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WBC , vacant The Ring , and lineal heavyweight titles. Deontay Wilder. Tyson Fury. Tuscaloosa , Alabama , U. Wythenshawe , Manchester , England.

WBC heavyweight champion. Fury wins via 7th-round technical knockout. Charles Martin. Gerald Washington.

Junior featherweight. Emanuel Navarrete. Jeo Santisima. Light middleweight. Sebastian Fundora. Daniel Lewis.

Light welterweight. Giunti ad agosto, sia Wilder che Fury si erano messi d'accordo e, in occasione della seconda difesa del titolo da parte di Fury contro Francesco Pianeta fissata per il 18 agosto a Belfast , Wilder era a bordo ring per iniziare la promozione della sfida con Fury.

Dopo una comoda vittoria ai punti su Pianeta, ci fu un incontro pubblico tra Wilder e Fury dove i due pugili si sfidarono a vicenda.

Di conseguenza Wilder mantenne il titolo WBC. Altri fan invece, pensavano che Wilder fosse il giusto vincitore, in quanto Fury non aveva fatto abbastanza per aggiudicarsi la vittoria.

Nel quarto round, Wilder fece sanguinare il naso dell'avversario colpendolo con ripetuti jab, ma non fu in grado di dare un seguito convincente agli attacchi.

Il pubblico, i commentatori e lo stesso Wilder pensarono che il combattimento fosse terminato. Alla fine del match, entrambi i pugili si abbracciarono in mezzo al ring.

Mike Tyson del Fury a little sloppy in there. Has to be careful. Good shot. Hard right by Fury! Wilder just misses with the right, Fury counters with one of his own.

Big right hand from Fury buckles Wilder. He holds on. Fury lands an uppercut on the clinch. Good by Fury. He is really offensive minded in this one.

Wilder just misses with a right of his own. Fury comes back with the jab. Both just missing on shots now.

Fury really leaning on Wilder, and a right hand puts him down! Wilder is in trouble Huge round for Fury. Both guys holding, punching on breaks.

Referee warns both again. Wilder stumbles and goes down—no knockdown though. Wilder looks tired. Fury lands a body shot. Wilder tried to trap Fury into the corner, but Fury made Wilder miss most of his big swings.

In round 4, Wilder bloodied Fury's nose with his stiff jabs, but was unable to follow up on the attacks. In round 6, Fury switched to southpaw stance and had success backing Wilder against the ropes and at the same time stayed cautious of Wilder's power.

In round 7, after trading jabs, which saw Fury come out on top, Fury landed a counter right hand, then quickly tied Wilder up before he could throw anything back.

Round 8 saw back and forth action with both trying to land. Wilder threw a lot of power shots which Fury mostly evaded. In round 9, Wilder dropped Fury with a short left hook followed by an overhand right, which was the result of Fury's ducking low to avoid the left hook and being pushed further down by the right to the top of the head.

Having expended a lot of energy trying to finish Fury in round 9, Wilder looked fatigued in round This became an advantage for Fury as he landed two right hands.

Fury also took advantage in round 11, landing enough shots and avoided anything Wilder could throw. In round 12, Wilder landed a right-left combination which put Fury down hard on his back.

The crowd, commentary team and Wilder believed the fight was over. Reiss looked at Fury on the canvas and began giving him a count. To everyone's surprise, Fury beat the count.

Reiss made Fury dance to his left to check if he was compos mentis, which he was, and Reiss called for the action to continue.

Wilder, fatigued again, was unable to land another power shot and Fury landed some right hands to finish the round and the fight on his feet.

Both boxers embraced in a hug after the final bell sounded. Wilder was much less accurate in this fight than he usually had been in previous fights.

Fury out-landed Wilder in 9 out of the 12 rounds. Both Wilder and Fury only landed double digits in 4 separate rounds. Both Wilder and Fury stood in the ring after the fight and gave interviews to Jim Gray.

Wilder felt he had done enough to win the fight, stating, "I think with the two knockdowns, I definitely won the fight.

We poured our hearts out tonight. We're both warriors, but with those two drops, I think I won the fight.

I came out slow. I rushed my punches. I didn't sit still. I was too hesitant. I started overthrowing the right hand, and I just couldn't adjust.

I was rushing my punches. That's something I usually don't do. I couldn't let it go tonight. I was forcing my punches too much instead of sitting back, being patient and waiting it.

I really wanted to get him out of there, give the fans what they want to see. Fury said, "We're on away soil. I got knocked down twice, but I still believe I won that fight.

I'm being a total professional here. God bless America. The 'Gypsy King' has returned. That man is a fearsome puncher, and I was able to avoid that.

The world knows I won the fight. I hope I did you all proud after nearly three years out of the ring. I showed good heart to get up. I came here tonight, and I fought my heart out.

Wilder and Fury both claimed to be the best heavyweights in the world and both called out unified world champion Anthony Joshua. Joshua, where are you?

A few days after the fight, Wilder claimed that nine out of ten referees would have stopped the contest immediately after the 12th round knockdown.