Tyson Fury Throws Ultimate Insult at Deontay Wilder Before Their Trilogy

The verbal banter between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder isn’t over yet. Although they will collide in a few weeks for the WBC world heavyweight title, both men continue to intensify their battle with humiliating slurs.

The latest jab has come from Tyson Fury’s side as he claimed himself to be levels above his nearing opposition. Well, that’s nothing new to the boxing fans, as Fury has expressed the same several times, especially after dethroning Wilder via KO in 2020.

However, this time Tyson Fury has claimed that he can vanquish Deontay Wilder, even without a proper fighting physique. In a chat with Volume Sports, ‘The Gypsy King’ shared his views on Wilder as his potential rival and slammed ‘The Bronze Bomber’ once again.

“I didn’t take any extra time to prepare. Why do I need to prepare for a bum like Deontay Wilder anyway? I could fight him on three days’ notice at f***ing 400lbs and still knock the p***y out. Excuse maker, piece of s***, that’s what Wilder is,” said Tyson Fury.

Meanwhile, this can also be a response to Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn, who recently claimed that Tyson Fury has had an improper fight camp for the upcoming showdown.

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In a chat with Fight Hype, Hearn said, “He is not prepared. But he is probably still good enough. He has just not had a proper camp. I mean, you can’t compare his preparation for this fight to the last Wilder fight.”

Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder 3 – Everything About the Rivalry

Kicking off in 2018, the Fury-Wilder rivalry saw a dramatic start that ended in a split decision draw. The decision was extremely controversial, and many saw it in favor of Wilder as Tyson Fury remained superior for most of the night. Nevertheless, it paved the road for an intriguing rematch.

In February 2020, Tyson Fury silenced his doubters by handing Deontay Wilder a lopsided defeat. After manhandling the WBC champion for a brief period, Fury stopped him via TKO in round seven to grab hold of the WBC world heavyweight title.

Since then, neither man has appeared in action. Hence, they will relinquish a similar layoff by locking horns for one last time. It all goes down in the ring on October 9. Who takes the final one? Fury or Wilder?

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