Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder turned in a classic boxing match, but Fury ended things with a crazy right hand in round 11 for the KO victory.
The first two fights between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder were great, but they saved the best for last in a boxing contest that will be remembered for some time.
Fury scored the first highlight when he knocked Wilder down in round 3. Wilder got up but looked shaky.
Wilder’s right hand showed up the next round as he knocked Fury down twice. Fury was almost out but was saved by the bell.
Fury showed his championship grit and clawed his way back. Truth be told, he took the fight over and had Wilder hurt for much of the battle.
Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder traded knockdowns, but Fury ended it with a massive right hand in round 11
Wilder went down again in round 10 but got to his feet and finished the round. Things came to a halt in round 11.
A Fury right hand caught Wilder square on the chin and sent him crumpling to the canvas. He was out cold, and the fight was over.
Fury retained his WBC titled via round 11 KO. He and Wilder put on a fantastic show, but Fury is the best heavyweight in the world, and he proved it in his trilogy bout with Wilder.