The FULL Tyson Fury v Deontay Wilder Trilogy In 23 Minutes 💥

[@Alex-fz4oh]

These two brought back excitement to heavy weight boxing. Their 3 battles was history in the making. It's going to be boring when Tyson retires.

[@upturnedblousecollar5811]

Warriors both.

[@natturner806]

Naw they brought back brawling stupid. they are not even in the equation when talking about great heavyweights lmao

[@robbiejohnston2023]

@@natturner806 so many sentimental folks about acting like fury wouldn’t have absolutely slaughtered Ali. Ali was basically a cruiserweight, wouldn’t have even hit hard for a cruiserweight if he was one

[@natturner806]

@@robbiejohnston2023 In your pink dreams there will never be another Ali but there will be many fat juicers though who go to sleep more times than Amir Khan🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zacbates8731]

@@natturner806 its sad but its true, while ali is the goat, he wouldnt stand a chance against fury, too small and no where near powerful enough to knock him out, hed get killed same as usyk would. A better matchup would be fury vs tyson, tyson has that power and aggression and boxing ability to murder fury, whereas fury has the reach, height and technicality

[@Lespommesdeclifford]

Fury is a monster of a man....with a massive heart and an acute boxing brain.

[@rickymort135]

He does have a cute boxing brain

[@jhkk1269]

wilder looks terrified at 10:10

[@mannykiwas1589]

And a born again christian

[@clintoruss153]

Cliffdray and his head movement is really good

[@TheNickFlynn]

I think Fury is hamstrung by his heart and talent. Clearly he is the best we've seen for a long time but his issue is that he is so much better and bigger than anyone else that he can't necessarily get it up for the average pugilistic wannabe. Seen him struggle against Cunningham and got his eye opened up by that viking fella. Both lesser men and both times Tyson had to lean on them to get rid. I just wish that there was a monster out there bigger and badder than Wilder and technically better than the Klitschkos. That kind of battle would be worth watching and I reckon if Tyson fancied it he could spark out Satan himself. That said. I worry he'll get beaten on points by an Usyk or similar because it's hard to get really engaged against a bloke half your size.

[@markart157]

It's incredible how unfit Fury looks but how strong and fast he is.

[@voiceofreason1829]

Mass

[@casanova6283]

Because he is fat, fat guys are always stronger and dangerous.

[@rsq-xu5jn]

Coc....?

[@EnjoySynthSounds]

The first of the trilogy was his first big fight since coming back.

[@Leonfeedb]

cocainum+steroids+peptides

[@chillihot653]

after this video Ive realised that in all 3 fights, Wilder changes nothing, absolutely nothing. Never changed his stance, never raised his hands for a full round to defend his face, he only covers his face when Fury starts barraging him with punches. Wilder swings with his hands and never returns his fists infront of his face, instead they fall to the side of his body, Fury literally has like a millisecond to punch him in the face and he does that so well

[@holliswilliams8426]

literally just stood there and got punched in the face for 30 rounds, amazing

[@frandevereaux]

Fury was fantastic, a proper fighting man. He looked like he could have kept fighting on and on in all those fights. Super fit and his technical ability are second to none. Not only that, he knew exactly what his opponents were going to do, they didn’t know what to expect with Fury. A one off, it’ll be a long time before we see anyone as good as him.

[@NightShooter87]

Proper fighting man 🤣He's fought two World class fighters, a blown up Cruiserweight and one over the hill.

[@ikehougla466]

U r mad

[@Yasir-u4s]

Then how was he defeated by usyk

[@alberttwangle893]

Love that moment where Wilder looks legitimately terrified of Fury in the second fight. I’ve never seen a man displaying so much fear on their face before. Fascinating stuff. 10:08 is the time stamp of his fearful expression

[@kolip2848]

@Isabela Cow супер слабо е тва негърче, излиза заради кинти ме за слава

[@mirajanewartune]

@Isabela Cow Que tiene que ver con el comentario?

[@Ep1cMeDiC0rE]

Well Wilder was used to dropping people with his heavy right hand and Fury just ate them and hit back hard

[@gerardhealy2110]

fully agree.. Fury has to go down as an all time great. His fitness for a big man is unreal

[@richliquor1816]

That left he took after the knock down, would have done most boxers wo being nearly murdered before.

