TYSON Fury has been granted a boxing licence by the British Boxing Board of Management.

The BBBoC revoked the previous heavyweight champ's licence in October 2016.

However Fury, 29, revealed his return is official on social media, saying: “Ow yer there’s my boxers licance awell. Formally again!”

Earlier today Fury additionally revealed that he will handle himself – displaying off his BBBoC manger ID.

He defined: “Nicely then boys & women I’m an official BBBOC supervisor.

“Because of the bbboc for the chance."

Fury hasn’t fought since he beat Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 to develop into the undisputed heavyweight champ.

The enormous puncher will make his comeback on June 9 in Manchester after being away from the game for over two years.

SunSport has reported how Fury has been sparring fellow Brit heavyweight David Allen and suffered a black eye from the strong periods.

However he seemed in high quality form after a strict eating regimen and numerous coaching periods has seen him lose over seven stone in fats.

Fury will then look to attempt to work his option to a big showdown with Anthony Joshua to attempt to reclaim the titles he by no means misplaced.

He was pressured to surrender the IBF, WBA and WBO belts after his beautiful factors win over Klitschko in Dusseldorf on November 28, 2015.