Tyson Fury has expressed concern for Deontay Wilder's mental well-being after the American repeatedly accused him of cheating during their trilogy.
Wilder, preparing to face Derek Chisora on Easter weekend, has claimed Fury cheated in their fights. Fury initially hit back but now says he will pray for his former rival, citing evident mental health issues.
Fury deleted a video of him knocking out Wilder and said: 'Rather than retaliate and hate... I'm going to pray for him and ask God to help him.' Fury himself returns to the ring against Arslanbek Makhmudov on April 11.
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Wilder's allegations include that referee Jack Reiss gave Fury an extended count in their first fight, which he called 'white supremacy'.