[@galinmalchev1739]

Fury fan here: Rewatching this after the Whyte fight and to be honest - Wilder is indeed a warrior

[@YiddoDave22]

Totally agree, the belts are there for wilder to take now the main man has retired. Wilder beats the scraps left 👊🏻

[@louisbeerreviews8964]

No

[@carolinefranciswonderwoman]

I agree also

[@oasisgaming1026]

Wilder didn’t get the credit. He’d spark whyte Imo

[@user-lg8bt9wo6v]

@@oasisgaming1026 in the heavyweight div today, wilder would probably only lose to fury. He'd beat AJ,Ruiz,Whyte, and probably Usyk too

[@clarkey1977]

Fury walked right onto that punch,it rippled through his body. That would've knocked out many boxers. Double the impact

[@liamlive2972]

that must of broke wilders hand

[@ignoram9us]

17:42 folks.

[@petrosbabinn1695]

That would KO 100% of all humans 😂

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

That would've killed any other boxer except maybe Vitali.

[@zabdi5710]

aj would have been sent to another dimension if he took that punch

[@theowilliams8166]

This is exactly what AJ is missing from his game. Grit, heart and dogged determination. Wilder is an absolute battling warrior. Fury is basically super human to beat Wilder!

[@itzlukeos3480]

But Aj has character

[@aimandanialz5245]

@@itzlukeos3480 lmao

[@tilerman]

@@itzlukeos3480 And he's not 14 stone.

[@lh7737]

Yeah. If AJ would have Wilders mentality he could be the best hw right now. Wilder actually looks like he'd rather die in the ring than forfeit. He has no problem eating dozens of heavy blows just to return one of his own. I have never seen anything like this.

[@jirimijirimijirimi]

@@lh7737 stoopid🤣🤣

[@WannabePlayer18]

The final round of the first fight is unbelievable - I find it hilarious that anyone can question Fury after watching it. He was spectacular after the knockdown, the character and ability he showed after being completely out was surreal.

[@kenjohn12]

I know the trilogy was more or less one sided but no one can deny that the 3rd fight is one of the best heavyweight fights in history.

[@mysticalbeing8943]

how was it one sided?

[@jasonkerridge8929]

Definitely wasn't one sided the second fight was pure Domination but the the third fight wilder came back much stronger and gave the gypsy king a run for his money and I truly believed wilder was the only one that stood a chance against fury

[@iancaparas4416]

The first fight is won by Wilder, coz the ref is counting very slow fury just k.o , just my opinion

[@iqozulhimam7497]

0qqq1

[@issi529]

The 3 third fight was indeed one of the best fights ever but overall it wasnt one sided at all. Fury almost lost the the first and the third fight.

[@sunsaengnim6880]

The first fight was my favorite. Fury's boxing was incredible before he realised he could just boss Wilder.

[@TonyEnglandUK]

When Fury was born, he weighed just one pound. Look what size that bloke became.

[@AZK91]

"Fury takes it... And shouts dosser at him as he goes back into the corner." 😂😂😂😂

[@CB-ov1ho]

Greatest line of commentary of all time

[@skyelark155]

Dosser?

[@englishbutfrench9613]

@@skyelark155 Yes.

[@jakobbessler8814]

hahaha

[@kristsavots6850]

Obviously american

[@drmnishikawa]

Hats off to both men who rescued heavyweight boxing.

[@allanpatsika2319]

That third fight was so dangerous. Could impact these 2 later in life especially Wilder. He took too many hits in that fight. At some point i got really worried for him. He clearly fought out of his mind from round 5 till the match ended.

[@DXRKSIDE]

One of the most one sided trilogies in the history of boxing.

[@DarnallDubois]

one sided but Fury was down 4 times, epic trilogy really

[@lqcooks769]

Thanks for addressing this casual boxing fan 😂🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@deucalionjay7944]

It didn’t deserve to be a trilogy…should have been over after the second fight

[@DarnallDubois]

@@deucalionjay7944 3rd fight was epic tho so don't think anyone's really complaining that it did happen

[@Ferretofthesouth]

Credit to both of um epic trilogy 👏👏👏

[@nickg2117]

The last 90 seconds of round 12 in the first fight was when Fury won the re-match.

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

In the second fight, Fury was clearly in better condition than he was in the others.

