WBC heavyweight title match, Deonte Wilder vs. Tyson Fury rematch set for February 22

by Bruce W. Web Designer The rematch between WBC world heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder (USA) and former unified world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (UK) is officially announced. The match will be held on February 22 next year (Japan time 23rd) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, USA. Wilder's PBC, FOX. Fury's top rank will be joint PPV broadcast by ESPN.
Deontei Wilder (34), who defeated Luis Ortiz last November and succeeded in defending the WBC Heavyweight Title 10th time. The next game was decided only three months after the previous game. His record is currently 42 wins (41 KOs) and one draw.

The challenger this time was Tyson Fury, 31, who defended the draw on December 1, 2018. In the first match of the two, three judges gave three answers. One for the draw, one for the Wilder, and one for the Fury victory.

The match between the two with their fists for the first time in 14 months can be called the most watched match in boxing today. Both are losing. Motivation seems to be high because of the rematch with the only draw partner.

Becoming a return match was inevitable.

Wilder says he will go to the eleventh defense game shortly after the November 23 match.

"I'm glad to be in the big match again. I know it's the most important battle in my career. I'm looking forward to the day of the match and I can't wait. I only feel it for about three weeks, so I decided to play at this time, even though Ortiz was just over.
　As you know, in the first leg, I'm taking down from him. But I couldn't get the job done. This time, I will definitely end the game with KO. ''
"To be honest, Fury didn't want to do a return match right away and chose an easy opponent. But I'm still climbing the top of the mountain. I have a dangerous thing, which is why I have built my own age.

　He wants to say, "The conditions were not good at the time of the first game," but he was working on a condition that should be said here. "
"Furry can't do anything in front of my power. Now, he's imagining the guy's movement and how he responds. I have that skill, because the boxing IQ is not as good.

　He will come with 100% power. I want it. Okay, I'll keep this clear. This time I will try to KO him. Right now I'm a lion, the king of beasts. As everyone feels, this is a major battle that can't be compared to other world wars. Two giants, two champions collide, and the true King is determined. "

Tyson Fury, who is constantly talking about doping violations and deprivation of titles, also defeated Vladimir Klitschko in November 2015 and won the heavyweight titles of WBA (super), IBF, WBO I have done it before. Boasting 29 wins (20 KOs) and one undefeated draw.

　Both confront the <1 draw> opponent and have to settle even if it is true.
Tyson Fury spoke.

　"Some say Wilder will defeat me, others will argue that I will point out, but it could be that Wilder showed outboxing and I knocked him out.

　Wilder would think I was jerking. But he struggles hard in the center of the ring and wants to decide which is stronger. In the first match I ran out of stamina and couldn't get KO to settle. But this time it's a fight like Marvin Hagler vs. Thomas Hearns. I'll make Wilder sleep in two rounds. "

　In addition, Fury said, "We are finally in a return match. For a long time there has been no big match in the heavyweight. Personally, the biggest match since Lennox Lewis vs. Mike Tyson has been I feel that it has not been done. " And continued.
　"Deonte Wilder was beaten by me fourteen months ago, and wasn't responding to a call for rematch, he was keeping a distance. Whatever happens, I win and wrap my green belt around my waist, knock him down, and in the second race again.

　I will give Wilder a boxing lesson and then KO. I'm ready. "

　February 22. Certainly it is going to be an eye-catching battle. Who will lose the first one?

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