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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – NOVEMBER 23: WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder celebrates after defeating Luis Ortiz in their title fight at MGM Grand Garden Arena on November 23, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Wilder retained his title with a seventh-round knockout. (Photo by Steve Marcus/Getty Images)

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – NOVEMBER 23: WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder celebrates after defeating Luis Ortiz in their title fight at MGM Grand Garden Arena on November 23, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Wilder retained his title with a seventh-round knockout. (Photo by Steve Marcus/Getty Images)
Deontay Wilder has had enough of being silent after suffering the maiden loss of his boxing career in 2020. He is now ready to return and has vowed to avenge the defeat against Tyson Fury on October 9 in an epic trilogy. Meanwhile, the American boxer has already showcased several changes in his personality traits.
Keeping himself distanced from trash-talking and verbal wars, Wilder has frequently connected with the fans, but in his own way. ‘The Bronze Bomber’ has posted a video on social media, seemingly re-introducing himself to the fans, before aiming to become a 2x world heavyweight champion.
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Wilder revealed a glimpse of his current training camp with Malik Scott. From power to precision, he displayed it all in the clip, sending chills throughout the combat community.
“Here Comes Deontay Wilder As the crowd gets Wilder,” wrote the former WBC heavyweight champion.
42-1-1 as a professional. Wilder’s resume has 41 KOs. This particular stat touts him as superior to any other contender in the division. But the sole loss and the sole draw in his career have come in his two fights against Tyson Fury. Hence, Wilder is yet to overpower ‘The Gypsy King’, like all of his other opponents.
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In his next fight, he can finally attain that and close off the rivalry by leveling the scorecard and recapturing his lost WBC title. However, a loss could end his time as a top heavyweight.
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Can Deontay Wilder beat Tyson Fury?
Wilder has all the power in this world to dismantle any person inside the boxing ring. Hence, he knows he has the weapons to beat Tyson Fury. Unfortunately, under technical parameters, he may fall short before Fury. Wilder looked bleak in the rematch in February 2020, where Tyson Fury poleaxed him to claim a seventh-round TKO victory.

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Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury during the WBC Heavyweight Championship bout at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Saturday December 1, 2018. See PA story BOXING Los Angeles. Photo credit should read: Lionel Hahn/PA Wire (Photo by Lionel Hahn/PA Images via Getty Images)
Nevertheless, the trilogy collision will offer him a chance to make things right and show that he has grown as a boxer. Thus, Wilder cannot afford to let his chance slip by. He has done a lot in the sport of boxing and a win against Fury will be massive.
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