Fury vs Wilder 3 FULL FIGHT: October 9, 2021 | PBC on FOX PPV

(Oct. 9, 2021) In an incredible back-and-forth that included five knockdowns and countless exchanges, Tyson Fury retained his WBC Heavyweight World Title and lineal crown with an eleventh-round TKO win over former long-time champion Deontay Wilder in an ESPN+/FOX Sports pay-per-view live from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
The UK’s Fury (31-0-1, 22 KOs) scored three knockdowns in all, the final two in the eleventh frame, sending the raucous crowd of 15,820 into a frenzy.
Fury got off to a hot start in the first round, landing quick one-two’s while Wilder worked the jab to the body. A hard right toward the end of the round punctuated it for Fury, as did another in the second.
The action heated up in the third when a big Fury right sent Wilder tumbling to the canvas. The game slugger from Tuscaloosa, Alabama rose to his feet, surviving the follow-up until the bell rang moments later.
With Wilder (42-2-1, 41 KOs) on unsteady legs in the fourth, Fury pounced, looking to finish him off. But just when it appeared that the fight was about to end, the “Bronze Bomber” uncorked a perfect short right followed by another, driving Fury to the mat.
Fury made it to his feet but was down again moments later when another Wilder flurry floored him. The bell rang seconds after he got up.
Wilder started strong in the fifth, blasting Fury with more rights. The “Gypsy King” maintained his composure, digging to the body in close quarters.
The inside work slowly wore Wilder down. He was dropped again in the tenth from another Fury right and then a third and final time in the eleventh via a crunching right cross. Referee Russell Mora mercifully rescued the brave warrior, ending the fight at 1:10 of the round.
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[@rafaelcabralwilliams]

In times of anti-boxing champions, these two gave us one of the most memorable trilogies in history, amazing display of ABSOLUTELY NO SKILL AT ALL and heart.

[@BLACKINFINITYETERNITY]

boring fight. nothing enjoyable.

[@rafaelcabralwilliams]

@@BLACKINFINITYETERNITY Yeah sure genius.

[@eetfuk3571]

@@BLACKINFINITYETERNITY how? it's actually a great fight.

[@BLACKINFINITYETERNITY]

@@eetfuk3571 l almost fell asleep. while watching

[@Showmetheevidence-]

Sure. But that’s all. Little skill, just straight up thuggery. Lame.

[@henryjamu8710]

Man these two men epitomize what a true warrior is

[@Paintplayer1]

I can honestly say I've never seen anything like this, that was an incredible display by both fighters

[@dj_adam_g_uk]

Lets be honest here, wilder had 1 good round (first round) and had to knockdowns in round 4, after that he was absolute trash, just showed he can take a beating, his punches after that had so little power in them that fury wasnt even trying to block or defend them...

[@ycee8629]

Fury knows how to beat Wilder he aimed the same ear he aimed the 2nd fight and wilder looked drugged all night

[@JoaoAlencardeoliveira]

​@@dj_adam_g_uk😊😊 no ❤

[@hendog8197]

@@dj_adam_g_ukis that why in round 10 in the final seconds fury legs buckled and he almost went down but wilder didn’t step to the right when he landed his right hand

[@kocipanwielkopolski6677]

Only one fighter , Wilder be on his place now in the flor , his be only arogant ,stupid man , and his betreat many womans .

[@Capital2x]

"The fight nobody wanted!" until they got it! One of the greatest trilogies of all time, this was a huge legacy fight & both men delivered.

[@bornloser113]

It was awesome. Fight 1 was like damn good boxing now did he get up from that punch Fight 2 was like WTF just happened Fight 3 was entertaining af

[@wafflebotus]

@@bornloser113 I think in the 2nd fight, Wilder was trying to be a Black History Month thing so hard that it made him nervous. If you watch the full card, he looks scared from the first arrival to the MGM

[@Wally-pu2hh]

Its WWE , shits so fake

[@Wally-pu2hh]

@@wafflebotus it's what they do for a living

[@iamyourleaderr2979]

Both men?? Dude Wilder lost all 3 times, what are you talking about. The 3rd fight was not needed AT ALL. Just because a fat Fury came into the 3rd doesn't mean it was more competitive. Fury didnt take that 3rd fight seriously and it showed AND HES STILL BEAT THE CRAP OUT OF WILDER. Wilder is one of the most overrated HW's in history.

[@viralsheddingzombie5324]

Amazingly, Fury still looked fresh in the 11th round. That is impressive for a man his size.

[@kgmanio7786]

The new one looks a lot heavier. You'd be surprised how many times Wilder knocked that big man down.

[@noonewillnoo]

​@@kgmanio7786what?

[@Shiiinnne]

​@@kgmanio7786​why surprised ? We did watch the fight. Maybe you didnt or maybe your eyes need to be cleaned or just maybe you need to get off Wilder's nut. Wilder was gassed out as from the 5th round, he was already wobbling and f*ked completely. Fury punished the guy in each round from the 5th to the 11th round consecutively. He was getting devastating jabs and right punches to the face for 7 rounds. Wilder won only the 3rd and the 4th round. First round was equal and 2nd round goes to Fury. Then the 5th to the 11th round, it was just punishment rounds onto Wilder. Fury is just levels higher than Wilder and this fight was just so obvious. No excuses at all here.