[@joeburns9676]

The most weirdest thing about Tyson fury is his won every belt from English to all the alphabet belts and we still never see the true potential fury , them 3 years he missed should of been his prime years then he finally got back to his best in 2nd fight and then pandemic happened , still a brilliant fighter just imagine if he was active in last 6 years

[@arbitermatt]

@@joeburns9676 Can say the same about Muhammad Ali or Mike Tyson.

[@joeburns9676]

@@arbitermatt yeah that’s true

[@mrbigmel3]

@@joeburns9676 bang on mate

[@MaccaveliPL]

@@arbitermatt Both Tysons blew their primes away. Ali was forced to do that.

[@DRM1891]

Watching that third fight back, it just shows how naturally tough Tyson Fury is. He’s just naturally a ‘fighting man’ as he says, and hard as nails.

[@Wawa-cd6vs]

Fury made a lot of statement from this trilogy. -Managed to get a draw without a tune up fight, almost got KOd. - after couple of tune ups, fury is the first man to knock wilder down then later TKOd the undefeated KO artist. -ending the trilogy with a KO

[@bagelkingcamberwell3288]

Anthony Joshua won't last against either two fighters.

[@chrisowen4041]

Joshua has nothing on these two

[@nickimarrocco]

Joshua could beat Wilder. Probably would have to take a similar approach to Ruiz 2

[@Standing_on_the_word]

AJ will k.o Fury & get tagged by wilder . I know it sounds crazy but after what I've seen the impossible seems to be possible 😁

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

@@nickimarrocco He'd get hit and that glass jaw would crack.

[@laurencedioscorides6551]

@@TheStraightestWhitest same can be said about wilder, he got slept by a pillow fist

[@6sixpcp-617]

What amazed me is the quickness of Fury that is very rare on a heavy weight division.

[@kenzhegaliev_68]

Usyk is much faster and more technical and more resilient than Fury

[@farindeeba543]

Wilder is an absolute warrior and hard as nails! Went down on his shield and I respect him so much for that! Problem was fury is just better

[@anonymousanonymous3707]

I'm happy for him that his new coach let him go out on his shield that's all he ever asked ... Got to respect a man who'll do that

[@FabricioFF66]

It is True!!!!

[@steven.1983]

@@anonymousanonymous3707 🤣 respect a man who got smashed in all 3 fights lool KO out 2 times hahah raise your standards

[@Ngura_sailo]

@@steven.1983 bruhh.....just becuz someone loose doesn't mean he cant gain respect....open up ur brain yaar

[@steven.1983]

@@Ngura_sailo up your spelling its lose not loose,

[@jessturner6886]

Wilder’s puny leg strength absolutely killed him. Fury likes to wear out fighters by holding and leaning, and Wilder should have recognized this and trained his legs heavier, especially by the third fight.

[@bentitchener5965]

Tyson Fury is such a clever fighter, takes his time, boxes sideways and a tough chin. Respect to Wilder, I wouldn't get in a ring with him let alone three 😂

[@andrewscott8694]

That 12 th round of the first fight absolutely historic from Fury 👑🥊

[@jamesoconnor7009]

Watching Fury dismantle his opponent is something to behold. Incredible quality for the size of him.

[@305Solo]

Still amazes me that such a thrilling trilogy was so one-sided. Usually you’d have close fights or maybe 1 win each before the final fight, yet this was a highly-debatable draw and a pair of beatdowns in Fury’s favour

[@nickimarrocco]

Thanks to an idiotic judge deciding Wilder somehow had the right to a 3rd fight after being outclassed twice

[@ReservoirPunk]

The first fight was a clear draw and Fury was put on the canvas twice in the third fight. I wouldn't say it was all that one sided tbh.

[@Jimmy-oi4go]

@@ReservoirPunk first fight a clear draw?? That was a robbery even the gypsy community couldn’t justify

[@ReservoirPunk]

@@Jimmy-oi4go It wasn't even close to being a robbery. Stop it.

[@aguy7863]

@@ReservoirPunk cry about it

[@renegadebrad7448]

What a great trilogy this was and regardless of what anyone thinks of Wilder and his words in recent years nobody can doubt he's a warrior, Fury is just a higher level of warrior and skill set and i don't think any other heavyweight today in this era has any chance of beating him, Wilder if he comes back and fights on would probably annihilate the rest if Fury stays retired,

[@kelvinosas6518]

Usyk would roast that one handed guy!

