“You Don’t Need to Say All These Things” – Tommy Fury Sends a Powerful Message to Deontay Wilder

The heavyweight rigmarole between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder doesn’t appear to be ending anytime soon.  Wilder and Fury have already bashed each other with their own justifications of missing the trilogy fight. Now, several other boxers have also indulged in the mix to pour their opinion.

Tyson Fury’s cousin Tommy Fury is also amongst them since he has recently ridiculed Deontay Wilder for his ongoing remarks. Although he has hailed the former WBC champion as a great fighter he has also advised him to stop making excuses.

It is still not official whether Fury and Wilder will lock horns against each other. Despite that, the heavyweight rivalry is still relevant, with the social media war reaching new heights every day.

Tommy Fury has some special advice for Deontay Wilder

The younger Fury also has a fight this Friday. He recently came to a press meet to discuss his current boxing journey. While he was busy discussing his ride, he couldn’t miss out on the controversy between Wilder and Fury.

Bashing Wilder for his remarks, Tommy Fury said, “As a role model, as a world champion you shouldn’t be coming out with excuses like you know, you said your trainer spiked your water. Your trainer has been there since day one. You know Tyson breaking the gloves, but then the State commission are side to him until he goes in the ring.”

He added, “All these excuses they mean nothing, not gonna win his record. He lost the fight and I like Deontay Wilder. I think he is a great fighter, but I think he has ruined his legacy with all the smack talk, You know it’s not comments that a world champion should be coming out with. He has been a world champion, just try and come again. You don’t need to say all these things to make in your head to feel better about the loss. You can’t do that, and that’s how it was.”

The heavyweight segment is on fire at this point, and there are several alluring matchups on the line ahead. Fury and Wilder being two of their top-gunners of the division. Do you see these comments and reactions from other fighters being enough to ensure that a trilogy fight gets booked sometime down the road?