“I’m going to cheat again because I’m going to smash his face in,” Tyson Fury responds to Deontay Wilder’s accusations of cheating
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Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury
The Heavyweight Boxing legend Tyson Fury is going to face Deontay Wilder for the third time in one of the most highly anticipated boxing matches of this year on this Saturday night.
In the days that build the hype of this trilogy fight, Wilder accused Fury of cheating in their second boxing match. Deontay Wilder said Tyson Fury used “loaded gloves” with the help of which he secured a seventh-round TKO win.
Unlike other times Tyson Fury isn’t much vocal entering into this third match but in his latest interview with Ariel Helwani on MMA Fighting, Fury laughed when these acquisitions were brought by Helwani.
Fury says, “You know what? I’m going to cheat again because I’m going to smash his face in, According to him, that’s cheating because he’s not supposed to lose. Unfortunately, I’m going to cheat again. I’m going to kick his ass, sea bass.”
“I had horseshoes in there. You know I’m a gypsy don’t you? You ever watch ‘Peaky Blinders’? I loaded the gloves with horseshoes and dynamite. This time I’m going to do exactly the same. Put a bit more metal in there.” {H/T MMA Fighting}
Tyson Fury shares a piece of advice for Deontay Wilder before entering into this fight
Deontay Wilder first blamed his trainer for throwing the towel and then accused Tyson Fury of cheating in the second match. But Fury believes he is trying to do everything in order to turn things in his favor at this third fight, that’s why he offered advice to Wilder.
Tyson Fury added, “You’ve got to let go of all this stuff — animosity, whatever’s happened to you in your life, Whatever you think you can’t let go of, you can let go of it, because I’ve let go before plenty of times. You feel so much better for letting go and moving on than you ever would holding a grudge forever.”
“So there’s my advice. If he’s listening or some of his team is listening — acceptance first, acknowledgment, and then you can move on.”
In the end, Fury concluded by saying that he is ready for whatever Wilder is bringing in this match and he’ll once again leave the ring as one of the best Heavyweight boxers in boxing history.
Fury says, “I’m motivated to fight anybody they put in front of me, whether I’ve beat the guy 10 times or not, I’ll always be motivated because it’s a fight. It’s what I do.”
“I’m expecting an improvement [from Wilder]. If he hasn’t improved, then it should be a really easy night because I know that I’ve improved.”
Also Read: Ahead of trilogy fight, Tyson Fury believes Deontay Wilder is an improved fighter this time.
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