Tyson Fury gives Deontay Wilder a fight prediction and vows that he will 'punish" his rival before forcing him off the stool

Tyson Fury, HEAVYWEIGHT champion, has already made his prediction for Saturday's fight against Deontay Wilder.

The 33-year-old Gypsy King believes that the scrap will notgo the distance. He insists that he is going to force the 35-year old Bronze Bomber to get the towel in.


Tyson Fury gives Deontay Wilder a fight prediction and vows that he will 'punish his rival before forcing him off the stool
Tyson Fury believes that he can stop Deontay wilder again
Tyson Fury gives Deontay Wilder a fight prediction and vows that he will 'punish his rival before forcing him off the stool
The Bronze Bomber wants to reclaim his WBC belt

ESPN via Michael Benson quoted Fury as saying: "Does this go the distance?" No chance. He'll be stopped again. He'll be smashed."

During their February 2020 fight, Fury defeated Wilder twice. The American side won the seventh round.

Wilder defeated the Brit in the 11th round of the December 2018 bout. This was before the judges declared a controversial draw.

Fury is confident that the third meeting will be similar to the last one, but Fury thinks it will be more favorable for the defending champion.

He said, "I'll submit to him this time." He will be made to quit, just like an MMA fighter. I will punish him severely. He'll be really, really hurt."

Fury is the favorite for the fight, and Frank Bruno, a British boxing legend, has predicted Fury's success.


Tyson Fury gives Deontay Wilder a fight prediction and vows that he will 'punish his rival before forcing him off the stool
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Eddie Hearn, promoter of the Gypsy King, has also supported him to win Saturday's fight but believes that he will not stop the powerful American in the first 12 rounds.

Anthony Joshua, Fury's British opponent, believes Wilder will shock boxing and reclaim his WBC title in Las Vegas.

Joshua answered a question about the fight and said, "I'm not too concerned... Let's go Wilder because he seems obsessed. It's like he wants it so much."

"He seems very focused on the task ahead. So, you know, focused men are dangerous. He's focused.

"Wilder might win the decision." It has to be a knockout.

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