TYSON Fury defeated Deontay Wilder in a devastating 11th round knockout to win the WBC World Title Trilogy.
After Wilder had been given a beating earlier in the fight, the Brit scored the decisive win with only a few remaining minutes.
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This is the stunning angle of Tyson Fury's 11th round knockout against Deontay Wilder.
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Wilder was dropped by Fury in the third, but he then sustained two severe knockdowns in the fifth.
Wilder was again sent to the canvas by Fury in the tenth Fury.
The unbeaten Gypsy King won it violently in round six. He used uppercuts and his right hand to win the match.
Wilder was thrown to the left side of his head.
He fell, tried to hold onto the ropes, but his legs gave out and he fell to the ground.
The devastating punch was hailed by boxing fans.
@purbrooktony tweeted "Best knockout ever." Congratulations champ. #TysonFuryVsDeontayWilder #TysonWilder3''
David Haye stated on BT Sport that Wilder earned his money tonight. He certainly did.
"He gave everything he had. It is impossible to say that his side threw in the towel like he complained in the second fight.
"I believe he wanted to be knocked out that way. He knows.
Fury stated after the fight that Wilder was a tough man with a lot of heart. I believe a doctor checked him in the ring.
"He took a lot punishment, and that puts miles in the clock - but as did I."
Wilder stated that he did his best but it wasn't enough to win the game tonight. "I don't know what happened."
"I knew that he did certain things in training, and I also knew he didn’t come in at 277lbs to be a ballet dancer.
"He came to me to lean on and try to rough me up, and he succeeded."
Wilder, a former WBC champion, was bleeding from the end. He was taken to a Las Vegas hospital as precautionary measures.
