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This weekend, Tyson Fury will finally end his long 18 month hiatus and get back into the ring. He will lock horns with Deontay Wilder for the third time. Apart from wanting to end his feud with ‘The Bronze Bomber’, Fury will look to mark his maiden title defense with a stunning performance.

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Ahead of the fight, Main Event TV shared a video of ‘The Gypsy King’ talking about and praising some Australian heavyweight boxers.

He said, ”Yeah, I managed to watch young Joe spar recently. I mean, he looks good. He looks a very talented young guy. And also, you got Justis Huni. He looks pretty good as well. I managed to see the Paul Gallen fight. May I say Paul Gallen’s very gutsy.”

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“He got some ba**s on him, credit to him. And also, you’ve got that, one of your neighbors, Joseph Parker. He was good, very good friend of mine. Lucas Brown, he’s still in the mix. So, yeah, Australia’s got a thriving heavyweight scene going on at moment.”

Parker, one renowned name in heavyweight boxing, is an integral part of Fury’s training camps.

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The WBC champ (30-0-1) always looks to surround himself with some highly skilled fighters and Joseph Parker helps him elevate his skills. That said, Fury never fails to acknowledge everyone in his training camp alongside recognizing the budding talent he sees.

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Tyson Fury is ready for a war against Deontay Wilder

Tyson Fury had to wait for a long time period to return to the professional side of boxing. But, now that he’s in for this epic clash, the Lancashire native would look to make it his best ring appearance of all time.

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The last time Fury and Wilder met inside the ring, the former cracked the latter with forward movement, pressure, jabs, and mean punches to attain a T/KO win. He will look to do the same again.

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It is clear that ‘The Gypsy King’ is ready for this fight and supremely confident, as he has promised to finish the contest even faster this time. Given his words, it will be interesting to see how he approaches this bout on October 9 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

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