Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder III | FULL FIGHT HIGHLIGHT | PBC ON FOX

Tyson Fury improved his record to 31-0-1 and defended his WBC heavyweight title with an 11th-round knockout of Deontay Wilder in the third fight of the Fury vs Wilder trilogy. Watch highlights from their classic fight on October 9.
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Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder III | FULL FIGHT HIGHLIGHT | PBC ON FOX
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[@PBCONFOX]

Is this the greatest boxing trilogy of all time?

[@rhezaif]

How is 3-0 trilogy the greatest of all time? Nonsense

[@reviewforthetube6485]

No but it was an awesome fight it's just the trilogy shouldn't of been a trilogy anyways lol but yes the fight itself was absolutely amazing thong is this wasn't the best Tyson we have seen he wasnt light on his feet he wasn't throwing his jab two of his biggest tools weren't as good as usual and he still couldn't be beat lol

[@hakdog2397]

Pacquiao and Morales the best for me👌🏻🔥

[@iceman4262]

one of the most exciting an satisfying fights I gotta say

[@harmandhamija2]

Greatest boxing trilogy of the Modern Era, not all time! Mohammad Ali vs Joe Frazier trilogy tops the list for the best trilogy of all time!

[@baboon1233]

DAZN: uploads highlights 1 hour after fight Fox: uploads highlights 1 month after fight

[@theconqueror742]

it took them 1 month to move on from their loss

[@jonathanvandenberg3571]

PBC is for people >60 years old ,that's why.

[@MWubProductions]

UFC: uploads highlights 1 year after fight

[@TomGodson95]

@@theconqueror742 Savage 😂

[@jayasimhavamsi]

And that too in 720p

[@JK-cz6bu]

You have to admire both of these men for their ability to come back from a knockdown and then knock the other one down. Amazing fight

[@soleknight3212]

Agree

[@KusHNinja]

No. I don't. Someone as disrespectful and ignorant as Wilder I don't have to respect all because they're good at fighting or punch hard. Also think it's about goofy folks swing on athletes dicks and believe respect is warranted because their good at playing a kids game.

[@Moonknight99]

Go watch cool hand luke

[@Lokz62]

Fury has the body of gru from minions lmao

[@inbanrajamani2101]

@@Lokz62 and he would still knock u out😂😂

[@Kuspecibasi]

One of the greatest matches of all boxing history. And referee was also amazing for allowing both legendary fighters to stand for themselves until the end.

[@KingJachai]

Except for those long counts he gave Fury but it’s all love lmao

[@ben3025]

@@KingJachai 🤣🤣

[@ScorpionF1RE_USA]

love you salty racists.😜😆😜

[@patrickthorne5113]

@@KingJachai u think fury wouldn’t have gotten up in time? Be reasonable please

[@o.m.8936]

Nah

[@boywithapipe5609]

This is what I call a 10/10 heavyweight bout. Props to both these men for being complete warriors for three fights and giving us the perfect finish to the 2010’s after a pretty uneventful decade.

[@tbrowniscool]

Deontay in all three fights looked like a scared boy fighting his uncle.

[@boywithapipe5609]

@@tbrowniscool he still brawled out any time he could. It was clear he was anxious, but he was resilient as can be for such a beating. Two knockdowns in a round was a nice touch as well.

[@tbrowniscool]

@@boywithapipe5609 Oh for sure he is a super dangerous and tough guy! He has a lion heart 100%

[@aaronyeomans5799]

​@@tbrowniscoolyou contradicted yourself within two comments

[@powpow9560]

And you're a scared boy commenting in your basement @@tbrowniscool

[@icyBulls]

This fight made me tear up. Reminds me of the heavyweight golden era. This was legendary boxing

[@leewilliams2763]

seriously. these 2 boxers are an embarrassment to the old greats. Lewis, bowe, holy field etc would destroy these 2 idiots. wilder caught fury a few times, if carried on punching he would have won 🏆

[@Ayoyo5758]

it definitely was a great match...

[@Adrian-cw8yu]

@@leewilliams2763 Big duck Bowe is known for beating a cruiserweight and nothing else.. and having 2 wars with journeyman Golota... massive flop

[@leewilliams2763]

@@Adrian-cw8yu err so his 3 fights with holyfield you missed?

[@Adrian-cw8yu]

@@leewilliams2763 No I mentioned him, Holyfield the pumped up cruiserweight, Bowe also lost to him, Bowe could barely beat actual heavyweights like gatekeeper Golota, big duck Bowe is known for beating 1 name.

[@100grizzlybears]

Nothing illustrates how powerful these men are than seeing the shockwaves from punches on Fury's body. True warriors.

[@TonyEnglandUK]

And how Fury threw punches in reply 9:44

[@soufel-maghribi5562]

@WB It's just his flab, flabbing.

[@beanbag9696]

“Shockwaves” 😂😂😂 yea right

[@joeblough261]

Do they have "Double Shock Power?" LOL! Love it.

[@MegaVergatron]

@igor putin what? Can you translate that please?

[@LaVitaNouva]

Scariest part of Fury imo is stamina, how can he seemed so fresh at round 11.

[@vintagebart1546]

crazy how the pudgy man has better cardio than the shredded man

[@animusdx]

Muscle requires more oxygen

[@golfmarguerite3970]

@@animusdx brain. more

[@Alloffbtc]

Coke

[@vince371vc]

It's called tortillas for extra stamina

[@daquayatcherson]

The things these two put their bodies through. I have so much respect for all professional fighters.

[@andrewsneacker1256]

"The things these two put their bodies through." but for what though? For money and fame. Respect ahahaha.

[@Repsyzz]

@@andrewsneacker1256 for their passion and legacy

[@chimpalahee]

@@andrewsneacker1256 I bet you're fun at parties

[@dajmos6969]

uncle alzheimer says hello

[@jeffreynapisa122]

The funniest part about this whole thing is, he picked Tyson at his lowest point in life, but what he didn't realize was is that he woke up Fury to get his life back on track and the rest is history....and I loved it.

[@foreverreal802]

Only want the best competition

[@BlackCodeBoxing]

Wilder chose everyone. Fury & Ortiz were the only ones crazy enough to accept the challenge. Wilder called them all out.

[@jeffreynapisa122]

@@BlackCodeBoxing he called out fighters with below 500 winning percentage and old men whom one almost had him out but to say beating a 40yo is a achievement is crazy and he thought the same of Fury who had been out for 4 yrs! , 4 yrs ....got caught but got back up and wonna draw....wasn't even a decision at best a draw from an ex overweight addict with suicidal tendencies as Wilder like to say as he tried to put him down....showing his classy side....buy he me him payvtwice for that lol.....Wilder will never ever hold a significant belt again, ever.....probably never see him box again for that matter.

