There were many iconic boxing bouts in 2021 that allured millions of boxing lovers around the globe. Among all, the blistering scuffle between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder was unquestionably the best heavyweight fight of 2021. This fight recently won the ‘Fight of the Year’ and ‘Round of the Year Award’ from The Ring Magazine.

Both the men gave their absolute best in the fight. On top of this, something that shook everyone was the polished version Deontay Wilder showed up to stun Fury.

This fight turned out to be thoroughly entertaining. However, ‘The Gypsy King’ recently expressed concern over this third meet with ‘The Bronze Bomber’.

After accepting the ‘Fight of the Year Award’, the Briton said, “I’m absolutely ecstatic and overwhelmed to be recognized by Ring Magazine yet again.”

“It was a great fight but not so great for me and Deontay because fights like that knock years off your life, but it was an epic battle and a great trilogy. It was definitely all worth it,” he added (h/t Sky Sports)

Fury and Wilder‘s collision were vital for the messed-up heavyweight division. Also, this contest was possibly the last bout to conclude the prolonging rivalry between the duo.

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The big men came out with high intensity and knocked each other down multiple times. Though Fury had an upper hand in the fight, he still got rocked as he went down on the canvas twice in round 4.

Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury – One of the greatest heavyweight fights of all time

Despite going down on the canvas twice, Fury knew that he could turn the tide in his favor again.

That said, he gained a vertical base to continue the fight. With his right mindset and terrifying power, Fury knocked Wilder down multiple times ahead to finally finish the fight in round 11.

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Without a doubt, ‘The Gypsy King’ struck Wilder with his best shot, and it bound the latter to go on the canvas after receiving that blow.