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Tyson Fury dominated a treacherous Deontay Wilder and handed him a humiliating TKO loss for the WBC heavyweight title in their rematch in February 2020. Following the maiden defeat of his pro career, Wilder has been on the wrong side of criticism.

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Now, even a year later, he is still in the same position as the boxing world continues to hit out at him. Croatian heavyweight, Alen Babic, was the latest name to ridicule ‘The Bronze Bomber’. Furthermore, he stated that Tyson Fury had terrorized Deontay Wilder in their in-ring collision.

In a conversation with Pro Boxing Fans, ‘The Savage’ said, “Fury beat him, Fury terrorized him with his beating, right? Just put your head down and say I got beat by a better man and then I am gonna return or I’m not. So, that’s that simple. You don’t need to say he (Tyson Fury) did this, he did that. F*** crazy.”

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Babic advised Wilder to return and stop making excuses or diverting the issues from boxing. He appeared vexed with the American knockout specialist and thoroughly criticized him in the interview.

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Babic added, “Wilder didn’t talk boxing for like one year and I watch boxing, I follow boxers, I don’t want to follow preachers. Go preach to your church.”

After almost a year of inactivity, fans are still unaware of who Wilder will stand across in the ring when he makes his comeback.

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Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder 3- Will the fight happen?

According to reports, the trilogy clash is no longer relevant in the charts. After the rematch, COVID-19 stopped the entire sports community from staging its events. The trilogy between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder was not spared.

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Now, Fury is rumored to fight unified champion Anthony Joshua; Wilder is rumored to return against American heavyweight Chris Martin in a non-title bout. However, the trilogy can happen somewhere down the line.

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On bagging wins on their next appearances, Fury and Wilder can collide for one last time, to determine the ultimate best between them. Wilder will look to secure a win to respond to all the criticism he has received.

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What do you make of Babic’s statements about the former WBC heavyweight champion?

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