Deontay Wilder is Not Considering Retirement After Loss, Says Scott
Malik Scott, the head trainer of former WBC heavyweight Deontay Wilder, says his boxer is not planning to retire in the aftermath of Saturday's loss.
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Whyte: Wilder Took Too Much Punishment, Corner Let It Go Too Long
Heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte believes Deontay Wilder took way too much punishment on Saturday night, in the trilogy fight with Tyson Fury at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
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Fury On KO Of Wilder: Shots Like That, They End Careers; He Took A Lot Of Punishment
LAS VEGAS – Tyson Fury felt the devastation when he landed the crushing right hand that emphatically ended his third fight against Deontay Wilder.
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Fury: Wilder Went Down First, He Went Down Last, That's All She Wrote
WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury revealed that he nearly injured his ankle when he dropped Deontay Wilder in the third round of their trilogy fight.
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Haye: On The Strength of Fury's Performance, Very Tough For Joshua To Beat Him
Former two division champion David Haye believes a fight with Tyson Fury would be a very tall order for Anthony Joshua. On Saturday night at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Fury overcame two knockdowns to knock Deontay Wilder out in the eleventh round of their trilogy fight.
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Fury-Wilder III Was So Good You Couldn't Script It
By Corey Erdman - The story of Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder’s rivalry has always felt like a professional wrestling storyline. Over the course of three fights spanning four years, there have been allegations of loaded gloves, crooked referees, illegal punches, poisoned water bottles, accusations of betrayal, heavy costumes that sapped fighters’ energy, COVID-19 cases, lawsuits, vows of silence, threats of retirement and threats to kill one another in the ring. In general, the type of over-the-top chaos that would typically characterize a scripted feud.
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Fury: Wilder Improved, Worked On His Boxing; Fight Was Much Different From First Two
LAS VEGAS – Deontay Wilder wouldn’t shake Tyson Fury’s hand following their brutal battle Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena. Wilder’s lack of respect for the winner didn’t prevent Fury from commending the former WBC heavyweight champion for improving between their second and third fights. The brash Brit acknowledged Wilder was a different fighter than the one he encountered during their first two bouts in December 2018 and February 2020.
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Tyson Fury Says Deontay Wilder Is A Sore Loser For Not Shaking Hands After Trilogy
Tyson Fury emphatically ended his trilogy against Deontay Wilder with a devastating 11th round TKO win. The British boxer and WBC champion Fury (31-0-1, 22KOs) delivered a brutal beating and landed 150 punches on Wilder (42-2-1, 41KOs), three of which resulted in knockdowns in the third, tenth and eleventh rounds.
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Malik Scott Reveals Wilder Broke Hand, Says Fury Was 'Greater' Than Deontay
Wilder won just one round on three of the judges’ scorecards from the sixth round on and was not effectively using his equalizing right hand, a development also discussed during the live television broadcast by Hall of Fame heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis.
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Tyson Fury: I'm Now The Greatest Heavyweight In My Era Without A Doubt
Tyson Fury already entered the night as the best current heavyweight in the world. Following a repeat knockout win over Deontay Wilder—having to recover from two knockdowns to prevail Saturday evening at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas—the belief is that the reigning lineal/WBC champion has transformed from a top heavyweight to an all-time great.
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