TYSON FURY reacted online to Deontay's emotional statement after their thrilling trio.
Wilder was brutally knocked out last weekend in the third bout. He spoke out for his first time since the defeat.
Gypsy King Fury recited the American's words and congratulated, saying: "The greatest trilogy of all time."
Wilder was knocked out three times during the fight. However, he scored two knockdowns in round four to make it within one punch of winning.
Fury tried to make peace after the intense thriller but was rejected.
Footage captured Wilder even saying, "no love" and "I will never respect your feelings."
The former WBC champion was still feeling the effects of the fight and spoke out later to praise Fury, 33.
Wilder, 35 years old, wrote: "I wouldn't lie if I said I was not disappointed in the outcome, but after reflecting back on my journey, it is clear that God wants me to experience far more than I ever expected.
We didn't win, but a wise man once said that the wins are in the lessons. Sometimes you need to lose in order to win.
"Although I wanted to win, I loved seeing the fans win more. I hope that I proved to be a true Warrior in this sport and a true King.
"Hopefully, we proved that, no matter what trials or tribulations life throws at you, you can still get up and fight for the things you believe in.
"Last, but not least, I want to congratulate @gypsyking101 on his victory and thank him for the wonderful historical memories that will be cherished forever."
Shelly Finkel, Wilder's comanager, confirmed that the Bronze Bomber does respect Fury but was not in the right space to embrace him after the fight.
SunSport's Finkel said: "Him (and I) have spoken about that, and he does (respect Fury).
"I believe his mind wasn’t really there. I think Deontay would give Fury a big hug if he saw Fury now."