[@jeffreynapisa122]

@@BlackCodeBoxing and key word,"chose them" didn't accept the AJ's or Dillian whytes etc....he wanted losers.

[@edwinasas5075]

@@jeffreynapisa122 aj refused him 😂 he asked for the Aj fight but ajs management was to scared and I don’t . Blame them if wilder hit aj like Ruiz did his career would have been in jeopardy

[@Youramon]

The fact that both fury and wilder walked away from this fight on their own two legs is insane to me

[@hellboy6661234]

its simple DIVE

[@Idunno-gl1wz]

@@hellboy6661234 what like go down before your actually knocked out? I notice that in boxing all the time, Tyson did it. It seems to be a good strategy actually.

[@sidefx996]

@@hellboy6661234 You're joking right?

[@Papagiorgio153]

@@hellboy6661234 ahaha

[@rednad23]

@@hellboy6661234 wow the comedy

[@les6447]

I still to this day can't believe how quickly Fury was able to recover from Wilder's right hand, not just in this fight but the other two as well. He'd go down, then get up and then start fighting like nothing ever happened the next round. Just insane.

[@ShitWrangler]

he's already said after the 12th round knockdown it awoken some unwavering self belief that renders him bulletproof against deontay

[@alsoamaad1992]

He is just a nutta that’s why he got up

[@IB-1963]

@@alsoamaad1992 That's true and what makes him so dangerous to any opponent

[@ShitWrangler]

@@IB-1963 not really as we've seen many times he rises to the level of opposition. fury is the type to be invicibile against a wilder and lose to a tomato can. such goes life, gotta ride that wave of determination

[@johnlukach4091]

6'9" 300 pounds Wilder can't bully this dude physically like his other opponent s

[@USMC-1]

Just seen this fight a year later. Wow - what a great fight.

[@tezzah2222]

I hope these two meet up later on in life and reminisce about these legendary fights, what a trilogy, you couldn't write it

[@heffegaming]

I’m 23. Wilder made me care about boxing, I pray my son can watch this and show me that in the future. I’ll drop tears.

[@gsimon123]

Cheers to that! Hope they bury the hatchet so to speak. Both guys contributed to one of the best heavyweight fights and boxing trilogies of all time.

[@hellospring433]

They won't. The african will always cry because a white master ended his african career.

[@tezzah2222]

@@hellospring433 TO THIS DAY!!! LOL

[@hellospring433]

@@tezzah2222 😂🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣 💯

[@lucassalazar5458]

This 3rd fight was so iconic. These 2 were natural rivals at the top of their game and it showed on this night.

[@joelfernandez7308]

not rival..fury beat wilder 3x

[@icarusflying1814]

@@joelfernandez7308 a rivalry isn’t always accompanied by very closely matched skills

[@DannyBZ9]

@@joelfernandez7308 twice if you want to get technical*

[@whitedom2041]

not really rivals if tyson won all three fights

[@jamesart9]

It had the best of both fights. Wilder going down. Fury going down. And Ultimately 3:0 to Fury. (Despite what those shysters scored in the first fight.)

[@ghostfacescrillaNG]

I feel like this fight actually saved Wilder’s career and allowed him to carry on. He got so beaten down in the second fight but here although he lost again he was dangerous and showed pure heart and grit.

[@rickybobby5348]

His costume was too heavy that second fight. If it weren't for that he would've won with all the heart and grit he had lol

[@Ryan-og4zf]

@@rickybobby5348 Not a chance. Guy was outclassed by Fury

[@placeholdername3206]

@@rickybobby5348 his costume lmao, boy sit down

[@abzinhoo]

Ah

[@ghostfacescrillaNG]

@@rickybobby5348 don’t think people quite spotted your sarcasm pal 😂

[@mannym1171]

Due to sentimental reasons I didn’t digest this classic fight when it first happened. But rewatching this clip, 1yr later, has made me appreciate the work both men put in. Congrats Gypsy King.

[@aden3973]

Typical bandwagon 🤣

[@beatledjb1]

for as big as Fury is he’s got hella stamina

[@jokomo2833]

All the drugs he did burned a good part of his nervous system. He probably doesn’t feel much tbh.

[@tom2581]

@@jokomo2833 all those lines in spoons bathrooms😂

[@Handle35667]

@@jokomo2833 yup everyone knows excessive amounts of recreational drugs and obesity improves athletic performance. Especially sad dontay wilder fans

[@N3therWolf]

@@jokomo2833 so wilder lost from a drug user? Even more pathetic🤡

[@candycrush3932]

@@N3therWolf Wilder weighs 130 bro and the first fight he weighed 202 fury didn’t get the win easy

[@leokleman4395]

Let us all take a moment and appreciate the referee's spotless performance. Extremely attentive and smooth, always making sure the boxers were fit enough to continue, and even in place to soften Wilder's final downfall. Perhaps many of you think this is standard refereeing, and perhaps you're right, but through the history of boxing there have been some horrific displays from the man in charge of the ring.

[@avocado5387]

Jesus loves all of you repent of your sins which is bad things belive that God raised Jesus from the dead and confess Jesus as lord and you will be saved from the fire

[@Onedayatatime50]

Facts

[@olliewilliamson7242]

You always know the referee has done a good job when he's not mentioned

[@4lifedeathwish]

Kenny bayless was a disaster on the rematch clearly favoring wilder

[@wut0.o]

Except for when he completely stopped counting at 5:24 the announcers even mentioned "it was a extremely long count" but either way i like tyson fury so its all good Gypsy king 🥇🥊

[@evanclayton4441]

Regardless of who you like, you can't deny that these two were meant for each other. 6'7, Deontay Wilder. 6'9, Tyson Fury. Just their names alone sound like an amazing matchup. As boxing fans, we truly were lucky to have these two share the ring/promotion 3 times. Two giants, both with vibrant personalities, both who truly believe they were the best in the world. It really doesn't get any better than that. They really put on for the heavyweight division, and it'll take some time before we ever get to see such an intriguing matchup again in that division. Big thank you to both Wilder and Fury. It really was a fun ride.

[@robjohnson9270]

Wilder was NEVER more than a brawler that relied on KO power from swinging wild haymakers....he never learned how to BOX....

