DEONTAY WILDER broke his silence following another crushing defeat to Tyson Fury.
After an eleventh round KO, the American heavyweight lost to his British counterpart.
It was the result of FIVE knockdowns that included the Gypsy King being beaten twice in the fourth.
After being taken to the hospital as a precaution, Wilder was able to speak his mind about one of the greatest heavyweight fights ever.
He also shared some of Fury’s strategies in the fight and how the three-stone weight disadvantage helped.
According to the 35-year old, "I tried my best but it wasn’t enough tonight."
"I don't know what happened.
"I knew he wasn't coming in at 277lbs to become a ballet dancer.
"He came to me to lean on and try to rough me up, and he succeeded."
Fury maintained his unbeaten record with the win while Wilder lost his second consecutive game.
The American is now at a crossroads with Anthony Joshua potentially in the near future.
The Gypsy King will now face Otto Wallin, who is the winner of Dillian whyte on 30 October.
