Fury wants Wilder rematch at Old Trafford

Aubrey Yates

December 8, 2018

Fury was a guest at United's Premier League clash against Arsenal on Wednesday, having arrived back in the U.K. following his controversial draw with WBC heavyweight champion Wilder in Los Angeles last weekend.

Wilder had Fury on the canvas twice including a spectacular final round knockdown. But Fury defied the odds again, incredible Wilder by coming off the floor for the draw.

Deontay Wilder doesn't know how Tyson Fury got up from the 12th round knockdown.

Both men are sparring once again, this time in the fight to face Joshua first.

"I haven't even thought about Joshua - they are getting what they deserved." he said via The Times. Fury makes claim to be the heavyweight - in a celebrated lineage including Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano, Sonny Liston, Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier and Mike Tyson - from his victory over Wladimir Klitschko in November 2015.

But after traveling to the USA to face Wilder in the first meeting, Fury says the American should return the favor and jet across the Atlantic to face the Brit in his hometown of Manchester. On Saturday, Reiss asked Fury to walk towards the corner of the ring and asked him if he could carry on.

"I saw his eyes roll slowly in the back of his head", Wilder said.

"He said, "yes" and put his arms on my shoulders".

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"It might be a trilogy if we go as good as the first. I pressed that too much".

He also explained his decision to get Fury to walk away and return, completing a turn.

"People started making them walk in a straight line, any drunk can walk in straight line".

"When they get to the promised land, the land of milk and honey, that's when they fight Anthony Joshua".

The report states that the break-even number of buys is 250,000, which means the early numbers could mean a big success for PBC and Showtime, who produced the pay-per-view.

Of course, Fury reportedly wants to bring the fight to his native England as well.

If the sales go through 300,000 Wilder and Fury are set to earn more than US$7m ($4m for Wilder, $3m for Fury) as their purse guarantees.