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Tyson Fury beats Deontay Wilder to retain WBC heavyweight boxing title : The standard Sports
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Tyson Fury won a slugfest with Deontay Wilder with an 11th round knockout to retain his WBC heavyweight title at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday.
Fury went down twice and Wilder went down three times, getting floored the last time with a powerful right hand. The referee promptly waved off the fight.
Fury knocked Wilder down in the third round but the American responded in the fourth, sending the Briton to the canvas twice thanks to his powerful right hand.
But Fury ultimately overwhelmed Wilder to remain undefeated.
With the win, Fury (31-0-1) has now taken two of the three meetings between the rivals.
In the build-up to Saturday’s fight, Wilder had accused Fury of underhanded tactics in the second fight.
Fury will be eyeing a fight against the winner of the Anthony Joshua-Oleksandr Usyk rematch, but he might first have to fight Dillian Whyte, who on Oct. 30.
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