TYSON FURY was warned that his tri-fight with Deontay Wester is a'very hazardous fight'.
32-year-old WBC champion will be reviving his rivalry with the hard-hitting American at Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena on October 9.
On October 9, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will renew their rivalry
Wilder has hired a new coach to try and avenge his loss to the Brit in round 7.
Andy Lee, Fury's cousin, thinks that the Bronze Bomber'motivated' could be a banana skin on the road to undisputed glory.
Former WBO middleweight champion, said about the fight: "I believe it's very dangerous."
"I believe Wilder's body is fresh so it's a very risky fight.
Lee believes Wilder is chomping at the bit for a win to prove that the first loss in his professional career was a fluke.
He said, "He has a lot of things to prove." He will be motivated to fight for this fight."
After an epidemic of Covid-19 at Gypsy King's training camp, the third installment of Fury vs Wilder had to be rescheduled for October.
Lee was not part of the group, but he doesn't think his cousin will be negatively affected by the virus.
He stated that he had recently been diagnosed with COVID while in America. It was Tyson who got it, and it caused the fight to be cancelled.
"I was tired for three to four days.
"But I didn’t lose my taste or smell, I had no temperature, but it’s a serious, serious issue and you don’t want it.
It would force you to withdraw from a fight, especially if you are a professional athlete. Tyson was like me. I'm fine with it."
Fury, a fan favourite, is bubbling with confidence before his third clash against Wilder. He has also vowed that he will run through the Olympian like an "18-wheeler".
He stated that he had given away his game plan the first time, because he was not competent enough to fix it.
"And I'll do it the same way this time, because he's too weak to do anything about.
"Deontay Wilder has a one-trick pony. We all know that Deontay Wilder has one-punch power.
"But Deontay Wilder, this time I'm going run him over like an 18-wheeler and he is a human being.
"I guarantee that he doesn't go beyond where he was before [the seventh round].
"Because I had only five to six weeks to practice what I was going to do to him before.
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"This time, I have had 18 months to practice what I want to do to him.
"So, I expect it to be like an 18 wheeler running over someone, and that's exactly what you're going to see.
"I am trying to gain weight and get to 300 lbs for this fight. Because I want a big knockout right away.