[@reyerik8240]

@@robjohnson9270 still fury himself has stated that wilder is #2

[@beewalk34]

@@robjohnson9270 Heavyweight boxing hasn't been the same since the early 2000s. Back in the day, there were a ton of world class boxers with such skill to the eye it was like a piece of fine art from Tyson, Lennox, Holyfield, James Toney, Tommy Morrison, Foreman, Ali, Listen, Fraiser, Bowe, Ken Norton, etc. Guys like Wilder that are just a one trick pony with absolutely zero footwork or head movement would get destroyed. No one would have even heard of him back in the day

[@imbangmaynn5705]

@@reyerik8240 cuz the power he has is prolly peak human. That'll get you a long way since all you need is one good solid hit and almost everyone's gonna go down. Especially if the opponent doesn't know how to go with the punch

[@Mon3ymike90]

@@robjohnson9270 while I will agree that he was outclassed against Fury, you don’t go 41-0 without knowing how to box.

[@unleashedhounds]

kudos to these two great fighters for giving us an unforgettable trilogy

[@smoulito]

How could Wilder endure that during 11 rounds??! These men are incredible

[@Shady-79]

Yup, it's called trilogy for a reason

[@Militantreturns]

The same for fury

[@唯一的那个-c7c]

@@Militantreturns Guy didn’t even look tired by the end of the fight. He’s a phenom.

[@Militantreturns]

@@唯一的那个-c7c fury was tired he caught his wind. ,smh.

[@Anonimo-nd9hw]

Fury tbm, Wilder é uma aberração de força

[@BabyBoy_Milo]

I don’t understand how they just kept going??? They both looked one second from going down for like half the fight but just kept moving forward. This was an amazing fight

[@Th4tKiLLerNINJA]

they too heavy lol

[@semesabrown8203]

Brilliant referee. He knew when to stop it.

[@KingAlexander98]

@@semesabrown8203 honestly wilder looked down and out by round 7. The ref kept It going for our enjoyment.

[@butterflydiva1]

Heart of warriors

[@coryjohnson2486]

They have hearts of LIONS 🦁. Also, their endurance training is probably INSANE..

[@ezio6785]

Man, Fury's recovery after the 4th is something to admire. Many other boxers would go down and out after being hit like that by Wilder.

[@renaissance17]

It looks more like he slipped clumsily and took a rest imo

[@mxriiss]

yeah but even wilder took so many hits to the dome surprised he stayed up that long too ngl

[@Limemill]

He went down himself. If you watch in slow mo, he makes a mistake, eats a right and probably realizes he’s a bit disoriented. Just enough to get knocked down bad if he takes another right. So he starts falling preventatively to make sure an actual, serious down doesn’t take place. Just playing it smart

[@rosibemonbracher3604]

Yes, it crazy how current pharmaceutical products developed over the past years

[@silver2756]

A hit from Logan or Jake would be different tho

[@pavasite4278]

I will never get tired of this trilogy. One of the greatest and perfect trilogy in boxing as ever fight delivered and had memorable moments.

[@andrewbarratt7736]

This is my favorite trilogy of the modern era. People forget, even though he isn’t skillful, Wilder was sleeping everyone. Everyone! One and three are both epic. Two is just a twisted, ridiculous beat down. Fury getting up in the first fight. Wilder taking a third fight knowing how bad it would be. I’ve watched all three fights several times. We are blessed to have been given Tyson Fury. Incredible story.

[@dbodooley]

I can’t call this my favorite because Fury won them all! That first fight was not a draw.

[@WickedIntentSemi]

@@dbodooley fury should of been counted out

[@Sapreme]

Wilder made great adjustments for the 3rd fight, he was getting outboxed the entire fight but Fury definitely got 2 slow counts in the 4th round.

[@jofi4580]

Wilder was a one punch wonder and no one could stop it. He deserves all the credit he received. He dominated his opponents. I do think his dominance may also speak to how unskilled most heavyweights are though. Certainly the heavyweights of this current generation. Fury proved he is the exception.

[@aaronfarricker1475]

@@Sapreme Fury always takes every possible second he can no matter how bad the knockdown. If the "slow count" was quicker, Fury would have been.

[@Zedaso]

Fury had injuries, bad camp, daughter was in hospital during preparation etc. and still came out and dominated, he was no where near 100%. His power of recovery is insane. What a monster.

[@KALI-il9fk]

He had covid too

[@Brian-yz8dj]

Natural talent.

[@jh0347]

Everybody would cry if Wilder said this 🤣

[@dsories6219]

@@jh0347 because it was fact and wilder everything it was excuse . There are different.

[@Carguyluvscarsandgames]

excuses excuses excuses 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@trinity3422]

Haters can hate on either of these fighters but they both showed the souls of warriors and gave us one of the best heavyweight fights in recent times

[@Kindjuju]

do agree

[@EnglishSaxons]

Definitely 👍

[@Finangleydoo]

Soul of warrior? Nah. Wilder was a loud braggart and couldn't even be a good loser. He learned the wrong life lessons somewhere and shamed himself in front of the world at the end of the fight when he wouldn't show respect and sportsmanship. We're all like dross. When you heat us up, you really see what's inside.

[@hellboy6661234]

its easy to trick sheeple

[@Hello_combat_sports_fans]

Boxers are noob in MMA

[@Karlz92]

Fury is the greatest heavyweight. He walks the talk and he's the realest.

[@Anonymous-jf2gy]

Greatest heavyweight of all time? LOL

[@potassium6]

didnt age well

[@potassium6]

@@Anonymous-jf2gy defintetely not anymore lol

[@Anonymous-jf2gy]

@@potassium6 He never was. And I'm not saying this because of recency bias over the Usyk fight. I don't deny that he's one of the best fighters in the currently uncompetitive HW division but even then, his entire career has been built on ducking most of the top 10

[@jamesroan]

Man this fight was CRAZY! An all time classic! Much respect to both fighters. We are currently in a great era for boxing.

[@___Anakin.Skywalker]

Wilder would beat Iron Mike Tyson, Ali an Holyfield though. Too big too powerful

[@terrack3005]

@@___Anakin.Skywalker lol

[@Ogofor3913]

@@___Anakin.Skywalker OK.

[@___Anakin.Skywalker]

@@terrack3005 bro Wilder is 6'10 !!! With a beard and one shot KO power

[@___Anakin.Skywalker]

@@Ogofor3913 Lennox was only 6'4 and he dominated. Wilder is a super heavy tall, powerful athletic and has great courage

[@RobertFairweatherMusic]

That was one of the best fights ever. Both deserve credit for really giving it all.

[@strop5931]

True !!!

