DEONTAY WILDER has named his three greatest knockouts, with Tyson Fury making the list.
The Bronze Bomber will have a chance to redeem himself against the Brit on Saturday, when the pair meet for the third time.
Deontay Wilder prepares for Tyson Fury's redemption
Wilder lost his WBC Title to Gypsy King in the second fight. Fury destroyed Wilder, but he insists that he should have been eliminated in their first match.
Fury won a draw against Wilder in December 2018. He survived two knockdowns and many believed he was good enough to win the fight.
The 12th round was especially brutal. Fury miraculously got back on his feet and finished the round stronger.
Fury got his revenge by defeating Wilder in seven rounds in their 2020 rematch.
Wilder, 35, said that his three 'coldest punches' were Bermane Stiverne II and then fought in the fight.
"I was transformed there. I had an extreme experience. Another one was [Artur] Zpilka.
BETTING SPECIAL GET 30/1 ON FURY OR 50/1 ON WILDER FOR HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CLASH"And the two knockouts I did with Fury because I certainly knocked his arse out. It was incredible, but I didn’t get creditability.
Stiverne survived the 12 rounds, losing on points to Wilder in 2015. He was then beaten in the first round in their 2017 rematch.
Szpilka was defeated in round nine by the Bronze Bomber in 2016.
Fury, 33-year-old WBC champ, met Fury for the first time since his Las Vegas beating and confronted Fury over his claims that the Brit cheated.
At the pre-fight press conference, Wilder was allowed to retract his claims and apologize. Fury then raged.
The Gypsy King sneered: "I don’t care, it is coming from an unhealthy person.
"He blamed him, his trainer and his costume. The referee, the commission, one [excuse] may have been plausible, but not fifty.
"It tells me that he is mentally weak and I will beat him again.
"I destroyed him in the rematch, and he is getting it back again."
Wilder claims Fury robbed Wilder with a variety of scams. However, he still felt the need for a change in his training team and to hire Malik Scott as his coach.
He believes he is now able to rebuild himself for the trilogy, and he vows violent revenge on Saturday.
He stated that he didn't regret making the claims and would believe it until his death because he had confirmation and clarity.
"Men and Women can lie, but the eyes cannot. The eyes don't lie."
"What I learned and know has made me a better fighter and man."
"The truth sets me free, so there's no pressure on my, it's all on Him, I have everything to lose and everything that I can gain. My energy is violent, it's like my mind.
CLICK HERE TO RECEIVE LIVE UPDATES ON FURY VS. WILDER 3
.
