TYSON FURY'S brutal knockout of Deontay Wilder was captured perfectly from ringside
Fury reacted quickly to Wilder's trilogy with Fury, ending the series with just one round. Wilder had been sent to the canvas by a right hand and was sent tumbling to his face.
After the punch, sweat bounced off of the former champion's forehead and the referee stopped the action.
Fans online praised the stunning KO and epic 11 round fights, which was instantly hailed as a classic.
One person said, "Wilder's soul went along with that punch. We wouldn't be surprised to see him retire.
Another stated, "That was one the greatest heavyweight fights ever." Wilder and Fury are warriors who can take those punches.
One commentator said: "Absolutely destroyed. If you look closely, Wilder's soul can be seen leaving his body after the last punch. Delicious."
After the exciting fight Fury (33) tried to make peace with Wilder (35) but was unsuccessful.
David Haye, ex-champion believes Wilder wasn't 'coherent enough" to shake Fury's hands and could have been feeling some of the effects of the fight.
Haye, 40, said to iFL TV that he doesn't know where Wilder is headed. He has so much at stake, so much ego. His entire life was at risk.
Tyson Fury literally took his soul. Tyson Fury now wants a handshake.
"I'm certain in his mind; and he's like: 'I'm giving you nothing else, you have taken everything; you've destroyed me.
"Maybe he said, "I can't even lend you my hand," and also, he has taken a lot punches to his head.
"You won't be able to shake hands with someone, it's complicated.
"You don’t know where someone’s at emotionally. If he shaken his hand, he might have suffered a breakdown.
"Maybe it's the realization that 'This man has more power than I. Perhaps he doesn't want it to get to that point.
"It would have been nice if he had shaken hands with him, hugged him, and said, 'Yeah! You're the stronger man. You beat me tonight; you beat me last time out. "Good luck for the future."
"But everyone is different."
