No, he is only suing that Fury had committed a tortious act against him so a statute of limitations is irrelevant and the burden proof is much lower.
Wilder just have to prove that a preponderance of the evidence shows that an injury had indeed occurred. In other words, it was more likely than not that Fury had indeed tampered his gloves to deliberately injure Deontay Wilder.
It's not a guilty beyond a reasonable doubt case.
Wilder just have to prove that a preponderance of the evidence shows that an injury had indeed occurred. In other words, it was more likely than not that Fury had indeed tampered his gloves to deliberately injure Deontay Wilder.
It's not a guilty beyond a reasonable doubt case.
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