Fury vs Wilder III: The Gypsy King defends his Lineal Heavyweight Championship and his WBC title against the Bronze Bomber in Las Vegas on Saturday night.
The coverage of the highly anticipated third instalment of this rivalry only begins at 03:00 on Sunday 9 October South African time.
After the first fight between these two ended in a controversial split decision draw, and Fury knocked out Wilder in the rematch, this fight could put an end to this heavyweight serial.
How to watch Fury vs Wilder III
BROADCAST DETAILS
Sunday, 10 October | SuperSport Action and Grandstand | from 3:00
* Watch it LIVE on Showmax Pro *
TALE OF THE TAPE
| WILDER | FURY | |
|---|---|---|
| 42-1-1 | RECORD | 30-0-1 |
| 35 | AGE | 33 |
| 6′ 7″ | HEIGHT | 6′ 9″ |
| 83 inches | REACH | 85 inches |
| Orthodox | STANCE | Orthodox |
| 98% | KO | 70% |
| 2% | DECISION | 27% |
What they said
“It’s definitely going to be a war but I don’t think [Fury] is going to be able to stand toe to toe with me,” Wilder told CBS Sports on Thursday. “Even on my worst day, in the condition that I was in, he couldn’t get me out of there. I finished the fight on my feet. I had a disloyal trainer throw in the towel when I had told him for many years before to never throw a towel in. You don’t throw a towel in on a warrior, a king like myself. You let him fight to the end because I do have the equalizer.”
“You can go to college and get a master’s degree in nearly two years, so for a boxer, that’s very easy to do,” Fury said during Wednesday’s final press conference. “But no matter what Deontay Wilder does, I’m still going to knock him the f— out … [in] quick time, quick fashion. Like my trainer SugarHill says, we just bang and get it over with.”
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