[@Goblindesu]

How fury takes downs is genius he avoids critical hits by going down before they come.Everytime he’s gone down during the wilder fight it’s not exactly a “I got knocked to the ground” type down. It’s more of a “I got hit by a few clean hits and I’m about to get rushed by a heavy hitter so I’m gonna go down and recharge” type down.

[@amjadmohammed6085]

Agreed that’s what I thought too

[@bokacola8208]

maybe for the 1st KD of the 1st fight. Because the 2nd he was cleary downed. And in the 3rd fight, the first KN he could barely stand on his feet. And second KD there is a review where we can clealry see that his legs has cut off and that's why he is dropping.

[@ChessAndNotCheckers]

Certainly not every time lol. There are a few hits where he clearly got absolutely battered. No shame in that ofc. It's Wilder after all

[@antichristcountersignaler9061]

He went down because he was not able to stay on his feet lol. He never went down on purpose

[@holliswilliams8426]

that's pretty standard, AJ did it agaisnt Klitschko

[@andreabrembilla6466]

Props to Wilder's will, it was the only thing that kept him up in the 2nd and 3rd fight. I really hope that Fury won't retire after fighting Dillian, i wanna see him vs Usyk. That would be a true test, he's his stylistic nightmare.

[@shevgreen1960]

I'd like to see fury usyk for undisputed, then AJ wilder in between. I can almost see AJ catching usyk though, then the biggest undisputed showdown of all time taking place with two British heavyweights

[@bossboy191919]

@@shevgreen1960 Wilder improved a lot after Fury. He would destroy AJ. AJ has no heart

[@holliswilliams8426]

Fury is not fighting Usyk.

[@vitorsalvaro9369]

I came from the future to say: Usyk won

[@rakeshinyoutube]

The most entertaining boxing trilogy ever, two warriors, respect!!!

[@Hoscitt]

The undertaker moment will remain one of boxing's classics!

[@shikanu9934]

A proper trilogy, props to Wilder as well - I dont know any other heavyweight who could take that much of a beating and still stand (just about). I think his eardrum pops in the 7th round of the 3rd match as well!!

[@shubhampandey5038]

I am from India and wasn't much into boxing but this fight excited me . Two giants going after each other . Fights like these bring more eyes and attention . If Anthony Joshua team could have booked a fight with Fury or Wilder it would have been massive for the sport.

[@pksnipa]

People keep saying this is one of the best trilogies ever. How can it be when Fury dominated all 3 fights. Won 2 of them and really the draw was really a win for Fury.

[@rickisunak]

Recency bias Gohan. When Estrada and Chocolatito 3 happens, that will have been the best trilogy of recent times.

[@rickisunak]

@@oscarbuglass4746 because we have eyes bro.

[@donnimesh9707]

Wilder won the first clearly

[@shakeelrashid2220]

Wilder would have not fought Fury again had he won the second I reckon...this trilogy was quite simply about knocking wilder off his perch

[@d.f2262]

Because its not about the winning its the passion and intensity from both fighters making it great.

[@nokenozukum4470]

Always a pleasure watching Wilder getting knocked out 😂

[@mikesherchan650]

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[@HERETOHELPPEOPLE121]

Yes it's incredible seeing him getting schooled 🤣🤣

[@issi529]

Also a pleasure seeing Fury getting knocked on the floor and being saved by the ref multiple times in his career

[@nokenozukum4470]

@@issi529 delusional wilder fans 💩

[@user-hu8fn2jp5v]

@@issi529 salty much?

[@polishsausage648]

Fury ruined that man career in some sense. Although, at least he let Wilder prove himeslf and fight someone really good, unlike those bums he had floored in the past.

[@RAZVANJUSTIN1]

Wilder made 100 million from 3 fights so thats not exactly a ruined man or career, wilder will get a title shot again in the next 2 fights

[@bkb793]

Wilder would beat any heavyweight bar fury fact

[@RAZVANJUSTIN1]

@@bkb793 That right hand is an atomic bomb

[@user-10.10.]

