DEONTAY WILDER will not "NEVER" end his bitterness with Tyson Fury, and "most certainly" wants to fight his arch-rival for the FOURTH time.
After Fury defeated Wilder in the epic October 2021 trilogy, it looked like the heavyweight feud was over.
Tyson Fury was called out for a fourth fight against Deontay Wilder
The American refuted the allegations that his great rival cheated during their rematch, and he reopened them.
FightHype was told by Wilder: "Nah! Never, because I know that truth."
"I don’t condone cheating or s*** like this." "I know this, no matter what other people may say."
After Fury had outboxed Wilder, the pair drew their first match in 2018. However, Wilder was dropped twice.
Two years later, they rematched in seven rounds. The British star won the WBC belt.
Wilder cited several false claims Fury made about cheating, including that Fury loaded his gloves with WEIGHTS and that his water was SPIKED.
It caused a lot of tension leading to their tri-final bout, which was the best in the series.
Fury, 34, was once again knocked down twice, but Wilder, 36, was knocked down three times during his round 11 win.
Although it seems unlikely, a fourth fight could be possible if the WBC rules.
Wilder will face Robert Helenius (38), in a WBC eliminator to Fury's belt.
Andy Ruiz Jr., 32, defeated Luis Oritz (43), in a similar eliminator. If Wilder wins, Wilder will then be in line for the Mexican-American.
It would be a fight for the WBC mandatory challenger to the belt, and Wilder is open for one more shot at Fury.
He said: "Most definitely. They bring a lot of fight. Let's get it done.
"You know me. I have never dodged or ducked anyone. I am the one who blessed people with opportunity."
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