The British Boxing Board has announced that Tyson Fury could have his boxing licence reinstated when they meet next month.
The UK Anti-Doping has cleared the 29-year-old former world heavyweight champion after an absence of over 2 years, following his acceptance of a backdated 2-year ban over a positive test for a banned steroid.
Fury, who has denied any wrongdoing, has spoken of his desire to reclaim the world titles but he can only box again with the permission of the British boxing board..
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Fury has not fought since his shock win against Wladimir Klitschko in November 2015.
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