Tyson Fury has launched a scathing response to Deontay Wilder after the American once again accused him of cheating during their trilogy of fights. The Gypsy King took to social media to brand Wilder a 'b****' and a 's***house', posting a picture of himself dropping his rival.
Wilder, 40, reignited the feud while promoting his upcoming fight against Derek Chisora. Speaking on The Ring YouTube channel, he claimed Fury cheated in two of their three meetings and vowed to present evidence in a future documentary. 'He didn't whoop me twice at all,' Wilder said. 'I've got proof and evidence of that.'
The Bronze Bomber also alleged racial bias, claiming that as a black man he is less likely to be believed. He referenced the first fight in 2018, where Fury rose from a knockdown in the final round to secure a draw, accusing the referee of giving Fury an 'extra 15 count' due to 'white supremacy'.
Fury, 37, responded by dismissing the allegations and recalling their third fight in 2021, which he won by knockout. 'Wilder is and was a p****. Little b**** and a s***house also! When I put it on him in Saudi he hugged me,' Fury wrote.
The bitter exchange comes ahead of Wilder's bout with Chisora at the O2 Arena on April 4, while Fury is set to face Russian knockout artist Arslanbek Makhmudov on Netflix after reversing his retirement decision.
