TYSON FURY said that he expected Deontay to make a lot of excuses after beating his opponent 'fair and square'.
Fury drew with American in 2018, but two years later, Fury won the rematch. It is seven rounds.
Tyson Fury said he expected Deontay Wilder's defeat to be a lot easier.
Wilder refused to accept defeat and blamed several ridiculous reasons for the result, including water being SPIKED by Fury and Fury fighting with WEIGHTS inside his gloves.
These were allegations he believed in but could not prove. Concerns over the gloves of his opponent even before the third bout raised new concerns.
They were cleared by Nevada State Athletic Commission, and Fury used them in round 11 to knock Wilder out.
After the match, the unbeaten British heavyweight champion attempted to console the Bronze Bomber, but was rejected, so Wilder again attacked him.
Behind The Gloves, Fury said: "I'm certain he'll find a lot of excuses.
"He does it every time, he's a loser, and he always has Everlast MX on. I had Paffen Sport on, and the gloves were the exact same.
"His trainers were again in the changing rooms, they checked everything and there weren't any questions.
"He was beaten fair and square, and that's all Deontay Wilder wrote." He'll be amazed if he ever boxes again.
Fury, 33, dropped Wilder (35), in the third. It looked like he was on his way to another win.
He was then shocked twice more and was unable to hear the bell.
After that, Fury regained command and Wilder was decked in round 10.
The brave Bronze Bomber held firm, and a right hand in 11th closed the show.
