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Deontay Wilder and fiancee Telli Swift board private jet to Las Vegas for Tyson Fury trilogy fight


DEONTAY WILDER has boarded a flight to Las Vegas ahead of his trilogy fight against Tyson Fury this weekend.

The Bronze Bomber, who will challenge for the WBC heavyweight title in the early hours of Sunday morning UK time, flew to the state of Nevada alongside his fiancee Telli Swift and daughter Kaorii Lee Wilder.

Wilder boarded a plane ready for his third fight with FuryCredit: Instagram
The American heavyweight looked relaxed as he jetted off to Las VegasCredit: Instagram
He was accompanied on the flight by his fiancee and daughterCredit: Instagram

Both he and his family looked thrilled to be jetting off as they prepare to be involved in one of the biggest fights of the year.

His fiancee Telli posted several photos and videos on Instagram with one of them captioned: “Vegas bound.”

Wilder’s visit to the bright lights of Las Vegas comes 20 months after he last fought there.

In February 2020, the American heavyweight was dismantled by Fury in a one-sided beatdown as he suffered his first professional loss and relinquished the WBC strap.

Following an arbitrational ruling and a number of delays, the pair will now meet once again after their draw in December 2018 and Fury’s win last year.

And Wilder, who is renowned for his incredible knockout power, has been tipped to stop Fury this time around by his new trainer Malik Scott.

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Wilder is planning on bringing the WBC belt back home to Alabama againCredit: Instagram
Wilder and his family were excited to be on their way to Las VegasCredit: Instagram

Scott, who is making his debut in Wilder’s corner, said: “He will KO Fury and will never lose another fight afterwards. Anthony Joshua or Oleksandr Usyk is next.”

But Fury has not wavered in his unrivalled confidence ahead of the trilogy clash.

The undefeated Brit said: “I’d hate to be Deontay Wilder right now.

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“When I put that final nail in his coffin, it’s retirement – bye bye b**** Wilder.

“He used to be a gladiator. He met the old, fat ‘Gypsy King’ – knocked him spark out in seven rounds.”

Fury and Wilder will clash at around 5am BST on Sunday morning as they look to end their rivalry once and for all.

Fury remains supremely confident that he will stop Wilder for a second timeCredit: Getty


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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