Deontay Wilder announces rematch with Tyson Fury

Shortly after he declared his next fight, yesterday the WBC world heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder (41-0-1) announced that he has signed a contract for a second fight with former world heavyweight king Tyson Fury (27-0-1).

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“The Bronze Bomber” will be fighting Luis Ortiz in his next bout and if the American manages to get the W again, he’ll be taking on “The Gypsy King” in 2020.

 

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Well, As I always say I’m the realest Champion in the business and as I’ve mentioned before I must handle all my Controversial Fights ASAP‼️ Luis Ortiz @kingkongboxing is first then Tyson Fury @gypsyking101 Next. By no means I’m I looking pass Ortiz, He’s a dangerous fighter but I am looking through him. (Window Shopping) Shid, I’m the best ain’t No guess’N… what other champion Give you what your Miss’N… One fell to his Knee, the other on his Back… If you got questions then “We run it back”. 413 media: @413media #BombZquad #WeWorking #TilThisDay #King 💫All Contracts have been signed already‼️ It’s Officially On‼️

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Anthony Joshua, who is squaring up against Andy Ruiz tonight, won’t be pleased to hear Wilder’s plans, because “AJ” stated numerous times that his main goal is to unify the division, but he’ll have to wait for more than a year from now in order to get a chance at the green and yellow belt.

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Wilder and Fury fought last December in a fight that went the distance. The Brit deserved the win more, but the ringside judges scored the fight a draw. Up to this hour, there is no confirmation from Tyson Fury or anyone from his camp that a rematch will indeed take place next year.

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