Deontay Wilder: Last News

Tyson Fury a second chance in his draw against Deontay Wilder back in 2018, is now an estate agent selling luxury and family homes in the United States. The retired Los Angeles City Fire Captain has moved into the world of Selling Sunset as a new career venture, flogging a range of properties in Gold Coast California.Reiss has stepped away from the limelight since his controversial refereeing that has has since called the best decision of his career in the ring, with Fury going on to beat Wilder twice across their trilogy. READ MORE: Deontay Wilder says statue built of him persuaded the 'living legend' not to quit boxing Reiss uses his social media channels to advertise for sale properties with Gold Coast Realtors RE/MAX, with his latest post a four bedroom home near Marina at $685,000 (£602,000).

Anthony Joshua is not expected to take on Deontay Wilder in a long-awaited heavyweight dust-up later this year - and is likely to likely to face the winner of Daniel Dubois vs Filip Hrgovic instead.

Tyson Fury has claimed that Deontay Wilder would defeat Anthony Joshua and every other heavyweight except for himself. It comes after talks between the him and Joshua remain ongoing ahead of a potential fight later this year.

We are now just days away from the biggest boxing night of Anthony Joshua's career when he'll rematch Oleksandr Usyk this Saturday, but prepare to dip into your pockets if you want to watch it live.

Deontay Wilder may never fight after losing his "Baddest Man on the Planet" tag to Tyson Fury. That is the opinion of Sky Sports boxing expert Johnny Nelson, who believes Wilder's pride is still hurt following his epic trilogy defeat last October.

Tyson Fury insists he won't be retiring from boxing any time soon a mere month-and-a-half after claiming that his fight against Dillian Whyte next weekend was going to be his last.The Gypsy King is set to defend his WBC heavyweight title at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, which will be the first time he's fought in England for four years.While promoting the bout earlier this year, Fury said he planned to quit the sport for good as there were no more challenges left for him in his career - despite the prospect of title unification fight against the winner of Anthony Joshua's prospective rematch with Oleksandr Usyk."This is the final fight of my career, I'm retiring after this," Fury told reporters at a press conference in March. "$150million in the bank, healthy, young, I'm gonna buy a massive yacht abroad.

Tyson Fury has revealed how playing golf during his intense training camp has help his boxing abilities whilst he prepares for the biggest fight of his career against Dillian Whyte. Fury will defend his heavyweight championships in just nine days, in what could be his last ever fight as he takes in Whyte in an all-British heavyweight blockbuster that is set to be held at Wembley Stadium.

Tommy Fury has taken aim at Dillian Whyte, insisting the Brit will be his brother Tyson’s ‘easiest fight’ to date.Heavyweight champion of the world Tyson will put his WBC belt on the line in April, as he takes on mandatory challenger Whyte.Whyte officially signed the contract to take on the Gypsy King on Tuesday, with reports suggesting that the fight is set to take place on April 23.And within hours of the announcement that the Body Snatcher had put pen to paper, the trash talk from the Fury camp begun, with the Gypsy King’s younger brother Tommy taking aim.In an interview with Sky Sports, the former Love Island star admitted that his sibling’s bout with Whyte will be his ‘easiest fight’ yet.He said: “In this game, there is levels to it - that's just the top and bottom of it in boxing - and Dillian Whyte just isn't at Tyson's level."This will be one of Tyson's easiest fights, because you go from Deontay Wilder who can put your lights out in one second with one punch and then you're going over to Dillian Whyte who has not always looked the best, not always been up there."He's taken a while to get this title shot, he's got a few miles on the clock himself, he's had a few bad knock-outs - I don't see him posing any threat.Can Dillian Whyte end Tyson Fury's unbeaten run? Let us know in the comments section below."It's heavyweight boxing, anything can happen, but as far as him being the best and ruling the division, Tyson is that man and will do for however long he wants to."Tommy himself is also eyeing a return to the ring, after he was forced to miss out on his eagerly anticipated fight with Jake Paul last December through injury.As a result Paul instead went on to fight his previous opponent Tyron Woodley, who he defeated

Jake Paul would be willing to fight Tyson Fury - but only if the world heavyweight champion drops his weight by a huge 35kg to cruiserweight.

Anthony Joshua has taken a tumble down to No 5 in the WBA heavyweight rankings, following defeat to Oleksandr Usyk in September. Joshua lost to Usyk comprehensively two months ago, as the Ukrainian put on a boxing masterclass to win on points in front of 65,000 people in AJ’s home city at the Tottenham Hotspur StadiumNot only did the British heavyweight lose the fight, he also lost his three unified world titles in an evening to forget.

New footage has shown what Deontay Wilder said to Tyson Fury when he snubbed the Gypsy King’s offer of respect following their fight in Las Vegas.

Tyson Fury on Deontay Wilder back in 2015 may explain why the British world heavyweight champion dominated the American across their thrilling trilogy.Fury defeated Wilder to retain his WBC heavyweight title at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas in the early hours of Sunday morning.The highly-anticipated third bout between the pair lived up to the billing and will go down as one of the great heavyweight fights in modern boxing history.Fury was in the driving seat early, particularly after he knocked Wilder down in round three.Wilder - who reportedly broke his hand in the loss - impressively struck back in round four as he knocked Fury twice to the canvas, critically striking the Brit when he was struggling to stand.However, the Gypsy King got

Deontay Wilder held his hands up and said that his best 'wasn't good enough' after being beaten by Tyson Fury.

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Tyson Fury has responded to Deontay Wilder's claim he a cast "gypsy spell" ahead of their first WBC heavyweight title fight in 2018.

Tyson Fury will make his long-awaited return to the ring on December 5 against Agit Kabayel - but who is he?The WBC heavyweight champion has not competed since his explosive win over Deontay Wilder back in February, with a proposed trilogy bout between the pair for later this year failing to materialise.Instead of locking horns with Wilder again, he will instead go toe-to-toe with Kabayel at the start of December in his first bout on British soil for more than two years.So who is Kabayel? Daily Star Sport are on hand with everything you need to know about Fury’s upcoming opponent.Kabayel was born in Leverkusen, Germany, on 23 September 1992 and made his professional debut almost 19 years later in a stoppage victory over Yeton Abdullah.He

Deontay Wilder is reportedly demanding $10million to step aside and allow Tyson Fury to lock horns with Anthony Joshua for the undisputed heavyweight title.

Mike Tyson has picked his five favourite modern day boxers but omitted WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua from the list.

Deontay Wilder's manager has dismissed the possibility of an imminent Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua unification fight.

Anthony Joshua could leapfrog Deontay Wilder into a £250m clash with Tyson Fury because of the fall-out from the coronavirus lockdown.

Anthony Joshua's hopes of facing British rival Tyson Fury in a massive heavyweight title unification fight have taken a knock, after the Gypsy King's trilogy bout with Deontay Wilder was pushed back to the end of the year.