The heavyweight matchup between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder may finally be trudging along. There has been no news regarding the definite venue and date for the matchup. However, Tyson Fury’s latest social media post has already teased the possibility of the event. The undefeated WBC champion recently took to Twitter and sent a stern message to Deontay Wilder about their third encounter.

Tyson Fury has already defeated Deontay Wilder in their last face-off for the WBC heavyweight title on February 22. Not only that, but ‘The Gypsy King’ was the first person to hand Deontay Wilder a defeat in his professional career. While the pair will square off one more time, Tyson Fury has been confident about handing his opponent another defeat.

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Tyson Fury sends a stern message to Deontay Wilder

Fury, 31, recently posted the video on Twitter where he is spotted training alone. However, Tyson Fury’s verbal slams over Deontay Wilder has garnered all the attention.

“I am coming for you suc***,” wrote Tyson Fury in the caption of the post.

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‘The Bronze Bomber’ is yet to respond on the statement, but the social media post has already grabbed a lot of attention from the boxing fan base.

The first two heavyweight title rides

In their original matchup on 2018, Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury concluded the bout in a controversial draw. Although umpteen boxing fans chipped their opinion regarding the results of the fight, the judges did not deem anyone as the winner. However, the rematch between both the men turned out to be an absolute one-sided thriller.

Tyson Fury manhandled Deontay Wilder throughout before knocking him out in round 7. It was a complete one-man show and ‘The Gypsy King’ left no stones unturned to prove that he is the best heavyweight boxer of modern-era. While the  ‘rubber match’ is expected to be finalized shortly,  the WBC Heavyweight champion  has already started preparations.

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