boots, despite being pencilled in for a rematch against WBC champion Deontay Wilder in February.

However, the Brit admits the world title fight cannot be certain, as he could sustain a “life-threatening injury” for all he knows during his first WWE match.

Fury said: “We will see where it goes from here. I can only take it one day and one event at a time so who knows.

“It might be a career-ending fight with Braun Strowman, who knows.

“I might get a life-threatening injury or whatever so yeah, Deontay Wilder may be right about his prediction.”