BLOODTHIRSTY Tyson Fury, who weighed in at 19st 11lbs - his heaviest weight of his career - plans to eat Deontay Wilder’s plasma tonight.
The 33-year-old WBC heavyweight champion from England weighed in at a massive 19st 7lbs for his last clash. He has gained about 4 lbs to reach 277lbs for this trilogy bout.
Fury wants to beat Wilder a second time
Wilder also gained muscle, thereby achieving his career's highest 17st.
The Gypsy King had a huge transformation when he threw away his defensive skills and blasted Wilder in seven rounds of February 2020. He looked stunning and had gained a lot of muscle.
He looks ready to get one foot on the Las Vegas gas, the other on America's throat.
He recalled the moment Wilder licked his blood from Wilder's ears last time out and roared, "I told him before this fight that I wanted to taste his blood. And I did."
"It only made me thirsty for more.
"My weight is total obliteration or annihilation. I will put him in the royal hospital."
Twig-legged Wilder (35), was the career's heaviest at 16st 7lbs, his first defeat in his once-brilliant KO career.
BETTING SPECIAL GET 30/1 ON FURY OR 50/1 ON WILDER FOR HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CLASHThe night was a complete disaster, but instead of reducing the weight, he added more.
Wilder stated, "I wanted to feel sexy and look sexy. He will not be in a position to put all of his weight on me right now.
"The weight fell naturally, and we had a joyful, loving camp."
They fought backstage at the MGM arena and exchanged insults.
Before Fury's younger brother Shane engaged in a slanging match against a Bomb Squad member, both men shouted "f***your mumma".
Big Shane could be heard shouting: "You little piece of s ***,, you are getting knocked spark off. F**k you.
When Team Wilder's member yelled back an insult about Shane's curves he barked: “I'll tell you how a fat boy can do to you, rip your to pieces, you p***y!"
Fury's unusual black fedora made more sense after a message on social media from The Undertaker, a legendary wrestler.
Fury asked Fury to lower his compatriot, before standing over Fury and exclaiming his famous catchphrase: Rest in peace.