[@ToXicKush420]

​@@kgmanio7786you can say the same the other way around lol

[@ToXicKush420]

​@@kgmanio7786hell wilder was knocked down 4th round

[@KevinsDisobedience]

The way Wilder was still able to find his second and third wind after being knocked down and beat up at the end of the 10th showed incredible perseverance and tenacity.

[@NyQuilDonut]

I don't think he ever caught a second or third wind he just refused to give up.

[@TonyEnglandUK]

He just needs to cut out the "getting knocked down in the first place" aspect.

[@NyQuilDonut]

@@anon_148 I don't think so. He was hitting Fury, but his punches had very little steam behind them by that point.

[@campland2880]

@@anon_148 . . .Might have? What? Fury spanked him. Period.

[@campland2880]

Um, Fury showed more "incredible perseverence and tenacity" after being dropped twice and then getting back and bombing the bomber until he couldn't get back up. Fury had more endurance too. Just better all around.

[@davidsapir3764]

Fury proved himself the better fighter, no doubt. But it didn't matter how much you were all in for Tyson Fury or for Deontay Wilder, when these three fights were over you loved and respected them both the same.That's how epic and unforgettable the Fury/Wilder trilogy is.

[@Mino.Metallurgico_76]

Furuy è un raccomandato. Come si fa a dare la vittoria a uno che ne ha prese più di quante ne ha date oltre ad andare due volte al tappeto

[@evensteven7429]

Naa. Wilder made 5 excuses, accused Fury of cheating, and fired his most knowledgeable coach for poisoning his water. 😂😂

[@kiboma4209]

@@evensteven7429many fighters make excuses. His excuses don’t diminish his effort. I mean Manny made man each time he lost

[@Alexis_Silva83]

Had to run it back again!!! One of the best boxing fights I have ever seen. Wilder had the heart of a lion in this one.

[@jasonchatto]

One of if not the greatest ever Heavyweight championship fights. Both deserve massive respect.

[@juhanmahdumhasan1888]

Hiu 0pp

[@juhanmahdumhasan1888]

Por6@.

[@that773guy4]

The coverage of the fight by the media and the announcers were both pro Wilder. Always 1st in his corner in between rounds, many times stayed there...never heard a word about blows behind the head from Wilder, but you heard a ton of "that was a slow count" and all that. Easily the better fighter is Tyson, epic fight tho.

[@stefanblazevski8864]

@@that773guy4 you talk about bias ?. Watch their first fight with British commentators, fury was nowhere dominating as they were trying to present, in fact I think wilder was better.

[@edwinokello4690]

I watch it everyday as I fear for Usyk

[@tomarmstrong1297]

Take a shot every time they mention Wilders' "big right hand". You'll end up staggering just as hard as Wilder by the end of it.

[@TopLineFit]

Can definitely tell they both miss Leg Day ! 🐓 🍗 🤣

[@Mike-19940]

Yoooo, this is one of the best fights I've ever seen. Two warriors placing everything on the line, the resiliency of both fighters slugging it out, giving every less breath, both wanting it like their life depended on it 💪 Fury is huge, so he's at a disadvantage regarding endurance. Wilder needs to stop heavy lifting, too much muscle, that's why he gets so tired very quickly. He would be better to fight at 215 to 220. I would love to see a 4th fight!

[@big123lak]

yea but if he doesn't have that he takes away from his biggest strength

[@sarahvarey8421]

If they have a fourth match Tyson is obviously win

[@Mikeandlucy1]

No, you're wrong, what Wilder needs to do it stop trying to use what little brain power he has. He does not have the mental capacity to think and move his arms and legs at the same time. Guy was, is and always will be a chump that cherry picked 41 milkmen to fight and made the mistake of believing his own hype.

[@BIGAIDAN12]

if wilder's cardio was better at 238 and kept moving Fury backwards, it would've or could have changed the outcome

[@JamesHetfield-hm9xh]

He dropped that weight for parker and got schooled badly

[@noneofyourbizness]

how Wilder was standing at close of 10th is pure warrior..unbelievable... and STILL found MORE ! Two legendary fighters, real ones.

[@killingheros3554]

And still got put in the hospital by the bigger, smarter and far stronger 💪 White man.

[@sandorbalogh3326]

0⁰

[@clojo]

Deontay is probably the hardest puncher I’ve ever seen. Tyson was in that discussion as well. Fury has done what no other heavyweight has done fighting Wilder three times. Most heavyweights are avoiding both Fury and Wilder.

[@erikseavey9445]

Plenty of people want to fight them that's just stupid don't say silly shit.

[@achilles1373]

He punches like a sissy. Lowered elbow and hitting with a flat hand like a ghetto woman lol. He's not all that tbh. He wouldn't be a name in the 1990s and that's a fact. Fury is just the result of crap era of boxing.

[@samuelokeke3150]

You forgot foreman

[@NyQuilDonut]

I don't think anyone's been avoiding either of them except Ruiz maybe. That guy's been pricing him out with everyone. Fury and Wilder are notorious for making negotiations difficult and bottling fights.

[@elite-wrestling-figs7013]

@@NyQuilDonutthat makes no sense lol they’ve fought each other 3 times lol can’t be too hard to work with… it’s the other top guys that haven’t fought either of the other top guys

[@riveravaldez]

There are a lot of things to say, so, just to mention one: there's a mental aspect in which Fury was upon Wilder maybe from the very beginning, and that is the concentration and discipline of Fury, he's always _in_ the fight, always hunting, always hunting, he doesn't distract for a second, even when receiving punches or going to the floor, he's always in the look for another shot. Remembering Ali when talking about Foreman's fight: _this is no place to get tired_ , more or less. Great fighters, but Fury is a natural beast.

[@rajo741]

Full respect to both fighters. Tremendous.

[@ycee8629]

Bro here's the thing count the 2nd knockdown of Fury and use the time lower left to count to 10 Fury would've failed the 10 count

[@jacklarthreen6203]

only wilder

[@fantasybouthour6679]

The will and determination of both guys was crazy.

[@jsims1617]

And the skill and strength of Fury was amazing !

[@thejaded]

Wilder was literally just fighting off his hatred for Fury alone

[@jsims1617]

@@thejaded And that obviously was not enough !

[@singihsingih]

@@jsims1617 is

[@jsims1617]

@@singihsingih you are correct ! *IS*

[@elijahhang9986]

Still gives me chills rewatching this series. Respect to both men, all heart!! Fury is a damn monster, he deserved these victories. Humble guy!!

[@michaelangelo3305]

shut the f up. usyk destroys ur fem boy tyson

[@brquaz]

Jake owns the furys 😂

[@bennym5244]

Whose jake?

[@lordfarquard9902]

@@bennym5244 I think he loves that kid from the Disney channel bro. He wants to be Pocahontas

[@l4rryboii931]

​@brquaz are you slow? Fury won that fight while barely trying 😂😂

[@ItsThe1n96]

we gotta give Big E props for the killer intros. this fight is top 10 imo

[@Breubs77]

I truly hope all boxing fans but especially Brits appreciate what an absolute warrior Fury is as well as a consummate boxer, for a guy his size, the way he shifted his feet and stance to finally finish off Wilder was just boxing from the gods. When this Phenomenal finally hangs up his gloves I hope he is truly recognised as one of the greatest heavyweights ever

[@WILLIAM1690WALES]

I come from north-east Wales, a short trip from Manchester, all-time favourite Lennox Lewis, but then probably after that Joe calzaghe , but Tyson Fury has got the heart of a Celtic lion🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@hw_plainview1179]

Gotta love Lennox Lewis reaction to every big punch! Dude is the former Heavyweight Champ, one of the best to ever do it, Knocked out Mike Tyson, and still he's just like "Oooo" when he sees some good action.

[@tomdiets5079]

Absolutely he also isn't bias like Ward, you could tell Ward wanted Wilder to win the fight. You could definitely see it when they showed their reactions to the final knock down and Ward looked devastated. Professional Announcers aren't supposed to bring any bias to the call of the fight.

[@vince371vc]

Yeah but he's not the brightest candle on the cale

[@CrotchRocket78]

He knocked out a post prison old tyson.. Prime tyson woulda made lewis his bitch.

[@teddyjackson1902]

He knows how to do color commentary. That’s what he’s paid for. Andre looked and sounded like he had a hundred thousand on Wilder. I’ve never seen a guy at a table calling a fight look so bored or depressed at the walk-off moment of an epic title fight. Wilder has leaned into some racial rhetoric in the past. I wouldn’t be surprised if some people gravitated to that. For some reason it’s tolerated if it’s aimed at white dudes.

[@renzopeterson153]

A flabby and old Lennox destroyed Vitali.

[@Franics_699]

this the best fight in today's heavyweight division

[@usmanpiati8904]

I enjoy very much to watch this fight,,both fighters so strong,

[@alixbullock7463]

Deontay Wilder is the greatest fighter of all time

[@Mustafaatalkstech]

This was a real fight of warriors. Salute to both MEN.

[@greger650]

The fact that Fury was about 40 lbs heavier then Wilder is insane

[@metinotje]

A lot of fat....I think if Fury would be in shape he would be way more dangerous...

[@big.black.guy69]

​@@metinotjephysique doesn't really matter much in boxing and in combat sports in general. it doesn't change how much skill he has and how much functional muscle is on his frame.

[@rungeon83]

@@metinotje I disagree here, he said himself "This is who I am" as in he's always been fat, he's in shape in terms of cardio look, he's 40lbs heavier and he was fresher after throwing and landing more, and moving a lot more. He could have done another 5 rounds wilder could barely stand after 8 and is in better "shape" I think Fury with is mental health going lower body fat % wouldn't be for him, like he said it's not a body builder contest.

[@rungeon83]

@@big.black.guy69 well said!

[@JackTheripper911]

​@@metinotjethats.....not how fighting works whatsoever. Please sit down because you have no idea what you're talking about.

[@fisherkalastaja]

Fury's stamina is incredible for a man his size. Amazingly sturdy!

[@shawnbooth3739]

Cause he is all natural hard work

[@fisherkalastaja]

@@shawnbooth3739 he is indeed!

[@christianbozwell4981]

​@@shawnbooth3739 Cocain

[@dailyselfimprovementredpil4671]

Peds

[@fisherkalastaja]

@@dailyselfimprovementredpil4671 🤣😅😂 Love you too.

[@willj3ff]

Watched live, watched several times over since then, and still believe this to be the best trilogy of all time. Definitely of my time. Epic fight trilogy!

[@thejamnasium6447]

Gatti vs. Ward is without question the greatest trilogy of all time though

[@Zgaming8557]

Same. It's the best trilogy I've ever watched in the last 30 years, but obviously I wasn't alive yet when the classic trilogies like Ali vs Frazier were fought. The only other trilogy I've seen live was Gatti vs Ward, which was pretty close to this.

[@vincentvangogh8092]

people can hate on Fury but he gave us the top 4 biggest fights of this era

[@Jg3.3]

WHOS HERE AFTER THE FURY AND FRANCIS FIGHT? 😂

[@NyQuilDonut]

Francis lost 😢

[@vincentpittman5453]

These two are true Generational Champions !!!! They both Gave Us All Great Boxing History Battles !!!

[@lukalalosevic200]

Well to be fair , there is only 1 Champion , and it was decided that evening

[@elidrippin]

Never going to forget this fight. Banger.

[@j-fb4596]

deontay wilder won't forget it either, he almost got murdered

[@aplias20]

would been great if wilder won so we could see 4th

[@Idunno-gl1wz]

@@j-fb4596 and he still wasn't humbled I think he may have brain damage 🤔

[@Idunno-gl1wz]

@@aplias20 I'd still be interested in seeing a 4th if Wilder comes in around 220. Although at this point I feel like it would be potentially unsafe in the long run for both of them to fight each other.

[@j-fb4596]

@@aplias20 tyson is still feasting off of wilder's corpse, how are we gonna bring him back to life for a 4th fight?

[@theblindref4u]

Mad respect. Great showing for both

[@TheUnlikelyPoet]

That fight had it all, what a fight, what a trilogy ❤

[@bGzzzzz]

Wilder - "My team threw in the towel, you didnt knock me out" Wilder's Team - "Ok, we'll let the idiot continue to the end"

[@12floz67]

🤣🤣 you nailed it 🍻

[@Sword_of_Flames]

He went out on his own terms. If he's an idiot than what do you call the Rocky Balboa movies?

[@bGzzzzz]

@@Sword_of_Flames - CLEARLY he didn’t go out on his own terms if he’s making excuses that his team threw in the towel 🤦‍♂️ You’re comparing a movie to real boxing????? You know Rocky is fake right? Never happened. Little Italian man never became world HW champ LMFAO.

[@MrGuitars8]

ALOT OF RESPECT FOR BOTH OF THEM in a day when you don't always get a Fight .

[@lonvait863]

Right on

[@mehdihachimi9093]

A boxing classic, a HISTORICAL combat

[@persiansharks4026]

I just see this fight for 3th time and hungry to see it again and again. What a fight. Tank you both because of this experience.

[@LaJoBa1]

Love both of these men.. Wilder has a big heart and a mean punch and Fury has so much stamina for a big man and a hellova chin.

[@Idunno-gl1wz]

@igor putin 🤡

[@SirCoolJerk1030]

@igor putin kos mean nothing when you lose 2 of 3 fights and don't even win one

[@prestozer]

Looking back all of Wilder v Fury was legendary stuff

[@user-dy7fd8of7l]

All three fights were WARS. The combatants are true warriors. Both fought on in spite of how tired each one felt.

[@iamyourleaderr2979]

The greatest One sided/ass whooping Trilogy in the history of boxing... But seriously, this trilogy was not competitive AT ALL.

[@misterkefir]

Maybe 3 or 4 rounds.. maximum.

[@axeslinger37]

It's insane how Fury won the fight, again, and all the hosts keep talking about is Wilder.

[@darrickriley6163]

Fury should have actually lost tho that's why, we all know the "long count" was fixed...

[@jakebestname9000]

@@darrickriley6163 hogwash

[@jakebestname9000]

Exactly. It’s a little bizarre how gushing they are over Wilder, like he’s some frail helpless doe. Wilder is a baaad man. A legend. There’s no need to caudal him, like they are “shocked” at how he keeps coming back and keep complimenting him like a simp would compliment on a first date with a girl. Great hosts/broadcasters tho, Lewis, Ward and the play by play guy. A great fight of the ages. Historic Props to Fury and Wilder. Edit to say…it’s just that Fury is the baddest on the planet.

[@russelldunn9195]

Everyone of those comentaters was hopeing Fury get his asd kicked even round ten when Tyson deck him Lenox was saying he was off ballance the punch buckle his knee and went down.