[@Bojonni]

Ong bruh ive never seen a fight where both men looked completely vulnerable... amazing display of mental toughness

[@jjackomin]

Fury's overhand right is lethal. Wilder deserves all respect for absorbing so many of them and making it to the 11th round.

[@jorgelandaverry6211]

He will pay the price in the future, he will get mental issues, brain damage for sure

[@rafyg3314]

@1found1 😂

[@superbide]

@1found1 Both of them boys can take a whooping, and both can give a whooping too. Two of my favorite heavyweights of all time.

[@superbide]

@1found1 that Tyson boy took some good whoopings too, he just ain't ever lost.

[@chintzychinchin761]

@1found1 so you gonna ignore he ain’t never been knocked down before he fought Wilder? He has taken massive power shots that put him down before he fought Wilder, and Wilder has taken beatings before running it with Fury. Luis Ortiz gave Wilder a run for his money till Wilder finished it with a right hand. Both of these guys took beatings but win them and now we see one man giving the man a beating.

[@ibrahimwayou4614]

Even after many rounds, fury stamina is like"i'm just starting". It's awesome 😮

[@jasonarce5169]

These two gentlemen put back the excitement and Spotlight on the heavyweight division.

[@yungzynofficial2055]

No Fury did. THe other one is a goofy clown.

[@ManOnFire-ep1zc]

@@yungzynofficial2055 CAP 🧢

[@BruceDragon-sf1tr]

@@yungzynofficial2055 both were good fighters bro, I still salute Wilder for getting back in there and giving a good fight🤷‍♂️

[@GeosRealityReport]

FURY IS THE MAN

[@AM-co7oe]

I see why it took PBC so long to drop it, a month worth of editing had to go into making it look like it was a competitive fight.

[@yung824]

😭😂Damn

[@turkyperky3906]

It was quite competitive wilder did knock him down twice and so did fury until he got the ko. One of the most interesting fights in my opinion

[@mohammedzaman9362]

Yeah that's true Good job by them

[@turkyperky3906]

@Sjenkie Koelkast my favorite an incompetent person

[@pullupenthusiast3800]

@@turkyperky3906 yeah wilder won 2 rounds this wasn’t competitive at all

[@leehargreaves7473]

Hard to appreciate just how big these guys are. The fact that they can keep swinging for 11 rounds puts them in a different league than just "Heavyweights". Heavyweights used to be 210 pounds and 6'1". These guys are giants.

[@claydouglas2526]

Yeah these guys are 2-3 weight classes up, effectively. That’s why it’s unfair for people to bag on them for not moving like Tyson, etc.

[@stevemuzak8526]

@@claydouglas2526 True. Mike Tyson was a dwarf compared to giants like Wilder of Fury.

[@tochamp5441]

Mike Tyson would have crushed both of these guys with body shots alone

[@aylahughes9185]

@Bradley Mitchell tyson worked out at 250, fought at 230, he could bench 575 lbs for years. tyson. was. a. freak.

[@GW_01]

@Bradley Mitchell Mike Tyson lost to anyone who wasn't scared of him and knew how to use their size

[@pesclub7694]

This is a battle that will remain in history.

[@ninjabase6719]

two monsters fighting both on their prime, truly a legendary fight

[@tipsyjudd9413]

This wasn’t his prime lol but he still amazing

[@MrSPIDEY21]

Prime??? The both pushing 40

[@bodhisativaa]

@@MrSPIDEY21 he's 30 bro. 10 years till 40

[@aymaneelhaj3737]

Lmao, what are u guys on a about ? These 2 versions of both Wilder and Fury are their strongest throughout their whole careers, they are at their peak strenghts right now, both of them. Prime doesnt mean young lol.

[@ruairi9733]

@@MrSPIDEY21 learn the difference between prime and age

[@tomgardner5006]

I've never been a Deontay fan, but the guy showed more determination to get hit in the face for a full 12 rounds than I've ever seen. Not sure anyone else could have taken that much and keep going.

[@markbloom1165]

He trains like crazy man he always trains. He doesn’t look like he’s in good shape but he’s in better shape then most people.

[@camthespaceman6920]

@@markbloom1165 wilder is in amazing shape tho lol

[@jackt7044]

After seeing wilder take so much punishment and not giving up, it's understandable why he was so upset about the towel being thrown in on the 2nd fight, Fury would of still won but Wilder could of definitely gone further than 7 rounds.

[@yonatan8504]

Yep

[@gsimon123]

both guys. both guys took BOMBS for 11 rounds. Fury took fewer punches but Wilder's landed with slightly more power. both guys have tremendous chins, heart, and endurance to last that deep into a fight and still have power to hurt each other and get the KO in Fury's case

[@khdelong]

That shockwave through Fury.....amazing he took it

[@xxxxbigrich5752]

The blubber was amazing to me!

[@abrahamsanchez7455]

Exactly what I thought

[@ScorpionF1RE_USA]

imagine if he was in shape. Hahaha.

[@chrismason4449]

He is a gypsy boy. No shock

[@RK-jc8oe]

The size of Fury was just too much. Leaning on the smaller guy finally took its toll. No doubt Wilder looks better on the beach. Natural size always beats a smaller framed guy, who is muscled up from weights. Great fight though. Unfortunately for Wilder, this guy has his number. Too bad since with Fury not around, he’s easily the best. But yes, Wilder does look better. Unfortunately for him, this is not a vanity contest. 😉

[@tucker8795]

It doesn't get better than this fight. AMAZING.

[@liljess1208]

It's amazing that wilder took all that battering and was still able to stand. 2 absolute monsters

[@Mylucky7]

Lol is more amazing how fury knocking him out twice

[@Cat2024MZ]

@@Mylucky7 any heavyweight can knock a fellow heavyweight out but only so many can take a brutal beating. For 11 rounds. I'd argue what wilder did was more impressive

[@VibeinATLien]

Wilder showed he's a great fighter.

[@jameswalsh3976]

The Bronx punching bag...lol

[@VibeinATLien]

@@jameswalsh3976 you messed up your own stupid joke

[@NeonNovaFilms]

5:43 crazy how you can clearly see the force of the punch travel through Fury's entire body

[@Antimonious]

That’s crazy fr fr

[@bsam5161]

What are you even talking about

[@AegonTamzarian]

I know! Like a shockwave!

[@AegonTamzarian]

@@bsam5161 5:44

[@bEEBO178]

​@@bsam5161 Go back to sleep Sam

[@longshanks1978]

When ever you feel a bit down or unhappy ,this is a come to video ,it will never get old

[@houssem711]

When fury recovered and got back to his feet from the left vicious hook in the their first fight, i knew it would be super hard to knock this guy out.his resilence is remarkable.

