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BRIEDIS: WBSS FINAL IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR A SMALL COUNTRY WITH BIG HEARTS
PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
Latvia’s Mairis Briedis (26-1, 19 KOs) talks about the magnitude of the WBSS Cruiserweight Ali Trophy final four weeks ahead of his hotly-anticipated encounter with Yuniel Dorticos (24-1, 22 KOs) at the Arena Riga Read Full Story >>>Deontay Wilder was beaten up, old school. It was thoroughly brutal - and exactly what Tyson Fury had predicted he'd do. This was one of the greatest strategies in sporting history
By Martin Samuel, Mail Online (UK), Mon, 24 Feb 2020
He entered the arena to the strains of Patsy Cline's Crazy and left it the sanest citizen in Las Vegas. Tyson Fury told everyone what he was going to do to Deontay Wilder.
He laid out his tactical plan, his objectives, even the reasoning behind his methods. All of the secrets athletes work so har Read Full Story >>> How ‘pillow-fisted’ Tyson Fury made doubters eat humble pie as he totally transformed his style to plot brutal Wilder KO
By Wally Downes Jr, The Sun, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
TYSON FURY split with his trainer and confidant Ben Davison and we thought he would go off the rails.
The 6ft 9in freakishly talented stylist worried all of his fans when he started promising to stand and trade with Deontay Wilder — the most terrifying puncher in the hurt game.
When he predi Read Full Story >>> Mark Breland was a hero though Deontay Wilder and other members of his team may not see it that way
By Kevin Iole, Yahoo! Sports, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
LAS VEGAS — The most stunning occurrence at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Saturday was not that Tyson Fury completely overwhelmed Deontay Wilder before stopping him in the seventh round of their heavyweight title bout.
Instead, the stunner of the night came when Wilder coach Jay Deas without re Read Full Story >>> Deontay Wilder: Next fight options after KO loss
By Lee Cleveland , Fight Saga, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
Last night, Tyson Fury manhandled Deontay Wilder, stopping him in the 7th Round to win the RING Magazine and WBC Heavyweight titles.
It was quite a shocker as consensus told us Fury would have had to outbox Wilder en route to a decision win; and that if the bout ended in a KO it would most certai Read Full Story >>> ‘He can’t fight’: Deontay Wilder badly exposed as American hypetrain derailed
By Jai Bednall, news.com.au, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
In its desperation to own the king of a heavyweight division revived by the UK, America hyped up Deontay Wilder like he was Mike Tyson 2.0.
But while he arguably has just as hard a punch as Iron Mike — and undeniable courage — Wilder doesn’t have a quarter of the boxing acumen and was badly Read Full Story >>> Rocky has nothing on this! After pulling himself back from the brink of suicide, how Tyson Fury conquered his demons to take world heavyweight title
By Paul Bracchi, Mail Online (UK), Mon, 24 Feb 2020
Tyson Fury's comeback, culminating in his sensational victory in Las Vegas in the early hours of yesterday, eclipses the storyline of Rocky (...and Rocky II... Rocky III... Rocky IV... and Rocky V).
How so? You simply have to turn the clock back three years to a harrowing moment in October 2016 f Read Full Story >>> Tyson Fury: from the lowest of lows to the top of the world
By Sean Ingle, theguardian.com, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
For Tyson Fury it was the sweetest of redemption songs. Moments after regaining the heavyweight title in the early hours of Sunday in Las Vegas, he began serenading the 16,000-strong crowd at the MGM Grand with a boisterous two-minute rendition of Don McLean’s American Pie, beaming from ear to ear Read Full Story >>> Tyson Fury rode in on a throne and left as the undisputed heavyweight king
By Jerry Izenberg, nj.com, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
LAS VEGAS — The Gypsy King has reclaimed his throne. Tyson Fury entered the ring at the MGM Grand Saturday night wearing a gold crown and a cape, astride a golden throne accompanied by the voice of Patsy Cline singing, “Crazy.”
