Former heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko refused to rule out a return to the ring amid rumours he could be set for a sensational comeback.
Klitschko dominated the division for the best part of a decade before surprisingly losing his IBF, WBA and WBO belts to Tyson Fury in November 2015.
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The Ukrainian failed to reclaim them from Anthony Joshua in a sensational fight at Wembley in April 2017, which saw him stopped in the 11th round after sending his opponent to the canvas in the sixth.
Reports in Germany have linked the 43-year-old with a potential three-bout comeback and Klitschko did little to quash the speculation.
"You never say never," he told SID.
"My status has not changed so far. There are always rumours and I take them as a compliment.
"It's nice if the fans really want to see that. I'm pleased the community and the sport miss me."
My favorite/happiest time of the day is my daily workout routine at “my office”. It makes me walk like a champ, feel like a champ and come up with the brightest ideas on how to #FACE any challenges. Do you have your favorite daily routine??? You should create one!!! pic.twitter.com/nAoY2gDHft
— Klitschko (@Klitschko) March 10, 2019
