Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury collided once again this evening in Las Vegas for the WBC, Ring, and Lineal heavyweight titles.<\/p>\n
‘The Gypsy King<\/a>‘ and ‘The Bronze Bomber’ had first met in December of 2018. On that night in Los Angeles, Fury seemed to win the majority of the rounds, but Wilder scored a devastating 12th-round knockout that looked like it spelled the end for Fury. Miraculously, the British standout was able to recover and the bout was ultimately ruled a split draw by the judges in attendance.<\/p>\n Both Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder were paid handsomely for their respective efforts this evening. The Athletic<\/a> reported that both heavyweights were guaranteed a minimum of $28 million for tonight’s rematch.<\/p>\n Fury came in much heavier for this second tilt with Wilder, weighing in at a whopping 273lbs of what he called “pure British beef”.<\/p>\n ‘The Bronze Bomber’ also put on some extra mass for this fight, Wilder tipped the scales at 231lbs respectively.<\/p>\n Boxing analyst Teddy Atlas had blasted Tyson Fury for over his physique ahead of tonight’s fight, suggesting the British fighter had showed up in “poor form”.<\/p>\n Tonight’s Wilder vs. Fury rematch proved to be a one sided affair. Fury was able to get after Wilder right from the opening bell and only continued to build off that momentum.<\/p>\n In round three, ‘The Gypsy King’ would drop Deontay Wilder with a right hand. He would continue his assault in round four which culminated in another knockdown in round five.<\/p>\n By the midway point of round seven, Wilder’s corner had seen enough and opted to throw in the towel.<\/p>\n Official Result: Tyson Fury def. Deontay Wilder via TKO in Round 7<\/p>\n Check out how the pros reacted to Fury defeating Wilder below:<\/p>\n Wilder\u2019s body language is concerning #WilderFury2<\/a><\/p>\n — Frank Mir (@thefrankmir) February 23, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n