Boxing promoter Frank Warren has revealed he doesn't expect Tyson Fury to U-turn on retirement at the current moment in time.The Gypsy King stunned the world at the start of the month when he announced he'd be quitting the sport, just weeks after losing to Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia for a second time.Fury has retired in the past, only to end up coming back.Many feel he will still return to the ring amid the possibility of a mouthwatering showdown with Anthony Joshua.Boxing news: Frank Warren has revealed he doesn't expect Tyson Fury to U-turn on retirement at the current moment in timePAYet Warren, speaking to Seconds Out, has now revealed that Fury is 'happy' and that he doesn't currently expect him to go back to boxing."I've spoken to him a couple of times very briefly, he has been spending a lot of time with his family," he said."He's in Disneyland at the moment so he's enjoying himself and enjoying time with his family."Last year, in camp he was [training for] 10 weeks and then he got the cut eye and then he went back in straight again for another few months in camp and then he was in camp for three months for the last fight.JUST IN: Phil Foden aims dig at Gareth Southgate after former England boss was given knighthood - 'Feel frustrated'Prior to his second defeat to Usyk, Fury opted to take a three-month break from wife Paris in order to boost his chances of victory.Now he's retired, however, the pair have been enjoying some much-needed time together.Fury, Paris and their seven children recently posed for pictures at Disneyland Paris - with the family appearing to be in good spirits.And the boxing icon and his other half have since jetted off to Scotland, with the duo spending time at Donald Trump's luxury hotel in the country.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Boxing news: Frank Warren says Tyson Fury is 'happy' amid his recent retirementPAMeanwhile, OK! Magazine recently claimed that Fury and Paris were happier than ever following his decision to retire.An insider said: “Now Tyson has retired from boxing, they're happier than ever and spending a lot more time together, reigniting the spark in their relationship.”They also suggested the couple could end up renewing their vows, too.“They spoke before about getting married again so who knows, it might be on the cards now there's time again," they continued.Boxing news: Tyson Fury retired for a second time just weeks on from his second defeat to Oleksandr UsykPAFury had 37 professional fights as a boxer before quitting.He won 34 of those clashes, with his two defeats to Usyk and 2018 draw with Deontay Wilder the only occasions he failed to come out on top.