The SCORECARDS have been released for Tyson Fury's epic trilogy fight against Deontay Wilder - and they are quite bizarre.
Overnight, heavyweight rivals fought hard for the WBC title at Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena.
With an amazing eleventh-roundKO, the Gypsy King won again.
The scorecards from the stoppage are interesting to read, as well as some bizarre decisions made by the judges.
Each of them correctly predicted that the Brit would win the card by the eleventh round, after three knockdowns.
Dave Moretti was 95-91, Tim Cheatham close at 94-92, and Steve Weisfeld at 95-22.
After knocking out his opponent in the first round, Fury won the third round with a score of 10-8.
The fourth round was a complete disaster. The Gypsy King was evicted TWICE, and the American won a surprise win.
That was a 10-7 win for Wilder. It was a massive swing of fortunes that resulted in an astonished and wild Vegas crowd.
DID YOU JUDGE MISS KNOCKDOWN
Fury has recovered the same way he did throughout his career, thanks to his amazing heart and endurance.
He lost just ONE round to the five judges' cards.
Fans are still baffled by round ten, as Weisfeld called it a round to Fury 10-9 instead of 10-8 despite the knockdown.
Many fans took to social media to claim that he had MISSED the knockdown.
Others claimed that Wilder thought he won the round even though he was on the floor. But those are not the rules.
One Twitter user said: "Third Judge missed a whole knockdown!"
Another responded: "Yeah. You have a point. Wilder may have given Wilder credit for wobbling Fury towards the end of the round. But, it still likely should have been 10-8.
One said, "Unified rules state that a knockdown equals a 10-8. He shouldn't be allowed judge a fight."
Another shouted, "Won round!" He was hit by Pilar to post in round 10, which was one of his worst rounds. The judge must have forgotten about the knockdown, and gave it a standard 10-9.