And that’s what the damned evening was, right up to the time Read Full Story >>> Fury clobbers KO King to regain title
By Robert Ecksel, BoxingNoir, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
A good boxer beats a good puncher most of the time. But what if the good boxer is also a good puncher? What’s can a lowly good puncher do? We found out Saturday night at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, when lineal and former unified heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (30-0-1, 23 KOs), th Read Full Story >>> Trump says he may invite boxers Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder to White House
By Mark Moore, New York Post, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
President Trump said Sunday he watched the heavyweight fight between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury and is thinking of inviting both boxers to the White House.
“That was a great fight,” Trump told reporters outside the White House on Sunday before he left for a trip to India.
“Two great f Read Full Story >>> BIGGER AND HEAVIER FURY DETHRONES WILDER
By Maloney L. Samaco, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
The bigger, heavier and more destructive Tyson Fury floored Deontay Wilder twice leading to the stoppage of fight in the seventh round of their WBC heavyweight title rematch at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada Read Full Story >>> Outgunned Pinoy loses by TKO
By Joaquin Henson, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
Jeo Santisima was badly outgunned but never took a count as he displayed a warrior’s heart in failing to dethrone WBO superbantamweight champion Emanuel Navarrete who retained his title via a technical knockout at 2 Read Full Story >>> TYSON FURY STOPS DEONTAY WILDER IN ROUND SEVEN TO CAPTURE WBC HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE IN HISTORIC MEGA PPV EVENT
PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
Former Heavyweight Champion Charles Martin Scores TKO Win; Emanuel Navarrete Defends 122-Pound Title with Stoppage Victory & Sebastian Fundora Remains Unbeaten in PPV Opener
LAS VEGAS (February 22, 2020) - Tyson “The Read Full Story >>> Tyson Fury holds all the power in heavyweight division after crowning performance
By Kevin Iole, Yahoo! Sports, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
LAS VEGAS — The man who calls himself the “Gypsy King” became the king of boxing Saturday in a stellar performance at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
Pay little mind to the three heavyweight title belts that IBF-WBA-WBO champion Anthony Joshua added to his trophy case in December when he outpoi Read Full Story >>> Anthony Joshua has ‘huge’ offer to fight Tyson Fury in Saudi Arabia in all-British heavyweight unification showdown
By Alan Scott, The Sun, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
ANTHONY JOSHUA'S team received a "huge offer" to fight Tyson Fury - but it has to be in Saudi Arabia.
Powerbrokers in the Middle East are desperate to get the Battle of the Brits held in the kingdom.
But with Fury contracted to Top Rank, they might demand it takes place in the USA.
The last Read Full Story >>> Tyson Fury: 'Maverick Fury can do no wrong but Anthony Joshua fight will seal immortality'
By Luke Reddy, BBC Sport, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
Tyson Fury outclassed Deontay Wilder, became a world champion again, broke into a rendition of American Pie and had 16,000 people in the MGM Arena in the palm of his hand.
It is feeling increasingly familiar. The world seems to dance to his tune these days.
Since his return to boxing from a li Read Full Story >>> Deontay Wilder coach blames Tyson Fury defeat on 'heavy' pre-fight costume
By Chisanga Malata , Express.co.uk, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
Jay Deas has partially attributed Deontay Wilder’s defeat to Tyson Fury on the costume he wore during his ring walk. Wilder’s five-year reign as WBC heavyweight champion came to an end in the early hours of Sunday morning at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
The Olympic bronze medallis Read Full Story >>> Tyson Fury Stuns Deontay Wilder, And The Boxing World, With 7th-Round TKO As Wilder’s Corner Throws In The Towel
By Guy Martin, Forbes.com, Mon, 24 Feb 2020
Tyson Fury delivered yet another boxing masterclass to Deontay Wilder Saturday night in a packed MGM Grand arena, handily lifting the green WBC belt off the former champion in seven hard, technical rounds, knocking him down twice and finishing with a TKO, at the very moment that Wilder's corner was Read Full Story >>> 'I wish my corner would have let me go out on my shield': Deontay Wilder insists he could have continued after stoppage in brutal Tyson Fury defeat
By Amitai Winehous, Daily Mail (UK), Mon, 24 Feb 2020
Deontay Wilder has insisted he could have continued on in his fight against Tyson Fury after his corner threw in the towel to consign him to defeat.
A masterclass from Fury saw Wilder lose his WBC Heavyweight title, with the American's trainers accepting defeat in the seventh round of Saturday ni Read Full Story >>>
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