Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will fight for the third time on Saturday. In 2018, the pair drew as they faced up for the first time. Last year Fury was the victor with a stoppage in the seventh round, having sent Wilder to the canvas twice. Fury, as always, did not mince his words in the first of the pre-fight opportunities to trade verbal blows.
“Wilder is the biggest puncher in the history of our sport and I’ve got the biggest balls in the history of our sport,” the WBC world champion said. “When I beat him this time his career is over.”