TYSON FURY sent a no-holds-barred message to “big dosser” Deontay Wilder blasting: “‘Your wife and kids know I beat you last time”.
The Gypsy King rematches the Bronze Bomber in February with the pair looking to settle the score after their contentious split-decision draw last year.
Tyson Fury sent a warning to heavyweight rival Deontay Wilder ahead of their rematchCredit: Instagram @gypsyking101
Fury rematches Wilder in February with the pair looking to settle the score
Wilder, 34, twice knocked down the Brit but was largely outboxed in the Los Angeles title fight.
And ahead of the Las Vegas rerun, unbeaten traveller Fury goaded his rival by claiming the WBC champion knows he was a beaten man that night – despite the judges scorecards differing.
He said: “This is a special message for Deontay Wilder, the big dosser.
“I’ll put everything down on beating you next time. I’m not afraid of you, I ain’t bothered about you, bum.
“I wasn’t bothered about you back then and I certainly ain’t bothered about you now.
“You big dosser, you’re getting it.
“You know you lost – you trainer, your manager, your wife, your kids know.
“They all know the Gypsy King beat you – I’m coming for you, p***y.”
Wilder is engaged to reality TV star Telli Swift – who was ringside for the Fury fight in 2018 – and the couple have a daughter together, Kaorii Lee, while the boxer has seven other children.
Fury, 31, backdated his rematch with the Bronze Bomber this year after he signed a promotional deal with Top Rank and went on to win two tune up fights to build his Stateside profile.
As he stopped unknown Tom Schwarz and outpointed Otto Wallin, Wilder scored devastating knockouts against Dominic Breazeale and Luis Ortiz.
But Fury still took aim at the level of the Bronze Bomber’s victims.
He fumed: “He’s going round saying he fights all the best heavyweights.
“But Dominic Breazeale isn’t the best heavyweight and nor is Luis Ortiz.
“They’re average at best.
“You’ve only fought one good man in your career – that’s me and I beat you.
“Everybody in the world knows you lost to the Gypsy King. The Gypsy King that was out of the ring for three years on 50 per cent.
“You’ll get bust next time.”
Fury and Wilder boxed to a split-decision draw at the end of 2018Credit: PA:Press Association/PA Images
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
