TYSON FURY, Deontay wilder and their eagerly awaited trilogy fight are set to go to war for the THIRD TIME.
The revenge mission of the Bronze Bomber against the Gypsy King was originally scheduled for July 24, but was delayed because Fury and other camp members tested positive for Covid-19.
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Fury defeated Wilder in seven rounds, to win the WBC heavyweight title and the first defeat in American history.
Since then, neither man has fought and both men have been involved in training camps for longer periods of time.
The winner will likely fight Oleksandr Uzyk, who defeated Anthony Joshua unanimously in their heavyweight match to win the WBA, IBF, and WBO belts.
After AJ's defeat it seems unlikely that Joshua and Fury will meet again, but Eddie Hearn has promised the pair a rematch.
When is Tyson Fury vs Deontay wilder 3?
- Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury 3 was originally scheduled for July 24, but it will now be held on Saturday October 9.
- The main event of Fury Vs Wilder 3 will take place at 4am BST.
- The T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas hosts the event. Nevada is eight hours ahead of the UK so the fight will start at 8pm local time.
Which TV channel and live stream will Tyson Fury face Deontay Wilder on?
- Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury 3 will be broadcast live on BT Sport Box Office UK.
- PS24.95 will be charged by BT for the fight.
- The event will be broadcast live in the USA on ESPN+ and Fox PPV.
- TalkSPORT will provide live commentary and radio commentary on Tyson Fury's heavyweight tri-fight with Deontay Wester on Saturday night. Listen to talkSPORT's audio commentary by downloading the app.
Compare the fighters
It is fair to say Fury and Wilder fight in completely different ways.
Wilder's one-punch knockout power, ferocious finishes, and the tremendous torque he produces in his right hand have been his hallmarks over the years.
His lack of traditional boxing technique has been criticized often. He started the sport in late life and won an Olympic bronze medal at Beijing Olympics 2008.
Wilder, who has a remarkable 41 knockouts in 44 fights, never needed to use boxing technique.
Fury, however, has been boxing since his childhood and is well-known for his exceptional footwork, feinting and double-jabbing.
In 2015, he defeated Wladimir Klitschko to win the world title. Wilder was outboxed for long periods in their fight in 2018. However, it ended in a draw.
Although Fury packs a powerful punch, as he demonstrated in his rematch against Wilder, it is his boxing that allows him to put on the offensive side of his game.
Who is the undercard?
Premier Boxing Champions and Top Rank will promote the event.
This includes the fight of unbeaten heavyweights in Cuba's Frank Sanchez versus Nigeria's EfeAjagba.
Sanchez, a Canelo Alvarez training partner, is being promoted by Top Rank and will use his 18-0 record to beat PBC's Ajagba who stands 15-0.
Robert Helenius will also be rematching Adam Kownacki.
Kownacki, a 32-year-old Polish prospect, was defeated by Helenius, 37 in March 2020.
Jared Anderson, an American star, will be back with a new opponent.
Anderson, 21 years old, is 9-0 and played a major role in Fury's victory against Wilder last season.
He sparred Stateside with the Gypsy King, earning the admiration of the WBC champion.
What did they say?
Fury recently spoke out about how Kenny Bayless, the referee, saved Deontay Wester's life during their second clash despite claims by the Bronze Bomber that the fight was prematurely stopped.
Fury stated that the final stoppage was where Fury was trying to catch him clean. I believe that the referee saved Fury's life and his career.
It was like I told you so, and now I'm back where I belong. It was not a big miracle shock. It was just like I was back at the top of my game, rated number 1 and beating guys that I wasn't supposed beat.
"Physically, and emotionally, I have been able to push myself and have come back from places that I didn't know I could. It was hard but I have loved every moment of it."
Wilder, however, is more certain than ever that he will raise his hand in their huge trilogy.
"I just want his ans. It's that simple. He said, "I just want to beat him ass."
"I want it back in my blood. It's up to you. I will exact my revenge on October 9. "An eye for an eye, that is what I look forward to."
Where is Fury Vs Wilder 3 happening?
Fury vs Wilder 3, will be held at the T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada. This makes it the third venue for the pair's three fights.
Fury vs Wilder 1 was held at Staples Centre in Los Angeles in December 2018.
Their second meeting was held in Las Vegas. The MGM Grand Garden Arena was their venue.
Now, however, the T-Mobile Arena will host their third clash. It has previously hosted big fights like Floyd Mayweather vs Conor McGregor, Canelo alvarez vs GennadyGolovkin, and many other UFC events.
Who is Tyson Fury training?
SugarHill Steward will once again train Tyson Fury, who was in his corner during the Wilder fight.
Ben Davison was the trainer of Fury, and he was responsible for the first Wilder bout. However, Steward replaced him a year later.
Steward immediately implemented his "Kronk" style of training. This is where boxers who fight at the Kronk Gym, Detroit, Michigan, try to exert pressure on their opponents in order to force a knockout.
SugarHill's uncle Emanuel Steward introduced the style of fighting to SugarHill.
Fury believed that SugarHill would be Wilder's opponent and bring them to a second fight. This prediction was not widely believed.
Wilder was stopped by the Gypsy King in seven rounds. Fury now has 18 months of Kronk training, and will be looking for the exact same result on October 9th.
Who is Deontay Wilder's trainer?
Wilder has hired Malik Scott as his new head trainer. Scott was the Bronze Bomber's fighter and knocked out in 2014.
Scott and Wilder worked together all summer to improve each other's boxing skills and speed up their hands in preparation for Fury.
Wilder will continue to have Jay Deas, his ex-head trainer, in his corner. But Scott will be taking charge on fight night.
He used to be accompanied by Mark Breland, a former world champion. But Wilder accused Wilder of infusing his water before the Fury fight.
Breland was also the one who lost the fight, forcing the referee at half-way through the seventh round to end the fight.
What happened in Fury vs Wilder 1, what did you do?
Fury's fight with Wilder was Fury's first fight. It took place in Los Angeles on December 1, 2018, a few months after the Gypsy King had two comeback bouts against Sefer Seferi, Francesco Pianeta.
Wilder was the favorite going into the fight. He had knocked out all of Fury's opponents before Fury. Fury, who had been suffering from drug addiction and mental problems for two years, was out of the ring.
The fight ended in a controversial draw, with both fighters having had success throughout the contest.
Wilder was outboxed by Fury for the majority of the fight, but he was defeated in the ninth round and the 12th.
In the final round, the Brit miraculously rose from the ground and got to his feet on the count nine. He continued boxing well throughout the fight.
Wilder won the fight 115-112 against Fury, and Fury won 114-112 against Wilder. The fight ended 113-113.
What happened in Fury vs Wilder 2, Part 2?
Fury vs Wilder 2 was held in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 20, 2020 at MGM Grand Garden Arena.
The second fight was more even-tempered, with Fury surprising the boxing world by stopping Wilder in round seven of their Las Vegas match.
Fury entered the fight with SugarHill Steward as his trainer, having previously used Ben Davison in his corner during the first bout.
Steward and Fury used an offensive strategy and advanced at Wilder throughout fight. Wilder was knocked down in rounds three through five.
Wilder's assistant trainer Mark Breland finally gave up at the 7th round. Fury became the WBC and Ring Magazine heavyweight champion.
Although the Bronze Bomber would make many excuses for his loss, one that he later denied was that of a ruptured eardrum.
The Covid-19 pandemic hampered several attempts to have a rematch of the trilogy.
Wilder will have his moment of vengeance this weekend.
