Tyson Fury: “Wilder Beats Joshua, Usyk, All The Rest Of The Division – But He Cannot Beat Me”

By James Slater - 09/30/2021 - Comments

A shirtless Tyson Fury appeared in a virtual presser last night (UK time) and as usual, the self-styled “Gypsy King” was not short of words. What might have surprised some fans, though, was the way Fury refused to lay into Anthony Joshua. In light of Joshua’s loss to Oleksandr Usyk (Joshua’s performance drawing plenty of criticism from plenty of other people), some might have expected Fury to let loose with a few stinging words in “body builder” Joshua’s direction.

But no, Fury explained “that’s not my style.” Credit to Fury. “I like to pick on someone who is doing well,” Fury added. “I don’t like picking on people who are down and probably at their lowest point and probably mentally unstable and unwell with a big loss.”

Fury stated how Usyk “did his job,” but when asked about who he would like to fight after the October 9 three-match with Deontay Wilder, the 33 year old who says he is at his absolute peak right now, would not be pressed. “The only thing I’m bothered about is beating Deontay Wilder, and that’s the most dangerous heavyweight out there,” Fury said. “In my opinion, Wilder beats Joshua, Usyk, all the rest of the division, comfortable – but he cannot beat me.”

Fury says he may or may not come in at a career-heavy weight – “I’m working on it,” Fury said – but he did again say how he will come out “all guns blazing” on October 9. Fury said “it will be me or Wilder, but I can’t imagine it being me as I’m at my best right now.”

Fury has said many times that there is no-one in the world who can beat him and he said he is excited for the third Wilder fight. “I’m a million percent ready.” Fury insists.

So has Wilder got a chance this time? Can “The Bronze Bomber” possibly turn things around? The odds say no, but Fury knows fully well how dangerous Wilder is. This third fight, Fury said, could be the most dangerous of the trilogy.

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10 thoughts on “Tyson Fury: “Wilder Beats Joshua, Usyk, All The Rest Of The Division – But He Cannot Beat Me””

Dustin

10/01/2021 at 11:53 pm

I’ve watched fury from the beginning of his career hands down he’s going to destroy Wilder Wilder should have boxed a few other people and built his pride back up I say fury gets him within round 3 and fury doesn’t respect Wilder’s punch anymore if you watch the second fight fury took that big right hand right on the temple and it didn’t phase him and he came forward when somebody doesn’t respect your power anymore you were in trouble most of the time
Chris

10/01/2021 at 2:41 pm

I think Tyson Fury will finish Deontay in the 5th or 6th round but I do see Deontay starting out better than last fight maybe even hurting him early but Tyson is game and now has power to add to his unbeatable boxing skills which I rate as high as anyone has ever done it in heavy weight division!
Pete Herring

09/30/2021 at 11:57 pm

Wilder will knock Fury out this time. It’s about Wilders pride now…..
- Ill will
  
  10/01/2021 at 2:48 am
  
  I dont think wilder stands a chance. Fury is a way better boxer than people give him credit for, plus his chin is pretty sturdy.
- The Ripper
  
  10/01/2021 at 9:35 am
  
  I think Wilder will start off great but will revert to his old habits which be trying to go for the big knockout. Fury will.maje adjustments and win
- Anonymous
  
  10/01/2021 at 10:30 am
  
  G.T.F.O.H
  he lost both fights and everyone knows it, so I guess it wasn’t about pride last 2 times ?? Only way Wilder ever beats Fury is he gets lucky and catches him with his round house bomb.
- Fury
  
  10/01/2021 at 1:08 pm
  
  But if Wilder loses it will be a waste… and if Fury wins again it will be a shutout… either way it is going to be a slobberknocker
- Jeremy Moore
  
  10/01/2021 at 11:34 pm
  
  He lost all his pride after that fight with the conspiracy theories. If he had any pride, he’d backtrack on that nonsense
Anonymous

09/30/2021 at 5:39 pm

“Deontay Wilder can not beat me”, these.are the famous last words from the guy who Deontay Wilder fought twice, that big bald headed guy, what’s his name? Anyways, whatchamacallit said he was going to go straight at Deontay Wilder, he said one of us is going to get knocked out.
Whatchmadigger has been training for Deontay Wilder after Otto Vallin dotted his eye and cross his t. This is whatshisfaces first title defense ever.
- Jefferykrepps@gmail.com
  
  10/01/2021 at 8:50 am
  
  Fury is the name and Deontay knows what he brings,an undefeated record and his own KO power. FURY WINS IN 7

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