@@bkb793 Hi Deontay

[@bkb793]

@@user-10.10. AJ didnt have the minerals to fight wilder. He fought a small dangerously over weight Mexican and got ko’d

[@charlesnkuubilwanga8051]

Tyson Fury is magical and extremely extraordinary! I couldn't believe how he rose up from the devastating power of Deontay and won. Fury proved that he is the superior man in the last encounter

[@-Loki--]

Wilder gave it all, salute the man. Fury needs no words to describe him, his actions tell all.

[@afghound58]

If the right decision was made on the first fight, there wouldnt and shouldnt have been a triology. TF is a true Champion 🙏🙏🙏

[@cncdomination1052]

Yes, but Fury almost got knockout in the 12, so Fury didnt deserve to be champion in the first fight

[@angelomarcotindugan2711]

​@@cncdomination1052 yea that's impossible he got up in that punch what a boxer, in my opinion it's a draw judges decision is right.

[@slawomirsobanski8830]

The comentary in the first fight last round is a super class !!!

[@tasiemobipaul.7862]

My great respect to this guys especially Deotay Wilder, I don’t know that the guy is this strong and have ability to take several punches his durability is second to non. I don’t know any heavyweight in this present time that take all those punches and still goes on.

[@anasshahid224]

Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder had an epic trilogy of matches, unforgettable memories, Tyson Fury is the man 👏👏👏👏🫡

[@sureshmadurai5044]

3 years before Wilder was undefeated and terrifying knockout fighter . But Fury dismandled him . Nice to see.

[@DutchDiederik]

The 12th round of the first fight is just incredible.

[@c.p5757]

Tyson Fury was only really in good shape for the 2nd fight, and look how he wiped the floor with Wilder in that! The first fight he was barely at 60 percent and gave Wilder a masterclass lesson in the art of pugilism. The 3rd fight he clearly wasn't in good shape physically, but still comfortably beat Wilder with pure grit and determination. I believe Wilder can beat every other fighter at heavyweight. because he is so dangerous with both hands and has a granite chin and a warriors fighting spirit. So how good is Fury?, when he just dominated the 2nd best Heavyweight in all 3 fights!!! Long live the Gypsy King

[@deucalionjay7944]

I don’t think wilder is the second best heavy weight…I believe Usyk and AJ beat him. Wilder has been rocked by nobody’s duhapas, molina etc. Ortiz is 50 years old and still hurt wilder real bad. Let’s see wilder against top opposition and let’s not forget that fury is not a big puncher like a lot of other boxers and he knocked wilder out.

[@c.p5757]

I think wilder will surprise alot of people

[@deucalionjay7944]

@@c.p5757 maybe but it doesn’t change the fact that wilder is yet to have a win over a well respected fighter…that speaks volumes mate

[@mrbigmel3]

@@deucalionjay7944 Fury not a big puncher ....tell wilder that pmsl

[@jamesfinch9642]

@@deucalionjay7944 fury is a big puncher, he has kn power in that right hand

[@nsk1852]

Fury is simply too good.

[@goofysmp]

The first fight was the most impressive from Fury for me. Coming back after everything, taking on a confident KO artist, who was undefeated. Made him look like a chump

[@dunknow4942]

Wilder truly a tough tough opponent… Fury is a fantastic heavyweight that’ll knock anyone out but the fact Wilder could stay up for so long and fight back for so long is credit to him

[@EtinosaOsayi]

Second fight, the coach saved wilder's life

[@ParleLeVu]

And got fired for it.

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

He lived to die another day.

[@darthwiizius]

That trainer was Marc Breland, an extremely gifted 2 time welterweight World champion at a time when the division was the best of all the weight divisions in boxing.

[@nabilshams3921]

It was a one punch boxer against a tacical fighter fury.Fury style of boxing wilder could not handled it.But still Wilder is one tough fighter took all the punches from fury and did not go down easily .Respect for both fighters.

[@Bungadin2845]

Class from Fury and heart from Wilder. Hope both men enjoy all the money they made of each other.

[@Ryancrw]

I can't believe the difference in wilders eyes, the first fight he looked calm relaxed and comfortable, in the 2nd fight he looks absolutely terrified of Tyson

[@puntmaster9896]

Timestamp?

[@__meilleur]

@@puntmaster9896 watch the fight

[@TheRongy]

@@puntmaster9896 Ten minute mark!

[@GamingMediocrity]

Wilder was the only guy on earth who had the power to do it. Huge respect for both of these guys, and a new found appreciation for Wilder.

