Tyson Fury promises to'smash Deontay wilder to bits' and warns that the trilogy fight will be a'make or break' for his rival's boxing career

TYSON FURY claims he will'smash Deontay wilder to bits' - again - when they clash in their trio on October 9.

Wilder was beaten by the Gypsy King in February to earn his first defeat and win the WBC heavyweight title.

Fury was able to take sweet revenge after being forced to accept a draw in their first clash, despite many people believing he should have won.

Fury will now be making his first defense of his belt and will aim to send Wilder one step closer to retirement.

The 33-year old said on a zoom call to media: "It's almost that time of year again where Las Vegas is taken over by me, and it becomes home to 'The Gypsy King.'

"And remember, Deontay Wilder will be smashed .... and I will.

"I am very excited. I look forward to this fight. I am very motivated, focused, determined, and excited for October 9. It would be perfect if it were this weekend.

"I must wait one week more before I can get my big hands on Wilder for the third time.

"It's one the few heavyweight trilogies after Riddick Bowe or Evander Holyfield.

"I will go full guns blazing, full on attack, all for victory, right out the door, from round one to the end. Wilder or me.

"I have never been to a bad training camp and I am in the best shape my whole life.

"I am injury-free which is the most important thing. It's something I look forward to and can't wait for.

"I hope he brings better fight, because our last fight was disappointing to say the worst.

"I trained for absolute war and it was a one-sided beatingdown. So hopefully he will give me a challenge."

Wilder beating Fury would have brought the all-Brit showdown with Anthony Joshua closer - AJ having lost to Oleksandr Uzyk last weekend.

Fury is 'wounded' by the defeat, but refuses to criticize his countryman's performance.

He stated that Usyk had done his job well and wished him all the best.

"I saw it, was he absolutely hurt he won?" Yes.

"I wanted Joshua win, but he couldn’t do it. That’s not my business.

"I keep my nose out the business of others."

"Wilder beats Joshua, Usyk, and all other fighters."

AJ jumps into an instant rematch aimed at March and claims in the wreckage his Tottenham defeat, that he can still fight Fury with the three belts he has lost at the weekend.