Tyson Fury is undefeated against Deontay Wilder after a trilogy of bouts in his career against the American fighter
Deontay Wilder’s trainer, Malik Scott, insists his fighter would be interested in a fourth bout against Tyson Fury in the future.
Fury and Wilder have played out a trilogy of fights during their careers, with the Wythenshawe boxer undefeated against the American. After their first bout ended in a controversial draw, the WBC heavyweight champion won the second two fights comprehensively to seemingly conclude that chapter.
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However, Scott told Casino Online In that Fury remains on his radar, as does Anthony Joshua. “If Joshua’s free, that’s a bigger name than Jared Anderson,” he explained.
“Deontay for the right price and the right legacy would fly to Wembley to fight AJ faster than superman changes clothes. Deontay would fight AJ anywhere.
“He went to Russia to fight [Alexander] Povetkin and he’ll fight anyone anywhere in the world. He’s a world fighter, not a fighter that just fights at home.
“I also believe Deontay wants the Tyson Fury fight before he retires, Fury is definitely on his hit list and he is very open to it.” Wilder will find himself down the pecking order of Fury’s priorities at present.
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Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk are set to lock horns in a huge clash this month with each fighter attempting to etch their names in boxing history as the first undisputed heavyweight champion since 1999. The stakes couldn’t be higher as the pair will go head to head for the prestigious WBC, WBA, WBO, and IBF titles.
The 35-year-old is in his training camp currently as he prepares to take on Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia. The winner of the fight will unify the heavyweight division for the first time since Lennox Lewis in 2000.
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Fury will be putting his WBC belt on the line, while Usyk will be defending the WBA, WBO and IBF straps. Fury is expected to earn more than £100m from the fight and is contractually obliged to donate £1m to Ukraine to aid their efforts in the war with Russia.
