“It’s Time for Retaliation Baby” – Deontay Wilder Expresses His Hunger for Tyson Fury Trilogy
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BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND – AUGUST 18: Tyson Fury is confronted by rival boxer Deontay Wilder after defeating Francesco Pianeta in a heavyweight contest at Windsor Park on August 18, 2018 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Charles McQuillan/Getty Images)
Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury’s trilogy is inching closer with time. The duo will meet each other on October 9 for Fury’s WBC heavyweight title. This fight is regarded as one of the most iconic heavyweight tussles of all time and is expected to be better than their first two fights.
Earlier, the fight was set for July 24, but unfortunately, since Fury and his team members tested positive for Covid-19, this contest had to be pushed ahead.
With that, both Fury and Wilder got some extra time to prepare for their clash. ‘The Bronze Bomber’, ever since this fight’s announcement, began putting in the hard yards to ensure that he has the best possible shot in the ring.
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Recently, Wilder spoke to PBC on FOX about his training and progress. He said, “They are just sharpening me up and allowing me to say now it’s time for retaliation baby.”
Wilder is extremely eager to get his hands on ‘The Gypsy King’. The pair fought each other for the very first time in 2018, and this contest ended with a draw. Post that, the only thing fans wanted to see was a rematch between these two.
In February 2020, Wilder and Fury again met each other. This time, the Brit went all guns blazing to batter Wilder in every department. ‘The Gypsy King’ attained a round 7 T/KO victory and stunned the world. However, the memory of that night may serve as motivation to unleash an even scarier Wilder.
Is Tyson Fury in danger against Deontay Wilder in this trilogy?
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Deontay Wilder definitely seems in the ideal mindset to step into the ring and attempt to avenge his loss. In fact, he has promised to do so on multiple occasions. Furthermore, an uninterrupted training camp will have worked wonders.
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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – NOVEMBER 23: WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder stands in the ring before the start of his title fight against Luis Ortiz at MGM Grand Garden Arena on November 23, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Wilder retained his title with a seventh-round knockout. (Photo by Steve Marcus/Getty Images)
That said, Fury, who had a disrupted camp, definitely seems to be in a vulnerable spot in this collision.
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However, ‘The Gypsy King’ will head into the fight, knowing that an encore is all that he needs to leave Vegas with his belts. That said, the world will have its attention set on this fight. They will be keen to see whether Fury will be in danger or be the danger.
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