[@AColonDashSix]

There are so many massive shots in this fight I can't believe it went 11 rounds! The crowd probably has brain damage just from seeing those punches so close up.

[@GeosRealityReport]

POOR DEONTAY :/. ABSOLUTELY DESTROYED

[@KnicksNYanks84]

I really hope Wilder doesn't suffer any significant long term issues due to the amount and power of punches he took to the head.

[@theonewhoknocks1412]

@@KnicksNYanks84 nah, maybe a little concussion, but nothing serious

[@kingkazma5937]

@@KnicksNYanks84 I mean if he does that's what he was asking for wasn't he? Fired the only coach that cared enough to keep him safe.

[@crypto5149]

@@theonewhoknocks1412 I don’t know man those were some insane blows. Especially in the later rounds when they’re more vulnerable. Might come back to haunt them in 10-20 years

[@RockyAliTyson1]

All i wanted was for Fury to end this trilogy with Wilder laying face down unconscious on the floor. And Fury delivered just that.

[@thegoat6116]

why you say that?

[@theloniouswolf6504]

Like truly wonder why people had so much hate for wilder. It's just seemed like way more than that during this fight.... Smh it's sickening to know that

[@korbenjenkins7864]

@@theloniouswolf6504 because he threw poor Mark Breland under the bus for no reason at all and isn’t a very good sportsman after a loss.

[@britishpatriot7386]

@@thegoat6116 because its true and also we can rid ourselves of the crybaby wilder fan girl's for a while at least.

[@britishpatriot7386]

@@theloniouswolf6504 because wilder and many of his fan's are race hustling hypocrite racist's and the fact wilder wants a body on his record and the fact wilder lied about his pathetic reasons why he lost 3 times to the Englishman Fury.

[@fricaunite425]

Fury is simply the best in the world. He took Wilder's hardest punch and got back up to finish him off. I don't see anyone else doing that today. This fight had everything.

[@widepeepohappy1969]

wilder took literally like 5 strong right hands and fell down. He still got up

[@dkamikaw]

@@widepeepohappy1969 I think he is saying that Wilder is the hardest puncher and Fury took his punch. Wilder taking Fury's punch isn't the same.

[@MrGreenelight]

@@widepeepohappy1969 Wilder also got K0 by Fury for the second time

[@Eman-vp5wk]

The best part was Tyson fury‘s speech at the end

[@eetfuk3571]

@@MrGreenelight yup, but I gotta admit that Wilder definitely earned almost everyone's respect back to him. Wilder just said what he promised, he will go out to his shield and he just did that. even though he didn't get the W. he definitely gained my respect back because I loathed this guy when he was making excuses after the 1st rematch.

[@thomastirolflorida5363]

RESPECT...both Fighters gave 110%.

[@jessebrickley1395]

They both deserve nothing but respect. Tough fighters who refuse to quit

[@ianjones5377]

Wilder still has no respect.for fury tho or his former trainer mark Breland I think that's a shame I rate his heart as a fighter but don't respect deontay wilder I find it hard to

[@killdrillmusic2735]

@@ianjones5377 that's fine, nobody respects you.

[@PeaceDweller]

@@ianjones5377 At the moment his pride won't let him, but 15-20 years from now I can see them being best buddies. They have shared too much history to not truly respect & admire each other deep down.

[@mollyxzu8995]

@@killdrillmusic2735I’m sure he has people who do.. just because you have no one in life that respects you or thinks of you as anything at all doesn’t mean you have to project your sad insecurities on other people you sad lonely degenerate 🤣🤣

[@gmic56ify]

Respect to both fighters. Both got up after being knocked down and kept on throwing bombs. Unbelievable fight.

[@mukenshi2464]

Nah only respect Fury

[@Gospel_Spread]

Respect to both of them they fought until the end

[@billiebentley9549]

Both of them r warrior s

[@obx_yt2857]

@@mukenshi2464 clown

[@pdfbrander]

Does Wilder really deserve respect? "After the fight, Fury went over to Wilder and attempted to shake his hand. Wilder rebuffed the attempt and refused to acknowledge Fury. In his post-fight interview, Fury stated "I'm a sportsman. I went over to him to show some love and respect and he didn't show it back. I will pray for him so that God will soften his heart."

[@paulmarley1099]

That walk at 9:40 shows just how committed these guys are. Both are completely exhausted.

[@wm_9640]

I simply do not understand how Fury has the cardio that he has, looking how he does. Blows my mind lol

[@MiKe-yz1nq]

@@wm_9640 he’s running all the time.

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

@@wm_9640 years of digging up driveways

[@tuabenjamin]

gottttt dammmm

[@DiabloDon]

After watching Usyk vs Fury I realized how good Usyk is. He is for sure a GOAT. He dominated Fury who koed many chmapions like Klitschko or Wilder.

[@aadilgaffar7469]

But if you see Tyson here he’s 100% not fooling around and he was not 100% fit for this game I think he was fooling around to much with usak that cost him in the long run

[@Lmao69]

​@@aadilgaffar7469 I think he was very nervous against usyk , he was being too defensive , i think Tyson showboating was just his coping mechanism.

[@aadilgaffar7469]

@@Lmao69 also fury has had issues with smaller guys and southpaws it was the left hand of usak gave tf trouble

[@Lmao69]

@@aadilgaffar7469 right.

[@Rfaara]

@@aadilgaffar7469what do u smoke rattt he is usyk not usak rattt

[@ashwajittayade7346]

It's crazy how good wilder's record was before this fight 42-1 out of which 41 were knockouts (Yes, 97% knockout win rate) and only loss was against fury himself

[@tylerdurden786]

Against cab drivers

[@ThunderLightning-ii6lg]

Bro right. Their first fight he was 40-0 with 39 kos

[@paulmorganmorgan7541]

Then the champ turns up

[@TheDemon-cl2th]

Against no ones

[@jrb1802uk]

It's not crazy at all , when you look at the calibre of fighters that Wilder actually fought to build up that 40-0 record, before fighting Tyson Fury. His only credible opponent was Luiz Ortiz , but even he caught Wilder with some good punches. Once Wilder fought Fury, and realised this fighter was actually good, his days as heavyweight Champion was numbered. I still think Wilder is one of the best punchers I've seen, and I reckon he would knock Joshua out, but I don't see him beating Fury (if they ever met for a fourth time) and he wouldn't beat Usyk either.

[@nathanjohnson2932]

That slip and huge counterpunch by Fury at 8:29 was beautiful!

[@ejd7881]

at 277lb. and 6. 9.