[@pelmfbpndd7065]

f.e.

[@holliswilliams8426]

well...now Ngannou did it, so that narrative is exposed

[@kingrahul1151]

If it wasn't for those excuses this trilogy could have been more appreciated

[@bleachedsmiles5570]

Nah, if it wasn’t for all the excuses most wouldn’t have cared about the third fight. Wilder no doubt made them both a lot more buys because the wilder faithful genuinely believed he was cheated and ran with the narrative he’ll knock fury out…so tuned in. The rest of us wanted to see wilder beat up and them all get humbled after a year of none sense. Made the forgone conclusion all the better. Plus, had it not been for the excuses there’s no way the towel wouldn’t have been thrown in in the third…denying us the knock out wilder craved, and leading to no doubt more excuses and a fourth fight.

[@RevJamesCostello]

The most interesting part of the trilogy is the shape of Fury in each fight. He was out of shape in the first and third. He was in excellent shape in the second. The fight was a mismatch.

[@nickquinn4842]

And he won all three even though he was robbed of the first.

[@RevJamesCostello]

@@nickquinn4842 Yep.

[@Tech-is1xy]

How was fury out of shape in the third fight?

[@somah1470]

@@dickiemolitsanti2213 No, the Furyes are talking always bullshit. Maybe Fury wasn't 100%, but he wasn't in bad shape. But Wilder was in his prime just in the first fight because of this nonsense weight-increase

[@djtvill9836]

First fight he was at his lightest and he trained a lot through cardio. 2nd fight he was just match fit and ready. 3rd was Covid fitness at his worst shape but he was a beast

[@anonymousanonymous3707]

Watching these 3 fights Fury's improvement is astonishing even tho he was in better shape in fight 2 , he was a better fighter in fight 3 by a country mile , the Kronk folk are building a beast

[@nickmann1628]

To be honest i wanted Wilder to win the first fight, but after fury got robbed of the W i switched sides lol. This guy is literally crazy good, and I’ve never seen anybody box like him before. Hopefully the Fury vs Usyk fight happens and either one of them can unify all heavyweight belts. And for wilder it would be cool if he would fight AJ. That way we could see who is the best former heavyweight champion.

[@cranebeg]

Wilder is definitely the bronze bomber but could also possibly turn out to be the silver bullet.

[@jakehammond12345]

Amazing how quick Fury is in the first two fights, phenomenal aggression and accuracy . Even more incredible considering he has zero muscle definition. It's just in his blood .

[@mrmolloy]

9 to 5 rounds in the first fight and they call it a draw. 115 - 111 to Wilder that man should be fired instantly never to judge again

[@aadilhussain1101]

Have to say,despite dominating, the best punch came from wilder in the 12th round of the first fight, sort of sums wilder up. A man who can take punish,ent and still knock out any heavyweight. Fury was no doubt the better boxer overall.

[@mil0_259]

It never ceases to amaze me how on Earth one of the judges gave the 1st fight as 115-111 for Wilder. Which means that outside of the 2 knockdown 10-8 rounds. The judge believed Wilder won 5 of the 10 rounds without a knockdown. Was he watching the fight? I don’t see how it’s even possible a professional judge gave him those rounds. It wasn’t even close in those rounds. Corruption or bias is the only logical explanation.

[@rogersbwambale]

Fury is the punisher. But how Wilder is still standing for 6 rounds with no legs ia a level of endurance that should be taught

[@keithmvo2377]

Wilder has no left jab at all. No basics and in these fights Fury showed him the backbone of a boxer.

[@mrman6254]

Fury is world class. Even knows when to tactically go down to stop being rushed and catch his breath.

[@Nisbet5060]

I seen that too. Think there’s a chance he could’ve stayed up when Wilder landed the big shot in the 3rd fight but he’d have most likely took more punches and got stopped. Very smart going down in that moment.

[@TheMrSatyricon]

That 114-111 scorecard for Wilder is insane.

[@greghall6950]

Two really tough warriors who have both knocked each other to the canvas many times, these two are probably the greatest.

[@ajzeemsalilin2167]

1st fight fury is not committing lot of power punches and just technically avoid wilders power punch, but on the 2nd and 3rd.. man he stands on his ground giving his own and taking wilders swings. Damn fight between these two gentlemen will be in history of the next generations. Both guys are warriors.

