You can see that Tyson Fury was FLORED by Steve Cunningham just like Deontay Wilder. But he picked himself up to win

TYSON FURY has shown time and again that he is a man who won't stop.

The Gypsy King has never been defeated in 31 fights. His only blemish is a 2018 draw against Deontay wilder.

Wilder twice floored Fury that night, who had only been two fights in his sensational comeback.

He kept fighting and won every round.

A three-punch combination appeared to have laid Fury in the final round. However, Fury miraculously rose to win the count.

The sight left many people stunned. But he didn't just hit the deck this time, he also brushed his teeth and continued boxing.

Fury would meet Wilder in the February 2020 rematch. He made his US debut in 2013, when he traveled to New York to take on former champion cruiserweight Steve Cunningham.

Round two was disastrous as the Brit visiting the country moved away with his hands down, and was then nailed with a looping hook.

Although Fury was not as fierce as Wilder's right hand at Los Angeles, he was still on his backside.

Amazingly, just like the Bronze Bomber, 6ft 9in switch-hitter retaliated with pure aggression to win the round.

Fury finally closed the show against Cunningham in the Big Apple, beating him on the ropes and finishing the job with a right hand.

He would need to wait until the Las Vegas rematch, despite his 12-round heroics against Wilder, 35.

He did it in style, dropping the American twice and beating him to submission in round seven.

These bitter rivals are on a collision course to again clash and eventually settle their dispute.

They were originally scheduled to fight on July 24, but they have rearranged their scrap for Saturday, 9 October at the T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas.