‘I Don’t Know Anybody Who Could Do That to Robert’: Tyson Fury Shares His Honest Opinion on Deontay Wilder’s Last Fight

On December 3rd, 2022, Tyson Fury will make his return to boxing in a trilogy fight against Derek Chisora in the ring. In the month of April, having fought Dillian Whyte, Fury hung his gloves and took a temporal retirement from boxing. However, with Oleksandr Usyk beating Anthony Joshua for the second time, ‘The Gypsy King’ announced his comeback to the ring.

Prior to Fury, Deontay Wilder, on October 15th made his return to heavyweight boxing. In an extraordinary performance, ‘The Bronze Bomber’ dismantled Robert Helenius with a first-round KO inside the Barclays Center, Brooklyn. Recently, in an interview, former rival Tyson Fury revealed his honest thoughts regarding the Wilder vs. Helenius fight.

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“I don’t know anybody who could do that to Robert,” said an appreciative Fury. “Robert’s been around for a long time. And he’s lost a couple of fights, yes. But he’s never been cut down like that someone hit him with a mini-digger in the face,” he added with a smile.

While Fury was still speaking, the reporter informed that Wilder had landed only three punches in the whole fight. Without any sure sign of surprise, The Gypsy King said, “Yeah, that’s what Deontay needs. Incredible, incredible athlete, fair play.”

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Derek Chisora is the second opponent against whom Fury will have his second trilogy fight. Deontay Wilder was the first one to give Fury a trilogy in pro boxing. Despite a draw in the first fight, Fury won the rest two fights. On the other hand, Fury met Chisora in 2011 for the first time. Fury won the first via UD.

However, Fury won the rematch via RTD in the tenth round of the fight. What are your expectations from Derek Chisora vs. Tyson Fury trilogy fight?

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In addition, what do you think about Fury’s appreciation of Wilder returning against Helenius and winning that fight in Brooklyn? Finally, would you agree that the Fury vs. Wilder series was among the best trilogies in the history of heavyweight boxing? Share your thoughts in the comments below.