[@richas5421]

Look how weak fury looks in the first fight compared to the second , unbelievable come back. If wilder can’t finish him nobody can . Fury beats them all , yes even usyk 😉

[@OllieGrigg]

Wilder only has one shot lol

[@richas5421]

@@OllieGrigg that one shot will land on everyone else. Look of quick he closes the distance and tell me another HW with reactions like fury

[@lmajor6556]

@@richas5421 u clearly Dnt no much about boxing my friend ! I just watched 20+ mins of windmill showing he can’t box to save his life ! Worse heavyweight champ resume of all time !

[@richas5421]

@@lmajor6556 never once did I say he was a good boxer wilder, what he lacks in boxing ability he makes up with speed, power and how quick he is at closing the distance like no other HW. I would put big money on him beating any of the other HWs , even usyk simply because usyk does get hit

[@M.Reinhardt7]

@@richas5421 yea he is not a Good Boxer but he is Effective he wasnt a Champion for no Reason. Fury is #1 and Wilder is #2 he Would kill AJ in 3 Rounds and Usyk Needs 2 Good right hands and its Over.

[@terriowen2432]

Let's all appreciate this fight because without wilder there was no fury come back this fight captured the greatness of fury and had the world mesmerised how did he get up.. The 2nd fight was all fury he really showed us he's one of the greatest boxer's of this era. I'm so happy for him I've been a massive fan all my life. I could see his greatness before he could

[@morklind]

There'll never be another Fury. Defies everything.

[@crablord7934]

This is the trilogy that brought public attention back to the division. People may not be into the technical side but everybody loves some good story and drama.

[@markwebb2661]

A legendary trilogy fight between the 2 best fighters of their generation.

[@RJALEXANDER777]

19:38 dang Wilder had no idea where he or Fury was in this moment. Completely lost track of Tyson. The man could've gone in and sucker-punched him like he did against Klitschko.

[@trevhib]

For all his technical faults, in the first fight Wilder at least fought like an undefeated fighter, full of belief, seemingly great engine, super fast and extremely dangerous punches. He didn't look the same in the latter two fights, whether that was due to the unnecessary added muscle or the that he no longer had the same self confidence I don't know. Still dangerous but the soul wasn't quite the same, desperation for redemption as opposed to all out belief. Big up Fury.

[@clacla724]

I commend the ref. He did his job very well

[@thegreathadoken6808]

EVERY SINGLE PERSON IN THE HALL STANDING for that last round in the 1st fight, mouths wide open. That round changed Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder's destinies forever. It probably brought Boxing back to popularity in the mainstream.

[@Tomj382]

The shock of that second fight was immense. Had never seen Wilder rocked liked that

[@vishwanathgoud3559]

Tyson won all the 3.

[@upturnedblousecollar5811]

The money-men made sure he didn't, knowing how much profit they'd make in another bout.

[@manduheavyvazquez5268]

One the best trilogy’s ever. Greatness

[@johnmattock1]

Massive respect to this great fight. Mr Wilder has heart, Mr Fury is clever

[@pelmfbpndd7065]

and among other longer arms and wight 50ibs more and more les 25ibs mor fat to and he have heart

[@johndodd3036]

Seriously a once in a lifetime trilogy for us to see. Fury will go down top 3 greatest heavyweights of all time.

[@kelvinosas6518]

Not even close!

[@holliswilliams8426]

Not even close. His record is very poor, he has fought unskilled journeymen for decades.

[@Issasanogo2025]

No he got beat by a cruiserweight 🤣🤣🤣 usyk

[@liamlive2972]

GOOD ALWAYS DEFEATS EVIL

[@AlTarif]

Wilder consistently punches behind the head and complains when someone does it back to him a bit.

[@gabrielepassoni8598]

The only reason Wilder hasn't been knocked out also in the first fight is because fury punching power wasn't there after those years of inactivity.

[@martinbond461]

The judge that gave the fight to Wilder by 4 rounds in the first fight should never be allowed near a ring ever again. He was either corrupt, or knows nothing about boxing. Either way, he isn't fit for purpose.

[@caveydavey2486]

People say Wilder only has the big right but he also has huge bravey and unbelievable endurance - what other big puncher is still throwing bombs in round 11 and 12? That said - Fury won all three

[@headshot6959]

Best sporting moment of 2021.

