UNDENIABLE EVIDENCE Deontay Wilder CHEATED too [YOUNG PHARAOH AGREES]

Fury vs Wilder 3 July 18, 2020 SET - Bob Arum Says Fight Did 1,200,000 PPV Pay-Per-View Buys Between ESPN+, Fox Sports Go, Cable, & Dish - Tyson Fury STOPS Deontay Wilder In Round 7 Via TKO Corner Throwing Towel & Kenny Bayless Referee Stoppage February 22, 2020 On PBC on FOX & Top Rank On ESPN+ Pay-Per-View PPV -

Tyson Fury is the newly crowned WBC Heavyweight champion. He STOPS Deontay Wilder in Round 7 by TKO. Wilder's corner threw in the towel & referee Kenny Bayless stoppage the fight February 22, 2020

How will the Bronze Bomber come back from this loss? Will he trigger the immediate rematch clause? Will Wilder return and become champion once again? Or will he be known as a bully that got bullied by boxer Tyson Fury?

Tyson “The Gypsy King” Fury defeated Deontay “The Bronze Bomber” Wilder by seventh-round stoppage to capture the WBC Heavyweight Championship Saturday night headlining a historic mega PPV event from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

According to sources: The rematch between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury generated in the neighborhood of approxmately 800,000 to 850,000 pay-per-view buys in North America. Best performance - by far - for a heavyweight title fight since Tyson-Lewis in 2002. The highly anticipated rematch was the most eagerly awaited heavyweight fight in decades after their controversial split draw in 2018. Wilder-Fury 1 sold around 325K buys

The fight was broadcasted on FOX, PBC & Top Rank On ESPN+ Pay-Per-View PPV - Wilder vs Fury FULL Post Fight Results, Highlights, Recap, Full Fight Analysis, Post Fight Interview & More - Knockdown and Highlights Video Analysis -

The highly anticipated rematch was the most eagerly awaited heavyweight fight in decades after their controversial split draw in 2018. After an unprecedented promotion, the two heavyweight giants traded leather in the middle of the ring in front of 15,816 fans.

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While both men landed good shots in the first two rounds, Fury broke through in round three with a right hook that put Wilder down late in the round. While Wilder was able to make it through the round and continue fighting, his legs appeared weakened and in round five Fury scored another knockdown, this time with a body shot.

Referee Kenny Bayless deducted a point from Fury late in round five, but it didn’t stop Fury from coming forward and continuing to use his height and weight advantage to push Wilder around the ring. In round seven, Fury had Wilder cornered and unloaded with a series of power punches that prompted Wilder’s corner to stop the bout, which the referee officially did at 1:39 of the round.

According to CompuBox, Fury was the busier and more effective puncher, out throwing Wilder 267 to 141 and out landing him 82 to 34, including big fifth and sixth rounds where he landed 16 and 14 power punches respectively.

The co-main event saw former heavyweight champion Charles Martin (28-2-1, 25 KOs) score a one-punch knockout over Gerald “El Gallo Negro” Washington (20-4-1, 13 KOs) in the sixth-round of their showdown.

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