Tyson Fury Manager Shuts Down Zuffa Boxing Rumors

Spencer Brown says Fury has no contract with Zuffa Boxing despite speculation following his White House appearance

Tyson Fury’s manager has moved quickly to dismiss speculation linking the former heavyweight champion to Zuffa Boxing. Spencer Brown says Fury has not signed any agreement with Dana White’s boxing venture despite rumors sparked by his White House appearance last weekend.

Asked directly about reports suggesting Fury had joined Zuffa Boxing, Brown made it clear there is currently no agreement in place.

“I can categorically tell you that there’s no contract with Zuffa with Tyson Fury,” said Brown to Gareth A. Davies’ YouTube channel.

Brown acknowledged that Fury has existing relationships within the TKO structure through his previous WWE appearances and knows Dana White well, but stressed that those connections should not be mistaken for a promotional deal.

The comments come after social media speculation following Fury’s trip to the White House in Washington, D.C. Brown explained that the visit was arranged by Alalshikh, who invited Fury to attend the event and handled the logistics.

“He was invited to the fight over the weekend to go to the White House to meet the president, to see the spectacle,” Brown said. “Turki Alalshikh done everything. He laid on everything for him.”

While ruling out a Zuffa Boxing contract, Brown left the door open for future collaboration between major players in the sport, pointing to the way rival promoters have worked together on recent events.

Fury remains with Frank Warren and continues to work under the Riyadh Season model backed by Alalshikh. Brown also revealed elsewhere in the interview that Fury is expected to take a warm-up fight before a fight with Anthony Joshua. The warm-up opponent is still unclear.

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