Fury Beats Wilder in Thrilling Heavyweight Title Fight
Wilder Down Three Times, Fury Twice in Brutal Trilogy Bout
Fury Retains Heavyweight Title with 11th-Round Stoppage
Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury delivered another unforgettable heavyweight title fight in Las Vegas on Saturday night, with Fury emerging victorious in an 11th-round stoppage.
Wilder, known for his devastating knockout power, knocked Fury down twice in the fourth round. However, Fury, known for his exceptional resilience, recovered and dominated the remainder of the fight.
In the 10th round, Fury dropped Wilder with a devastating right hand. Wilder got up but was clearly hurt. In the 11th round, Fury unleashed a barrage of punches, ultimately forcing referee Russell Mora to stop the fight.
Fury's victory completes the trilogy between the two heavyweight giants. The two fighters had previously fought to a controversial draw in 2018, and Fury won the rematch in 2020 via seventh-round TKO.
With the victory, Fury retains his WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles. Wilder's record now stands at 42-2-1 (41 KO), while Fury's improves to 32-0-1 (23 KO).
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