- Tyson Fury's second round knockout of Tom Schwarz has got boxing experts talking about Wilder's fight
- Promoter Bob Arum has predicted a fifth round knockout when the Gypsy King takes on the American in their rematch
- The fight has not been officially confirmed but their second meeting will likely hold next year
Tyson Fury has been tipped to knock Deontay Wilder out in their rematch after his second round demolition of Tom Schwarz, boxing promoter Bob Arum said.
It was the first of three targeted warm up fights for the Gypsy King this year before he prepares Wilder in 2020, having drawn with the American in December last year.
Though Fury’s US promoter Arum has confirmed a rematch but it has not been officially agreed and believes his newest signing to demolish Wilder in the early stages of their second meeting.
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“There is no heavyweight in the world that can beat him,” Arum said. “Now that he is in shape, Deontay Wilder is not going five rounds with him.
“We will have another fight, then we will fight Wilder. Nothing is signed. They both want to fight. There are two networks and it’s 50/50.
“It’s easy to do. You’ve got my word it’s going to happen. First quarter of next year. Right here [in Las Vegas].
“Fury took off 144-pounds to prepare for Wilder the first time around. I don’t care who you are, that’s not good.”
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The 87-year-old veteran promoter also said there hasn’t been a fighter with more ‘charisma’ than Fury since the great Muhammad Ali.
“That was amazing. Tyson Fury is a force of nature,” he continued.
“This was one of the great shows I’ve ever seen and not just because of the boxing. He’s an entertainer. He is truly unique.
“Now that he’s in shape, he can knock out every heavyweight in the world. I haven’t seen a fighter with that much charisma since Muhammad Ali.”
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that British boxer Tyson Fury maintains his unbeaten status following his impressive victory over challenger Tom Schwarz in Las Vegas in the early hours of Sunday, June 14.
The 30-year-old former WBA and WBO champion sealed his 28th victory of his career with a knockout in the second round of the fight.
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