Tyson Fury is back. The 37-year-old will return to the ring for the first time since 2024, ending his retirement to take on Arslanbek Makhmudov in April. The fight will be streamed on Netflix.

The company announced the fight — which will take place in the United Kingdom — in a statement Wednesday.

The fight will mark the first time in four years that Fury will fight in the United Kingdom. It also marks the first time Netflix will stream a live event from the U.K.

Fury last appeared in the ring in 2024, when he lost to Oleksandr Usyk that December. He also faced Usyk that May, also losing that fight. Fury's last win came in 2023, when he beat Francis Ngannou that October. He holds a career record of 34-2-1.

Fury's return to the ring shouldn't come as a major surprise. He's retired and returned numerous times already, and already announced he was prepared to make a comeback in 2026. After posting multiple videos on Instagram in January in which he appeared to be training, Fury essentially confirmed his return to the ring Jan. 15, when he said the "return of the mac was imminent." 

While some believed Fury's return fight would come against Anthony Joshua, the 36-year-old Joshua was involved in a car crash in Nigeria in late December. It's unclear whether there were plans for Joshua and Fury to meet in the ring in 2026 and if that crash prevented Joshua from committing to the fight. Though a fight between Fury and Joshua has come close, the two have never faced each other. 

Makhmudov, 36, fought as recently as October, when he defeated David Allen. Makhmudov holds a 21-2 record and is known for his devastating power. Of those 21 wins, 19 have come by knockout.

Netflix announced it will air the fight at "no additional cost" to subscribers. The company is also working with Fury on two different documentaries, one of which — titled "At Home with the Furys" — is set to air in the spring.