[@ch-p2861]

It was insane

[@otrovnamechka5970]

The best thing in the video.

[@MrGreenelight]

Exactly, that is what distinguishes Fury from all of the Heavy weight boxers thus far including Rocky Marciano, Joe Lewis, and Ali. Never, has there been a heavy weight weight with that kind of movement and agility,.

[@dkamikaw]

It was a solid punch but it wasn't great. Wilder was exhausted and had even less defense than normal. Fury's punch came long after the "slip". I wouldn't compare him to the likes of Ali any time soon.

[@daiteriusnorwood4330]

Wilder threw that right hand and hit Fury spot on the temple and it sent shock waves all the way down his stomach and he still got up what a champion

[@beast4846]

5:42 bruuh. Look that powerful punch of wilder 👽

[@kleinsitwala2357]

I honestly can't predict how many times I'll watch these highlights in my life.

[@jacksdad734]

Probably 20 times since it happened. Sometimes the highlights, sometimes the whole fight.

[@Vanceydress]

Legendary comment. In fact you win the internet.

[@brhanekiflesion8931]

Me too

[@dottechnoologies]

I think I watch it every time I want to have some good meal… that’s like once in a month.

[@TheKickboxingCommunity]

Yep. Back again too lol

[@Avidire]

Lets appreciate the fact that Fury took those shots to head like a madman.

[@sidefx996]

Second knockdown was a blatant rabbit punch too

[@danielfernald7626]

I think he's legitimately a little insane, the look in his eyes is crazy even when he gets hit

[@drippers]

@@danielfernald7626 its because he's stunned

[@davidkylebacierto1440]

e

[@Vanceydress]

He has an iron jaw. Which Wilder's previous opponents did not possess. Fury can throw a punch and he can take one. (or two) ;)

[@TheWotsa]

Damn 5:43 watching in slow mo you can just see how powerful that punch was, sent a shockwave throughout fury's body

[@jameslunio4619]

That chin and body of fury is insane he can survive he have a stone chin

[@chinweokechukwu4770]

Hahahaha…it was his spirit that left his body….

[@onkel-ho]

@@chinweokechukwu4770 hart hit, but you can see. nothing left him. he was still clear and who wins? Not Wilder

[@SkiesBans]

@@onkel-ho he was just pointing out that wilder hit him hard asf why u so mad

[@O_ORashad]

@@jameslunio4619 He's also huge lol. Being so large definitely helps him absorb more damage than some of the other heavyweights.

[@Francis-of8cw]

After losing the second fight I don't think Wilder should have taken this fight. Fury adapted his gameplan every fight and improved, while Wilder didn't. He got outboxed and outclassed in this one, suffering the most brutal knockout of his carreer.

[@scrapzjones2328]

This fight was the first great heavy weight clash I've ever watched live. I was a Deontay advocate in the first one but at least it led me to Fury. That brother is special. He and Wilder were destined rivals. Glad I got to witness greatness.

[@alexshilljones1048]

Yup before this fight I didn't really respect Wilder. But after it hes one of the all time greats. Hes got a warrior heart and it showed.

[@scottbelcher9026]

AMEN!!!

[@donkarlo7401]

Too bad u never saw lennox lewis fight live. He was the best heavyweight ever Beatdown everybody he fought And when he fought the heavyweight division was stacked

[@michaelkanemusic]

These guys pushed each other to their absolute limits, both had to dig deep and we really got to see what they are made of. True warriors the both of them!

[@Militantreturns]

Brother?

[@harmandhamija1]

You can watch the highlights as many times as you want, but the thrill of watching it live was something else. Can't be describe in words. Truly the best heavyweight fight of this generation even though it was 1 sided other than the knockout in Round 4 by Wilder.

[@bfx2515]

i just watched the fight rn and it gave me chills watching it just from the highlights. i wonder what it would feel watching it live..

[@moikojoshua3254]

Knock down or out pls?????

[@yannick245]

It's so much better than watching the Klitschkos back then. It was just about defending the title with all means. It was so booooring! The Klitschkos buried boxing in Germany. With the end of their careers, there was no more boxing on TV and it lost much of it's popularity. While in the rest of the world boxing became bigger and bigger, with all the pay-per-view records, boxing in football stadiums, gigantic purses _(tens of millions guaranteed)_ and stars like Fury or Mayweather Jr., nobody seems to care abou it here in Germany. Except for martial arts fans. But it doesn't transcend into pop culture, like in 90's and 00's with Henry Maske, Axel Schulz and the Klitschko twins. I really don't get it... This clip alone has 16 million views.

[@314murdacapitall]

Regis Progris vs Julis indongo !!! Regis never went to the other corner this fight shows privilege and complete robbery for Fury wilder is the real winner he had everything against him!!

[@boogersincoffee]

For sure. I watched this at a movie theater so I could get the PPV for cheap. Theater was going nuts the entire fight. Easily the best live boxing experience I've had.

[@KnicksNYanks84]

It's incredible how tough these guys are especially Wilder taking all those hammers and never giving up. Wow.

[@CeeBarrio1]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 especially?

[@ShitWrangler]

@Puerto Rican Prince it's called having the fight beaten out of you. that's why peurto rico is some pigmy satellite bug community attached to the greater USA. god bless USA.

[@ShitWrangler]

@Puerto Rican Prince merry christmas bugman

[@TheShowOff2I]

@Puerto Rican Prince 99% of the World thinks that Puerto Ricans are Mexicans though lol

[@tommy-bf1iq]

fg

[@ish562]

They did Wilder dirty with that thumbnail. lol

[@jayb9276]

😂😂. Facts

[@Toxxsicklemons]

Me and my dad saw this fight. Greatest Boxxing match I’ve ever seen ! Big Respect to Both fighters for putting their life’s on the line for our entertainment.

[@rickybobby5348]

Yeah so much respect to wilder. If it weren't for his costume being so heavy he would've won the 2nd fight 🤣🤣

[@sidthesloth107]

Mostly for money but yeah

[@danelson78]

This was a great fight. Both had so much heart and demonstrated why they are among the best heavyweights in decades. I still don't understand how Fury can have such stamina for a guy his size.

[@nathankioa8327]

All heart, doods a true warrior

[@peroh3408]

Freak genetics for muscle fiber and lots of training

[@JeremiahDRoyce]

@peroh3 born prematurely by 4 weeks, almost dying in the hospital to this beast of a man Idk how much I give genetics credit in this.

