"Keep going, it is possible" - Tyson Fury supports Deontay Wilder's bid to be the heavyweight champion in touching message

TYSON FURY has backed Deontay wilder in his quest to be the heavyweight world champion.

They have shared the ring three more times in one of the most remarkable trilogy series of this generation.

They drew their first match in 2018. Fury won the next two rounds, and most recently an 11th-round knockout.

Wilder, 36 years old, is now considering retiring, but the American has been supported by his great rival.

Fury, 33, said to reporters in America, "My message for Deontay Wilder was - keep going champ. You can do it."

"I believe that Deontay Wilder will once again be the heavyweight champion," said Wilder. That's what you should believe.

Wilder defended ten WBC titles between 2015 and 2020, but Fury has never beaten him.

The Bronze Bomber, despite having previously promised to come back stronger after defeat is now in two minds.

Wilder stated on Cold As Balls that he had mixed feelings about the fact that he has achieved all his goals in this sport.

"I promised my daughter that when she was one, I would be a champion for her and be able support her beyond her imagination."

"I've done this. There are many things I've done that I feel I need to prove to anybody, because I've proven myself.

"Should i push forward?" Do I push on? Or should I retire and concentrate on other things I want?

After his loss to Fury's trilogy, Wilder had to have hand surgery and has been recuperating at home in Alabama ever since.