[@martincurran6432]

​​@@darrickriley6163here was no long count. You do realise Wilder interrupted it for a couple of seconds by leaving the neutral corner and approaching Fury when he was down. When that happens the count is paused until the ref has ordered the fighter back to the corner and the fighter is clearly walking back Don't talk about this stuff when you don't know what you're talking about

[@SOSULLI]

One of the hardest punchers in the heavy-weight division................ While he's literally fighting the guy who is named after....Tyson.

[@1strevo337]

Legendary match It's great to watch two warriors. 🇹🇷

[@shanedenny5234]

Great fight! One has to appreciate the heart of Wilder. Exhausted and hurt but never gave up. Reaching within himself to keep going. Win or lose..the true heart of a champion❤

[@UncleMarty]

He REALLY did. He took a lot of heavy shots and refused to give up. The only regrets I have are the nasty comments from Wilder fans about cheating and some of the comments from Wilder himself. He let himself go with some stuff, he fought like a true champ and his performance in the ring showed he has the skills, spirit and courage to be a real champ. His words were nasty but I guess this is boxing and it happens. It's hard to believe someone could have so much determination that they won't go down and remain a danger but thats exactly what Wilder did. Two true champs who gave the boxing world some great fights. Stay safe Shane! Hope you're good bud and best of luck in future :)

[@timetofigh]

ok

[@markholroyde9412]

No, he got battered 3 times, reality check, none of that crap counts, he lost🤣

[@bobmiller7502]

@@markholroyde9412 u missed the passion beauty spirit courage heart it wasnt just a beating brother, it was one of those moments in time IMHO,so much more, us brits love wilder like one of our own now, this was/is special

[@markholroyde9412]

@@bobmiller7502 LOL they are both a pair of "gravel shufflers" take your rose tinted specs off🤣

[@leeturton9254]

Wilders will and spirit was the most impressive thing about this fight...a clear case of a fighter losing but still winning...he gained new fans and respect

[@ceedub3966]

True but I don't think it makes up for his racist comments leading up to the second fight and the lying excuses after, he accused fury of every kind of cheating in the book

[@leeturton9254]

@@ceedub3966 he's delusional.. some fighter's are like that... they have to kid themselves to do what they do and be who they are... especially so after a loss... it's just the way it is... everybody's different

[@Metanoia000]

@@leeturton9254 literally fired his trainer who was with him since the beginning and accused him of being involved in a conspiracy to lose the fight when in reality he just got his ass whooped. He’s a sore loser and a bum who got too big for his britches. He complained about the armor he chose to wear, he said his team poisoned his water, he didn’t show proper respect to the real champ. He got rolled up in fury’s wood and smoked. He would have peoples respect if he had an ounce of humility.

[@robertmanfredthurrigl9424]

How do you figure that ? "Loosing but still winning" ? Fury ground him down and eventually wore him down by absorbing Wilders advances and power . Fury's will was stronger and his heart bigger and the result was another loss for the bomber who was left on the canvas like a ragdoll at the end . Wilder showed no grace in defeat either after when Fury went to his corner and wanted to shake hands . Wilder said : I dont respect you . He said it THREE TIMES to Fury . He has a chip on his shoulder the size of a tree trunk. His bubble burst and he cant take it like man . Well, Wilder wore a SKIRT in this third meeting. To turn up in a skirt is never going to bring you luck , other then a bad omen .

[@leeturton9254]

@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 fury had already knocked him out...he gets no credit for knocking him out again...we all know wilders delusional but he still showed impressive heart even when he's clearly out classed

[@mykillmatic]

What a trilogy ... nothing but the upmost respect for both fighters/warriors ...

[@Enigma0111]

I don’t understand why wilder started lifting weights instead of working on his feet and head movement. He gassed out in this fight. That knockout was out of exhaustion because he’s use to fighting at 212

[@robertlangdon494]

he's trying to end the fight early, he's not gonna outpoint fury, and he's not gonna outlast fury's endurance even at 212 almost worked

[@WaylanderUK]

Every time I watch this fight, my respect for Wilder, grows. Unbelievable heart from both fighters.

[@user-gr8gv6v1]

​@igorputin2499😊

[@ghassanj7932]

​@igorputin2499شض١

[@Ltasty]

until you remember all of the BS excuses he gives after losing

[@The_Gallowglass]

Wilder wasn't gonna stop til the lights went out. A warrior.

[@sharafatislam1859]

@igorputin2499 what do u mean?

[@_Help_Me_Jebus]

Wilder gained a lot of respect in Britain after this fight, not sure how the Americans took it but over here his stock went up massively. The heart he showed in round ten (and throughout) is second to none. Big up the bronze bomber 🤜👊

[@AlexAceved]

Bro who cares about where ... I'm from USA and I was going for fury since fight 1 😂 wilder talked to much and he couldn't keep it humble THTS what he gets

[@gusgus-yp6qh]

the américans was behind fury he is white and the black english behind wilder he is black

[@phillipholland6795]

No one cares about britain Lolll

[@Saturn08]

I'm British and I was with fury. Both did a good fight no doubt, but he talked so much sh¡t that it was hard to like him.

[@TheIrishLoaf]

Shockwave rippling through Tyson Fury in slow motion @26:06

[@SprayNpreyT]

wow Thanks for sharing the fight, superb !

