After the third installment of their sensational trilogy, TYSON FURY passed drug tests as did Deontay wilder.
Wilder sent the Gypsy King twice to the canvas, but he recovered to deliver a sensational 11th-round knockout.
Deontay Wilder fought Tyson Fury in a thrilling battle earlier this month
They both contributed to the creation of what became a Las Vegas classic.
Both the duo did it cleanly.
The Voluntary Anti-Doping Ageny has confirmed that all of their samples returned clean.
They posted the following tweet: "Congratulations Tyson Fury [Deontay wilder] for completing VADA testing again."
The duo seem to have put aside their animosity over the years and both have shown respect for each other since their third encounter.
Wilder, 36, posted on Instagram: "I have learned that sometimes you need to lose in order to win. While I was happy to win, I loved seeing the fans win more.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALS"Hopefully, I proved that my true Warrior status and I am a true King in this field.
"Hopefully, we proved that no matter what trials or tribulations life throws at you, you can still get up and fight for the things you believe in.
"Last, but not least, I want to congratulate @gypsyking101 on his victory and thank him for the wonderful historical memories that will be cherished forever."
Fury, 33, sent the Bronze Bomber an e-mail with a birthday message. It read: "This Tyson Fury AKA The Gypsy King. This is a special birthday message for my old friend, Deontay "The Bronze Bomber" Wilder.
Wilder, have a great day. We are grateful for the wonderful fights and the trilogy. You're an amazing fighter and a great fighter.
I wish you a wonderful day with your family. I pray that God will bless you abundantly.
"All the best, lots and love from your old friend, The Gypsy Kings. Wilder, all the best!
After Otto Wallin injured his shoulder, the WBC champion will now face Dillian Whyte.
Wilder will, however, be temporarily out of the ring after he was given a six-month suspension for medical reasons following Fury's loss.
After Malik Scott, the trainer, admitted that he wanted to give his fighter a long break, the American was already ready for an extended absence.
