TYSON FURY’S fans hilariously changed the word “dosser” in the Urban Dictionary to mock rival heavyweight Deontay Wilder.
Fury, 31, fought to a contentious split-decision draw with the WBC king in December after a heated build-up of verbal back and forths.
Tyson Fury’s fans changed the definition of ‘dosser’ in the Urban Dictionary to mock Deontay WilderCredit: Getty Images – Getty
Throughout press conferences and interviews the Gypsy King labelled Wilder, 34, a ‘dosser’, which is defined in the Urban Dictionary as “useless, waster, lazy person.”
But after Fury’s fans were left outraged that the Brit did not receive a points win against the American KO artist, they took it into their own hands to make sure Wilder knew what they thought of him.
In an interview with DAZN, Fury said: “If you don’t know what dosser means, and you want to know, go on Urban Dictionary and see what comes up.
“We’re going to Google it, just so you know I’m not trying to fix anything.”
A screenshot showing the definition of dosser then appears.
It reads: “Dosser – An American professional boxer. Who has held the WBC heavyweight title since 2015, and in doing so became the first American world heavyweight champion in nine years, he was gifted a draw against Tyson fury in a match where was named “Dosser”.”
The presenter says to Fury: “You wrote this.”
And Fury replies: “I didn’t write this, honestly. I did not write that.”
He then says: “This is the meaning of a dosser. Keep reading. This is legit.”
Further definitions mocking Wilder followed.
One said: “Dosser is a word to describe heavyweight boxer Deontay Wilder who was schooled over 12 rounds of Boxing by The Gypsy King Tyson Fury.
“He somehow managed to get a home town decision even tho he was totally dominated by Fury.”
Another said: “A useless mismanaged WBC heavyweight champion who talks s*** and hasnt beaten anybody noteworthy in his entire career.”
One read: “The title given to American professional boxer Deontay Wilder by heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury.”
The Mancunian traveller revealed his dad John inspired him to say the word dosser, after he was constantly told off for swearing too much.
Fury, who rematches Wilder next year, revealed: “I tell you where all these words came from, my father he hates it when I swear, and I have a horrible habit of swearing all the time, especially in interviews.
“So he said, ‘Stop swearing, you need to stop’. So I started using all these other words, all not swearing words so I got used to not swearing and used these words and made them famous.
“That dosser one is quite famous now, everyone used it.”
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Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
