
Wilder Claims Fury's Performance Against Ngannou is Proof
Deontay Wilder has hinted that Tyson Fury may have cheated in their trilogy fight after Fury's lackluster performance against Francis Ngannou in a recent crossover bout. The Gypsy King was knocked down by Ngannou and only managed to win the fight by split decision, surprising boxing fans.
Poor Showing Raises Suspicions
Fury's below-par performance has raised eyebrows, and Wilder has seized this opportunity to suggest foul play during their trilogy. Despite knocking Fury down multiple times in their third fight, Wilder ultimately lost to the Manchester born hitter.
Wilder Hints at Reason Behind Fury's Victory
Speaking to Blue Blood Sports TV, Wilder revealed that he has received calls about the fight and the possibility of cheating. He said, "Maybe he did cheat, maybe he did have something in his gloves. All these things are coming up now. Everybody's saying he lost."
No Evidence of Cheating
It is important to note that there is currently no evidence to support the claim that Fury cheated in any of his fights against Wilder. Fury remains undefeated after his bout with Ngannou and is now preparing for his next fight against Oleksandr Usyk in February.

Fury's victory over Ngannou led to the rescheduling of the fight with Usyk, which was originally set to take place in December. Despite Wilder's suggestions, the controversy surrounding Fury's performance only adds to the anticipation for his upcoming world title showdown.