"He KOs everyone" - Tyson Fury wishes Deontay Wilder, his old rival, to fight for his WBC title. This is after Fury revealed his retirement plan

TYSON FURY would like Deontay wilder to fight for the WBC heavyweight title after he retires from boxing.

The Gypsy King defended the historic green belt with another stunning knockout of his sparring partner Dillian Whyte on Saturday night.

Fury, 33 years old, seems to be preparing for life after boxing. He also admitted that he would like to see Wilder compete for the belt, once he has retired from the sport.

Behind The Gloves, he said: "I'd love to see Deontay wilder fight for it again.

"I don’t know how this [Wilder being No.1 on the WBC rankings] is possible. He has lost three fights in succession and is still No.1-rated.

"But that's up for them."

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Wilder's five year reign as WBC heavyweight champion was ended by Fury in February 2020, when he won a seventh round TKO in Las Vegas.

Although the Wythenshawe warrior defeated the American in their trio fight last October, he believes that the former champ doesn’t get enough credit for the wins he has had.

He stated: "One thing [though], Deontay made 10 title defenses; more than anyone else.

"He beat Vitali Klitschko's record by Muhammad Ali, and he equalled Muhammad Ali’s record. He doesn't get the credit that he deserves.

Deontay Wilder is still my second favorite heavyweight fighter in the world.

"I believe that he knocks out all other people except me."

Wilder, 36, hasn’t been in the ring since Fury’s 11th-round defeat last year, but he is planning to return this summer.

Fury is now considering retiring, and he said in a post-fight interview that he had promised his wife after the Wilder 3 fight that that would be it.

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"But I was offered to fight at Wembley at my home because I felt I deserved it and owed it [to them].

"Now it's over. This is the end of the Gypsy King. This could be the last curtain for the Gypsy King."