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‘It’s inevitable’ – Deontay Wilder sensationally calls for fourth Tyson Fury fight and says he wanted to KILL Gypsy King


DEONTAY WILDER has called out Tyson Fury again for a fourth fight and shockingly said he wanted to kill him.

The American has already stepped in the ring with the Brit three times and lost his WBC title to him but he wants yet another chance.

Tyson Fury’s win in the third bout over Deontay Wilder was one of the most memorable in heavyweight boxing historyCredit: AP

The first fight between the two in December 2018 ended in a draw, this was followed by the second which Fury won after Wilder’s corner threw in the towel.

The third was an iconic night where the Gypsy King was knocked down twice but got up to secure a knockout victory.

Wilder, 36, has made excuses for his defeats blaming a heavy costume for the ringwalk taking his energy, that Fury’s gloves were loaded and he sacked his coach for calling a stop to fight two.

Wilder has spoken about the trilogy and admitted he thinks he will face him again saying: “I stand by everything.

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“It’s crazy and sad that business had to be conducted in certain manners to rob a person from his greatness, but in reality it only made that greatness higher.

“I don’t condone cheating and s*** like that. I know that, no matter what people say.

“People and analysts say, ‘If he did have something in his glove, why did you not go to the authorities?’

“And I tell them, ‘Why the f*** would I go to the authorities.

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“‘I have an opportunity to release my own energy and put my hands upon him and the possibility of trying to kill him and get paid millions of dollars doing it?'”

This isn’t the first time he has chillingly stated he wants to kill someone in the ring.

On the possibility of going head-to-head with Fury again, Wilder claimed he’d be up for it saying: “Most definitely.

“As long as he’s in the business and I’m in the business, it’s inevitable.”

Currently, the Bronze Bomber is focusing on his next fight taking place in October versus Robert Helenius.

Meanwhile, Fury is set to take step into the ring to fight Anthony Joshua on December 3 with a fight closing in on being agreed.


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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