“Turki, I’m here, brother. I’m grinding. That Big Mac is coming back. I will take over the crown again. None of them can stop me,” said Fury.

The clip was later shared by Ring Magazine on X, giving fans another look at Fury’s conditioning ahead of his July 24th fight against Mariusz Wach in Pattaya, Thailand.

Fury has repeatedly insisted that retirement is behind him and that his goal is to reclaim the heavyweight championship. A victory over the 46-year-old Wach is expected to move him toward a long-discussed showdown with Anthony Joshua, provided Joshua also wins his own July 25 tune-up against Kristian Prenga.

Turki Alalshikh has made no secret of his desire to stage Fury vs. Joshua before the end of the year. Wembley Stadium remains the preferred venue, although discussions continue over the event’s start time because organizers want the fight to air in U.S. prime time.

Fury’s latest training update follows several recent social media posts showing him back in the gym and on the road. While he joked that “the Big Mac is coming back,” his underlying message was clear: he believes another heavyweight title reign is still within reach at 37 years old.