[@masterm5071]

I use to love how Mike Tyson came to the ring no daft costume, no fancy dress, just straight gladiator.

[@jamesroan]

Much respect to these warriors for giving us three all time great fights! Amazing Trilogy man.

[@stephenbender7593]

Wilder is not a warrior. A warrior gives honor in defeat.

[@donniematonnie9378]

​@@stephenbender7593 ....why would anybody respect a near coward like tyson fury who NEEDS a 40 pound weight advantage??

[@donniematonnie9378]

​@@stephenbender7593 ...The only warrior in that fight was Deontay Wilder. Believe that!

[@ekibirigeable]

@@donniematonnie9378 Because it's HEAVYWEIGHT Boxing!🙄 🥊

[@donniematonnie9378]

@@ekibirigeable ...Emanuel Stewart talked about this WEIGHT issue (and it is an issue) on HBO for years before and after the Klitschko brothers & Lennox Lewis (who were all trained by him from one time or another) were on the scene.

[@vonsmutt4254]

Tyson had the best walkout costume ever a towel with a hole cut in it hail the Beast❤

[@foley15136]

This is NOT “Ward-Gatti at the heavyweight level”. It was quite a battle between two great warriors, but there’s only one “Ward-Gatti”. The only way to have another is in a movie.

[@buffaloben15golf88]

47:49 That hook was nuts. Fury took full advantage of Wilder’s slow reaction and caught him right on the button.

[@teddyjackson1902]

Was the real beginning of the end. Lennox Lewis says wilder was off balance for some reason but it was a thudding clean blow and his legs went out.

[@mahfudabdulhannan8384]

I love that

[@ImnotYu]

@@teddyjackson1902 biased commentary hahahaha😆

[@mattshorsemanship7003]

And then he tried to get that photo like Muhammad Ali. Haha

[@testodude]

What's the saying? "PROTECT YOURSELF AT ALL TIMES." Pay attention, kids.

[@derekbilly4784]

Ward was all in for Wilder... Ward was in shock when Wilder got KO'D again.. 😂

[@blueskies3336]

hahaha! You could see how sad Wilder got put down in the end.

[@mrspecialk1234]

Ward was secretly thinking “ PUNCH HIM IN THE NUTS”

[@gaiali453]

Ward don't like white people winning and you can tell. 🤣

[@campland2880]

Ward is a hack. Hilarious.

[@BIGLARRY100]

He was the definition of commenting w/ his heart & not his mind here. He had it sounding way closer than it really was. U could visually see it on his face

[@m4ddoxzzz369]

Wilder is like a fairground boxer and Fury looks like everything but a boxer. Awesome fight

[@infamous6909]

Deontay what a specimen!! Iam here after a year

[@fabco7]

What a fight. Wow! Not only on the physical and mental level, but also spiritual. Great fight men

[@ricardobjj24]

The greatest heavyweight boxing trilogy I was able to watch. Both fighters are warriors

[@GalactusOG]

Barrera, Morales, Marquez and Pac trilogies are better in terms of boxing. But this one was amazing too and for it to be with the big guys made it extra special.

[@jrayner21679]

The best heavyweight trilogy of all time is Bowe/Holyfield. If you think this triology is better then that you’re not into competitive boxing. In opinion Tyson Fury won all three of these fights even though first one was a draw. Wilder only has one chance at winning and that’s by knockout he doesn’t have much of a skill set and he cannot take a punch. Tyson fury is not a big puncher and he knocked him out twice. I guess it’s possible that you mean the greatest fights that you were able to watch live. You can experience those three fights on KZbin though which I’ve done many many times and I highly recommend it.

[@powpow9560]

@@GalactusOG Suppose you missed the word "heavyweight"...

[@DannyCosmos]

ali/frazier is still #1 for me.

[@joeylain384]

@@jrayner21679 he literally said it’s what he was able to watch lol.

[@teamzawafootball1370]

I remember watching and with this replay have the same feeling : how Wilder could take all these shots + fatigue. You can question his skills but he has an incredible heart and a champion mindset, even fatigue and beaten he can win in any moment with his big shots. I didn't expect that the fight would have been so close. Congrats to the champ more complete boxer but willing to be in a war that night. I was very worry about the consequences of this fight for Wilder. I saw he fought one year after this one. Hope he's ok.

[@JONNIE8OY]

That fight was NOT close, Tyson fury was way ahead.

[@teamzawafootball1370]

@@JONNIE8OY I don't see where I wrote he was a close fight...... Fury was ahead demolishing Deontey, but he played a risky game ; a kind of brawl allowing Wilder to have chances and against an opponent like Wilder who can capitalize mistakes with his huge power, even if you dominate, you never know until you knock out him

[@JONNIE8OY]

@@teamzawafootball1370 Yeah well this is what you wrote @teamzawafootball1370 2 days ago I remember watching and with this replay have the same feeling : how Wilder could take all these shots + fatigue. You can question his skills but he has an incredible heart and a champion mindset, even fatigue and beaten he can win in any moment with his big shots. I didn't expect that the fight would have been so close.

