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There’s no way Deontay Wilder seems to be intimidating Tyson Fury for the trilogy fight, especially after being demolished in the rematch in 2020. Although Wilder has infused some prominent changes in his preparations, Fury is still confident about overpowering the American KO-artist on October 9.

‘The Gypsy King’ stopped Wilder in the seventh round of the rematch via TKO, handing ‘The Bronze Bomber’ his maiden and sole loss of his professional career. While Wilder has vowed to avenge it, Fury doesn’t see it happening. In a chat with Lockdown, the Brit boxer shared his views on Wilder as a rival.

While he hailed Wilder’s knockout prowess, Tyson Fury said, “I am going to run across the ring and I am going to knock the f*** out of Deontay Wilder. I am going to plaster him, I will be like a plasterer on a night plastering walls, I am going to splatter him in the ring. Getting knocked out for sure.”

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However, Deontay Wilder and his trainer, Malik Scott, have claimed that they have crafted a plan for Tyson Fury’s loss. Following a year-long hiatus from action, Wilder, in his training videos, looks sharp and shredded. Furthermore, he seems to have worked on his speed and head movement. While he already had the vicious power on board, these new techniques can turn Wilder even more treacherous.

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Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder 3 – The best of the heavyweight division

Following two gruesome encounters, Fury is leading 1-0 over Wilder, with a draw in the first fight and a TKO win in the seventh round of the second. Thus, the third meeting will end their rivalry. The winner will go on to enter talks for an undisputed title bout.

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Winning the show over Tyson Fury will bring Deontay Wilder everything that he had lost- starting from the WBC title to his dominance in the division. Meanwhile, with a win, Fury will silence Wilder and any other doubters once and for all. Therefore, both Wilder and Fury will look to bring their best to the ring at the T-Mobile Arena.

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Who do you think will win the final chapter? Tyson Fury or Deontay Wilder?

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