[@byleb8189]

@@JeremiahDRoyce hes also 6'9😭

[@paulyg9540]

Pig iron and Steele baby😎😎😎💯💯

[@paulherriot8936]

05:43 the shock wave from Wilders punch literally travels down through Fury's head down through his torso, visually. Amazing slo mo footage.

[@rippl5620]

Still got rocked

[@dtoora]

Tysons head hits his shoulder from the rockback, causes the ripple,

[@Iakivel5232]

Like jelly. Dude absorbed the force quite well

[@vinsiapno2237]

I dont see any "shock wave" lol. Tf are you talking about

[@tanishawasthi5470]

@@vinsiapno2237 5:44

[@DORAEMON-bw8jk]

Francis Ngannou will KO Wilder in 1 round. This will not be even close.

[@Berniedj]

As a boxing fan watching fights for about 20 years, this fight is probably the most exciting championship fight I’ve ever seen!

[@daniaalali4658]

Loll never but one of them

[@victorramz3652]

Entonces le hace falta ver más boxeo

[@314murdacapitall]

Regis Progris vs Julis indongo !!! Regis never went to the other corner this fight shows privilege and complete robbery for Fury wilder is the real winner he had everything against him!!

[@YoungScato]

Credit to these two for Bringing heavyweight boxing back with the first fight and coming back delivering a GREAT trilogy

[@HappyCarReviews]

From being an under weight/size born baby to being a world champion, from losing his belts due to inactivity, to fighting against depression, and winning all of the fights on this magnificent trilogy and being a champion again... WHAT A LEGEND!

[@jaovao]

You forgot to mention his drug ban! 😂 They tried hardly to hide it.

[@HappyCarReviews]

@@jaovao You're right, and with all of that, he still made it!

[@jslpn5186]

Same as sayig all glory to Superman or Spiderman 🤣

[@fozzilla123]

@@jaovao Drugs ban. Not PED ban. It was for coke, not roids.

[@HappyCarReviews]

@Christianity THOUSAND%!👍🏼

[@shapelessshapefromthebay8759]

Respect to both warriors. That is a fxcking fiGht. Mr. Fury is a great character.

[@chrisholland2016]

Two giant monsters right there. Both men deserve respect big time.

[@fuqwhatyouthink4465]

Fury finished him like Mortal Kombat 😂

[@abrahamorozco582]

Wilder was a sore loser about it tho? He’s still a sore loser, he still has yet to admit that the better man won lol

[@johnT906]

Fury took his soul 😂🤣😂🤣

[@tesco-cs]

Wilders got some good knockout power.. any heavyweight right now wouldn't get up, apart from Fury.

[@GreoGreo]

@@johnT906 Lol gypsy 😆😆

[@seank631]

Let’s take a min to appreciate these two absolute warriors going toe to toe and putting it all out there

[@TurboNutterBastard]

Warriors brutaly fight to the death. Neither of these silly men are warriors.

[@CryptoHXCalls]

@@TurboNutterBastardlmao I’m sure you’re as tough as they are

[@TurboNutterBastard]

@@CryptoHXCalls Do i need to be to have an opinion? They may be "tough" as boxers, but throw either one of them in to a cage with a below average MMA fighter and it'd be over for them in minutes, or even seconds for Wilder. Comparing two silly boxers who fight for 10's of millions per fight in a safe little ring with a ref, to warriors who fought to the death for nothing is ridiculous and based on child like thinking.

[@nosequeponermenosoymuyorig1712]

​@@TurboNutterBastard bro you don't ecen know what mma is 💀

[@SL4US]

​@@TurboNutterBastard a former disney star knocked out several mma guys lol cope

[@7elEvan1]

That last burst of energy from Wilder at the end of the 10th was impressive

[@britishpatriot7386]

Not really 😂😂😂

[@rockscousteau]

Yea. Just did not have the intelligence to close the deal.

[@michaelflemming7851]

@@rockscousteauThe bell rung you mean.

[@yeahbuddy300lbs]

@@michaelflemming7851 if someone says Wilder didn’t have the intelligence to do something, more often than not, they’re right.

[@tonester09]

Yea, and then got tonked by the far better fighter

[@wanderer0013]

what a revival for heavyweight boxing! usyk, joshua, fury, parker, and zhang all in the mix!

[@muslimcel4581]

Ruiz needs to make a comeback

[@AnteZivkovic]

2:46 Shaq's face tho

[@val_blogs]

😭😭😭😭😭

[@lucasdulaney5381]

Good catch!!!

[@daveyjones18]

You should write "Where's Waldo" books mate 🤣

[@crackheadsanta7222]

How did you even see that my guy

[@tom2581]

😂😂

[@nitrogames1829]

Fury's built like a bag of milk but damn it he's incredible

[@Dr.AutismGod]

You must be from Canada

[@charlie1234500]

@@Dr.AutismGod lol

[@StarLordIRL]

Hahahahahajah IKR

[@Smoove_J]

I wish they had let him wear a t-shirt

[@otakae1719]

That's what peak male performance looks like.

[@jcn268]

5:43 you can see how much force and energy was transferredd onto fury as it ripples down his body, fury may be the only person in the world to have survived that punch

[@moniehookemomolu2845]

I think Fury's flabby body is genuine shock absorber. Muscle bound guys have no space in their in body to allow that massive shockwave travel through safely. 🤣

[@azsnee9637]

Are you blind? The punch hit his face okay but his body rippled cause wilders punch went down and hit his body after lol

[@DetectiveDeckard]

@@azsnee9637watch in x0.25 speed, the ripple starts before Wilder hits the body. Ripple occurs from Fury’s chin smacking his own shoulder from the punch.

[@1az3r91]

⁠​⁠@@azsnee9637Nah but the ripple was already happening before his hand went down to his body

[@maximus4919]

​@@azsnee9637Wave begins before hand touches the torso

[@Jaunt1able]

3:29 looks like me staggering in from an a full weekend drink session 😂😂

[@RegularSizeRudy91]

Watching this almost a year later still gives me goosebumps..both men are a testament of superhuman courage, strength and willpower..without trying to sound too cheesy, dare I say that fight was “magical” and just what the sport of boxing needed in that moment..truly inspirational, hats off to both of these warriors 🫡

[@provsnoob6420]

These guys were throwing power shots all night. You could really hear the loud thuds every time they land a punch. Fury even sometimes grunts instead of his usually “pshh” every time he throws a punch. None of them wanted a decision. They were going for the knockout. Truly a remarkable fight that won’t be forgotten any time soon.

[@johncook9392]

That right hand though... That punch literally knocked Wilder into another universe!