[@teamzawafootball1370]

@@JONNIE8OY Well, still don't see the close fight information in my message 2 possibilities : 1) Your reading/understanding skills are poor 2) My english writting skills are not good enough In case of the second answer, please tell me how i can improve, thanks in advance

[@lukalalosevic200]

@@teamzawafootball1370 Since he wrote nothing here it goes " I didn't expect that the fight would have been so close. " You didnt expect that fight would be close , so you expected the fight to not be close , meaning fight was close , while in reality we all saw that it was far from it

[@Eric-nh2yb]

THIS is an actual fight. Fury vs Ngannou was a fixed sparring exhibition, people.

[@luisofthelion]

This fight was amazing. Fury’s a tank, and his fitness is underrated because he’s not as lean as Wilder. Both men have a champion’s heart. Wilder has nothing to be ashamed about, although the loss is disappointing for him. Most men would have lost way sooner. This match was unpredictable until the final moment. Wow.

[@saschadjordjevic1241]

Schau mir grade den Kampf an habe Parr Ausschnitte gesehen bin gespannt

[@gametime2473]

Being ripped almost works against you because it takes more oxygen to feed muscle than fat. Boxing is a finesse sport

[@Shiiinnne]

Unpredicatable till the end ?? Did we watch the same fight ? Cause i saw Wilder win only the 3rd and the 4th round and Fury punished Wilder from the 5th to the 11th round with devastating jabs and right punches to the face. Wilder was lost and wobbly and didn't answer back to Fury in any of those 7 rounds.

[@recoilrob324]

@@Shiiinnne One of Wilders knock-downs was just a push on the back of the head when Fury was off balance and shouldn't have been counted...but man, Fury beat the tar out of him all fight. Only a little mouse above the left eye while Wilder looked like he'd had his face punched in...which he did. Got to say he can take a beating..but unless he got a really lucky shot in had little chance of beating Fury in this fight.

[@Rya_N33]

I feel bad for anyone who didn’t watch all three paper views live it was great love both these men it was iconic

[@jeffmelad9316]

He is great fighter

[@daisysuspene3210]

.gt

[@sammys362]

It was well worth the money.

[@terrenceperkins5282]

Entertain yes both men have no skills they couldn't make it in the 90s or 80 both r trash

[@mhibbing1]

What's a "paper view"?

[@gypsyman1939]

People struggle to realize that Tyson fury’s best asset is to adapt to any fighter. He’s fighting and be just enough better than them and win.

[@irishboyz]

Did you see the eyes of Fury... He's a stone cold killer and I mean that in the literal sense ☘️

[@jamesrevere2992]

You mean ”figuratively” because fury has not killed anyone and thus cannot qualify to be a “stone cold killer”.

[@irishboyz]

@@jamesrevere2992 no, I meant literally... His right hand man/manager is or "was" Daniel Kinahan.. that should tell you the kind of person he is ☘️

[@motorax11]

I caught that moment.

[@BurstLaugh]

I’m a Nigerian who supported his brother, Deontay, but deep down I knew Tyson would win. But was still happy dropped him twice. Just saw two Heavyweight legends ❤

[@ednar4555]

I am a Brit who supported his brother, glad your bro got beat bad.

[@SomethingThatSCREAMS]

As good as this fight was, Wilder looked ready to go for the last several rounds. I dont know if its exhaustion or just the damage. Commentators kept acting like both of them were on their last legs but Fury looked fine throughout most of the fight. Wilder doesn't seem to recover very well after he gets hurt. He keeps trying though, TONS of heart. But I think he could have at least taken this the distance if he could have recovered a bit.

[@johnsanandres5110]

Just by clinching that 15kg+ weight can wear you down

[@joelturner9021]

Agree. Commentators were hilarious trying to make it sound close. Wilder was a walking zombie for like 5 rounds

[@stevebr551]

A great boxer beats a great puncher. Evidence right here.

[@anasshahid224]

One of the greatest boxing matches ever, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder had an absolute war 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 That KO was insane 🫡

[@toddbearden7251]

The "extremely slow count" started at 4 by the way. And Wilder didn't go to his corner. And Tyson was up at 7. So, not really an issue at all. He would have been up either way

[@josecano7980]

A classic that is written in boxing history. Deantay Wilder and Tyson Fury, to end a chapter in boxing history. Rematches r the best.

[@jasonchatto]

More respect for Wilder in that loss than any of his wins

[@MGB18]

Because ALL of wilders wins have been against 43 Bums.

[@H_i_T_h_e_r_e]

​@@MGB18hell no

[@MGB18]

@@H_i_T_h_e_r_e: Oh come on man! The only true talented boxer/fighter that Wilder has faced in his career is FURY. And we all saw the results 3 times. lol.

[@MoralesCorner]

This is the best heavyweight fight of our era. Both men left it all on that ring. Wilder kept fighting back and was able to push forward against a better fighter, proving once and for all he's a true champion with the heart of a lion. Fury just proved he's the complete package in the ring. Big, strong, quick and fast, heavy but very athletic, can move in every direction and box with clean fundamentals, and also punch in so many different ways. His jab and defensive abilities are elite, and also knows how to make it a dirty fight if he needs to. They were the perfect dancing partner for each other and even tho we all thought this third fight didnt make much sense, Wilder deserved the chance to regain his title and it ended up being the perfect end for a trilogy and their best fight out of the three.

