Before their final press conference descended into chaos both Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury spelled out how they will defy pre-fight predictions when they collide for the WBC heavyweight title.
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The two unbeaten heavyweights, who meet at the Staples Center tonight, came face-to-face on Wednesday and soon they and their teams became embroiled in a mass melee on stage.
When the first bell does ring, many observers believe Fury’s best chance of victory will come if he outboxes the American, while Wilder is tipped to need a knockout if he is to retain his title. But both fighters believe they have the skills to prove their doubters wrong.
“Its my anniversary today, three years since I went to Germany and kicked Wladimir Klitschko all over Dusseldorf and in three days(today) I’ll do same to Deontay Wilder,’ Fury…
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