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Tyson Fury may have beaten Deontay Wilder to retain his WBC heavyweight title in Las Vegas - but it was anything but an easy night for the Gypsy King.After flooring Wilder in the third round, Fury was twice knocked to the canvas by the Bronze Bomber in the fourth and was ultimately saved by the bell as his opponent moved in for the kill.Fury then rallied and was firmly in the ascendancy by the time he knocked down Wilder again in the 11th, at which point veteran referee Russell Moura halted proceedings without even giving the American the count.The scorecards from ringside however, show the extent to which Fury, 33, was in trouble at the 12-round fight's halfway point.Judges Dave Moretti, Tim Cheatham and Steve Weisfeld all had Wilder ahead

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Anthony Joshua was actually winning his fight with Oleksandr Usyk after eight rounds, according to one judge.Joshua was slow to get going in the bout with Usyk and as a result many pundits and fans believed he had conceded a number of the opening rounds.But promoter Eddie Hearn has shared the scorecards on Instagram which show one judge felt the Brit had slightly edged the Ukrainian two-thirds of the way through the contest.Joshua's red judge Howard Foster had him two points up on 77-75 after giving five rounds to AJ and three rounds to Uysk.The neutral American judge Steve Weisfeld had scored the bout evenly up until that point, while the judge for Usyk's blue corner, Viktor Fesechenko,

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Oleksandr Usyk has no fears about getting a dodgy decision on the cards against Anthony Joshua.That's because his team are confident the judges won't be even needed for Saturday's world heavyweight title clash at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.But if they are called upon then promoter Alex Krassyuk does not believe there will be a repeat of any of the horror hometown decisions that have been on display recently on these shores.Doncaster referee Michael Alexander will be the third man in the ring.While his fellow Yorkshireman Howard Foster, American Steve Weisfeld and Ukraine's Viktor Fesechko will be the three judges ringside.Krassyuk said: “Let me tell you, the first and primary idea is not