[@thelevisullivan]

Wilder is Fury’s Frazier. Fury is Wilder’s Ali.

[@VGEmblem]

While this is also a great fight, I think the first stands above it as the best modern heavyweight bout. The ending was also more shocking and way less predictable

[@sengwesetogile6054]

Joshua vs klitschko is better

[@powpow9560]

@@thelevisullivan Absolutely spot on analogy.

[@powpow9560]

@@sengwesetogile6054 No, not even close. A prime fighter vs a 41 year old coming off a loss? This was 2 champs in their absolute prime. No comparison.

[@TruckNgamin]

What a fight this was I love both fighters

[@that_mdrfkr4451]

Best fight of our generation. Hope to see one like it again in my lifetime.

[@dreamcatcher3861]

Can you imagine receiving 148 punches from Tyson Fury? That’s how much heart Wilder has. Awesome fight, what athletes these guys are! Bring on 4 ❤

[@andreszavala386]

that punch count was so off on the screen

[@nimmha6708]

I can't imagine taking ONE punch from these giants. Both hit like trucks. And i'm preeeeetty tough when it comes to fighting, but yeah, size matters when both sides are skilled and know what they are doing.

[@matt4380]

One of the best fights ive watched in a long time. No quit in either man.

[@mauriliodossantosvilelados9253]

Uau !!! Uma das melhores lutas que já assisti. Dois demolidores no Ringue! Esse Furer é uma verdadeira rocha, uma máquina de triturar adversários. Parabéns ao canal!

[@vincentvangogh8092]

Furys walkout was legend

[@symunir9022]

It was an 11th-round KO, not a TKO as one of the commentators called it.

[@steelermia]

9:59 when your opponent is looking at you like he's a psychotic murderer you may be in trouble lol

[@marthastubbs8321]

😂

[@here2makeulol981]

I can rewatch this trilogy over & over & over 💯💯💯💯

[@BIGLARRY100]

Andre Ward was the definition of commenting w/ his heart & not his mind here.

[@RJap23]

This trilogy will always go down to the history

[@andrewsaninagyei18]

Lots of life lessons in this boxing match. Sometimes it's not about skills and competence, it's about will.

[@magacop5180]

Yea. The Will to be 45lbs heavier than your opponent so he gains weight thinking it WILL help. But it backfires making him sluggish. 🤣

[@sigerlion8608]

@@magacop5180 Exactly. Mike Tyson boxed at 215-220 weight and knocked out a dozen guys heavier than him.

[@jamesstreet228]

Like Mike Tyson said "It's hard to beat a guy that don't wanna quit."

[@James-bd4ve]

They said he looked like a different fighter…wilder looked like the same wilder in all three fights…that’s why by the 3rd fight fury had his number

[@Starrjet]

Fury won the fight, but Wilder’s courage is unfathomable.

[@kd3283]

You are saying fury won the fight as though it went too a decision 😂😂😂

[@Starrjet]

@@kd3283 No, Fury won the fight. Wilder Won my heart

[@desotohybrid2175]

@@kd3283 He's not discrediting Fury...relax

[@timtam22002]

@@Starrjet wilder took his beating well, he deserved it after all the lies and excuses. He got completely destroyed. The man is, was deluded

[@Praise___YaH]

Guys, YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"

[@pablomacias1801]

You can tell how the commentators were wanting wilder to come out on top. I was almost hilarious

[@Jay-bird154]

I wholeheartedly agree. . These guys are the worst talking every second of the fight . I wish they had a way we could choose to watch the fight without there noise .

[@danieloneill9093]

Yeah, when they said they had the score even in the eight round, I was lmao

[@MrMistrEnigma]

Unbelievable! Two warriors, so, so much respect for each one!!

[@mathematics557]

EPIC FIGHT!!!!!! Will definitely go down in history as legendary 🔥 🔥

[@isszadam1120]

Yes mate

[@theeuropeanman]

White people are the best

[@GaryMS]

I said it when it happen Wilder gained more fans in a loss than any win. What heart. Both men showed guts and put one on for the fans!

[@JamesPappas-ki8jc]

Bravo to two beasts of the game!

[@Luan5678]

finally in better quality thx. Great trilogy.

[@tonytnttubbs6984]

Just imagine kids will be looking at these fights asking us what was it like to experience these fights man this was one of the best heavyweight fights I've seen

[@bdbd6572]

Probably is the only fight you saw so far..

[@Lasse3]

​@@bdbd6572no he also watched Jake Paul

[@dope7339]

Muhammad ali vs joe frazier better

[@Miki-tr7ek]

I wonder what would happen if young Mike Tyson was right around here😂

[@marcuselvard5922]

Hi. It's Francis Ngannou 😂😂😂

[@somah1470]

Fantastic fight, never will forget

[@ZakH644]

This is some of the slickest high def videos on KZbin.