[@RAT_Z1]

Rewatching this 2 years later, and it is once again another 10+ second count for Fury on the mat, and Wilder does not get the KO. Ref saves him in the first fight, saves him here, saves him vs Wallin, saves him vs Usyk. He is a fraud.

[@marthastubbs8321]

Cope

[@labaslebes8177]

0:53 - 0:39 = 14 sec

[@timmyturtles9670]

1:16 that has to be an adrenaline only these fighters will ever know . so badass the crowd cheering , the announcer saying your name has to be unreal

[@noahjames1609]

And the whole novel about his legacy before they say it

[@Dr.Restitution]

The knockdown at 8:28 is seriously one of the most vicious and effective counter punches I have ever seen. Absolutely beautiful boxing by Fury. Felt bad for Wilder, the end of this fight was like Drago vs Creed in Rocky 4

[@daddydame]

Tell me about it, when I saw it I had to rewind at least 5 times

[@DrBones669]

Wilder fell asleep and woke up during the same brief sequence, the same 1-2 seconds it took him to reach the floor. High IQ moment from Fury, massive display of resilience from Wilder. PS: great stoppage from the ref. Wilder went down like a bag of bricks twice, and the last time could've been ugly.

[@jimlahey3919]

The consequences of terrible defense. How do you turn toward your opponent with your hands down? It’s like hitting a tee ball

[@johnmathis1754]

I don't feel a bit sorry for Wilder! He nor anyone else would of felt sorry for Tyson if things would of went the other way around. No, the best man won!

[@jessesteele2620]

I’ve seen better, but about equally vicious in the ufc. It wasn’t that great, wilder was almost unconscious, it was an easy counter by fury and he was able to throw so much venom because he knew wilder was not all there

[@alvindanica]

5:43 you can literally watch how powerful the punch is. From head to body, it created a wave form. Amazing

[@bobsmith962]

Wow

[@localcrew]

I noticed that. Had to watch it repeatedly.

[@alvindanica]

@@localcrew i watched mike tyson video or manny pacquio powerful punch, and i only saw wave from form their face only if the opponent is punch on the face. But never it transfer from head to body

[@Toorin69]

Not powerful enough apparently;)

[@Majkels]

Only Tyson Fury has a flabby body that conducts waves

[@blackhater438]

who here after usyk beat fury 🇺🇦

[@winfle]

me :)

[@jacksonbollock]

Interesting editing. Almost like Wilder didn't just get his head smashed in for the last 6 rounds.

[@cuelogik6244]

you have to slow it down.. Many Wilder fan boys are watching.. They may think that this highlight is racist if you put too many highlights against Wilder. They have to make it more equal so they have an argument about this being rigged

[@theindivisible]

I gotta say that after 7th round, Wilder was toast.. It should've been stopped after the 2nd knockdown. He was wobbly and he couldn't focus his eyes

[@FOWST]

@@cuelogik6244 Nobody said you're racist, but you probably are...

[@soulvaccination8679]

@@cuelogik6244 Exactly..We are onto their devil ways now..

[@glasshalffull8471]

He sure did get beat up for 5 or 6 of the last rounds, just like in 2nd fight, Fury schooled him, Wilder fanboys still crying, something about his jockstrap being too heavy or something, Fanboying usually ends bad, Being a Boxing Fan is a better idea imo.

[@Ismunoz]

One of the top 3 greatest boxing trilogies of all time. Win or lose massive respect to both men for leaving it all in the ring.

[@guillaumefrenkel6993]

marciano vs walcot moere greatestb1952

[@robjohnson9270]

hardly....Wilder sucks....we've been ROBBED of trilogies because of trash like Wilder demanding another shot when there are FAR more deserving and entertaining BOXERS to watch. It would have been MUCH better to see Fury vs AJ....2 actual boxers instead of a boxer and a brawler

[@ronaldreavely6850]

Gotti Ward still number 1 for me.Great fight though.

[@replicacity92]

@@guillaumefrenkel6993 Gatti vs ward is the greatest

[@KingJachai]

@@robjohnson9270 Wilder still flatlines the rest of the division. Joshua included. 45 lb advantage over a Cruiserweight and still got smoked. With Fury gone, Wilder is #1.

[@its_marcus2023]

This reminded me of the golden age of heavyweight boxing. As a child, I watched so many great fights with my dad. My dad would’ve loved this one. RIP POP! 🥊

[@joelborrero6225]

RIP to your pops 🙏

[@larrybart7633]

Rip pop!

[@anshvarma6576]

RIP POP❤

[@hroacsoar]

RIP pop!

[@joshuajugs4288]

RIP POP

[@adedoyinolayinka4255]

Respect to Wilder. A man wins, a man loses. ❤

[@Xuses]

TILL THIS DAY 💀

[@ricoremar8792]

Bro i crying

[@michalslepcik1931]

Amen2That !

[@jr28778]

TO DISDAEY*

[@zurypuebla8879]

i was twelve hours late to write that till this day

[@aramzulumyan6380]

@@zurypuebla8879 explain pls

[@halocayrolandaverde9681]

To see such power out of these fighters even when tired is insane.

[@Jose-wd6kn]

this was historic. i’m glad to have witnessed it and talk to my children about these three legendary battles

[@Revelian1982]

Your children will be too busy looking at their phones to pay you any attention.

[@afdope6557]

@@Revelian1982 cringe

[@jonnyLouis83]

@@Revelian1982 nonse

[@AliceInDarkness190]

@@afdope6557 but true

[@thavinderk]

Here to detox my eyes and brains after watching Logan vs Dillon 💀

[@femioshiyoye5952]

5:44 shows the magnitude of Wilder's power! How Fury recovered from that is simply insane!!!

[@mignat664]

he sent a shockwave through his body

[@spcooper94]

Fury was lucky that Deontay wasn't able to fully extend and finish that punch

[@gyroxaver6897]

Bro made him jiggle

[@cdjthg9516]

He’s gonna feel that when he retires 😂

[@thekiwikilluh9390]

2nd time fury was dropped was a slow count. He went from 4 to 6 in about 5 seconds. I had a 12 count from the moment he dropped to the moment he got up.

[@brendenstefano902]

One of the best heavyweight flights of all time. Definitely the greatest trilogy

[@mattkent2651]

This really is one of the greatest fights of all time. Period.

[@Nathan-cs4mh]

Lol

[@lam8138]

@@Nathan-cs4mhI mean it is. Not top five or ten or anything but it was really really good. 5 knockdowns, 11 rounds, final of a trilogy, TKO

[@Nathan-cs4mh]

@@lam8138 lol

[@fakjetv]

@@Nathan-cs4mhlol