[@ly-son-ibk]

I'm sorry best sporting moment was on display few days ago on BBC personality of the year , lie-son feary was beaten up and didn't even make it to the last 3 ,which was won by a teen 🤣🤣🤣

[@JackOfBlades8642]

Maybe not 😆 I am a Fury fan but what Usyk did was way bigger.

[@headshot6959]

@@JackOfBlades8642 Not an all-time classic fight with the hardest puncher in the world and a dramatic late stoppage though, was it? I like Usyk, but that fight with Joshua was nothing compared to the spectacle of Fury-Wilder 3.

[@JackOfBlades8642]

@@headshot6959 If we are talking about the magnitude of the "win" Usyk takes it because only one other man in the history of boxing have achieved it "Evander Holyfield" If we are talking about the fight as a whole, then Fury Wilder 3 takes it because it undoubtedly is an all time classic. So I guess there is a plausible argument for both fights.

[@headshot6959]

@@JackOfBlades8642 I agree. Evander's win against Qawi was iconic, his trilogy against Bowe was legendary and I have so much respect for Usyk, I've just never rated Joshua ever. He quit on his knees against Ruiz, not a true warrior. [Edit] I apologise for my 'was it' snottiness, that was uncalled for.

[@jamieopulence]

This was so good. Best trilogy ever!!!

[@hudsonquay]

It was good but too one sided to be better than Gatti vs Ward, or Barrera vs Morales.

[@FabricioFF66]

For me it is The Best in modern Boxing history!!!

[@MH-vp7lf]

Ali vs Frazier Gatti vs Ward Barrera vs Morales All better

[@dumy7792]

@@MH-vp7lf by far away !

[@AmanHouse]

Stamina of Tyson Fury 💯💯💯

[@samking2094]

@08.07 - "right on the bell, the ref has to come in and pull them both off" - yeah I know it's childish but it's still funny af!

[@JayChambers83]

Fury won all 3. However, Wilder showed unreal levels of resolve in that 3rd fight. Respect to the bloke!

[@ripperrouge5985]

The problem is the youth of today will happily dis credit alot of boxing history having not watched it .

[@JobForAMaxboy]

As in the youth that are too young to have even been alive to see such fights? Yeah, weird that

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

And a lot of old boomers can't admit that sports evolve, and the super middleweights of the past that were then called heavyweights got nothing on the real heavyweights of today.

[@ripperrouge5985]

@@TheStraightestWhitest Ali would beat aj so what's your point? Usyk is a blown up cruiserweight and he schooled aj .

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

@@ripperrouge5985 Ali was 6'2 (his passport said so) and skinnyfat at 206lbs. Heaviest he ever was was the second Frazier fight, 215lbs, belly on him to rival Tyson Fury. Usyk was ripped skintight at 6'3 221lbs. How is he a blown up cruiserweight but not Ali? Lmao! Usyk is taller, and so much more muscular and broad boned that despite probably having 20lbs less fat on his body, he's still 6-20lbs heavier at heavyweight than Ali ever was.

[@HellonearthlABB]

@@ripperrouge5985 usyk would beat Ali

[@FabricioFF66]

The Best Modern Boxing Trilogy!!! And all respect for Wilder (What a heart!!!)... Tyson is a Nature Force@@@@@@

[@dodikjaya8475]

Fury looks slimmer,faster, and more agile in the first fight than in the third fight

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

He was in terrible shape for the third fight. Second fight is the only one he came fully prepared without injury.

[@WalkingRoscoe]

We can also appreciate that phenomenal and passionate commentary.

[@vincenthandcraft4395]

Man, Wilder is such a beast. That speed in his powepunches is crazy. But Fury is the King. I think he is most underestemated WHC. Hes one of the best of all times. No doubt. 13 years undeafeted.

[@rockasrepublic]

I was born too late for Iron Mike, way too late for Ali, but just in time for these two

[@str1xt]

Mike Tyson was a different animal altogether. He was scary to watch. He wanted to destroy his opponents with every punch. Other fighters were genuinely scared of getting in the ring with him. One of a kind.

[@rockasrepublic]

Yeah, he was literally a savage. Frighteningly fast and accurate, one punch knockout power and he even bit Holyfield's ear

[@meanlean3095]

Fury owns wilders soul & name Ta dis day, ta dis day 😂😂😂