Tyson Fury's recent performance against Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia has sparked speculation about the WBC Heavyweight Champion's possible retirement, especially after an unexpected knockdown in the third round. Although Fury secured a split decision victory, many, including prominent figures like George Groves and Eddie Hearn, along with numerous fans on social media, have contemplated whether Fury might call it a day. Carl Froch, however, offers a different perspective on the matter. Froch believes that retirement shouldn't be an option for Fury, emphasizing the need to move past this bout and continue his career. He acknowledges that while the fight with Ngannou wasn't Fury's best, it shouldn't define his future. Froch remarks, "He can't retire off the back of that fight with Ngannou. It would be like me retiring on the back of the first George Groves fight. Although I still think [referee] Howard Foster did the correct thing when he stopped the fight... the way it had been received, it felt like a loss." In contrast to those who are eager to witness Fury's long-awaited undisputed heavyweight clash with Oleksandr Usyk, Froch suggests that Fury should consider a rematch with Ngannou before moving forward. He argues, "So Tyson Fury will not retire on the back of that. He's got to fight Ngannou in a rematch, I think. And I think that has to happen before the Oleksandr Usyk fight... It's all a bit messy and a bit sticky." However, it's worth noting that a rematch with Ngannou appears unlikely, as Usyk is pushing for their bout to be announced, slated for February 2024, once again in Riyadh. As the boxing world eagerly awaits Fury's next move, it remains to be seen whether he will heed Froch's advice and potentially face Ngannou once more, or if he'll proceed with the much-anticipated showdown against Usyk.