Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury 3 rematch LIVE

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It’s now official that the Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury rematch will be shown live on BT Sport Box Office on pay-per-view in the UK on February 22.Sky Sports put in a substantial bid to try to get the fight card, but BT Sport matched, and they’re the ones that get to show it in the UK. In the U.S, the Wilder vs. Fury 2 fight will be shown on ESPN pay-per-view and Fox Sports pay-per-view. Fury’s Top Rank promoter Bob Arum is already given his prediction about the fight bringing in over 2 million buys on PPV.
It’s doubtful that’ll happen. They chose not to have a promotional tour, and they’re instead advertising during football games in the States. That’s a move that could backfire.
We’ll have to see. Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn was shocked when he heard they weren’t going to be doing press conferences or a promotional tour for the Wilder Fury 3 fight streaming, seeing that he would have done all those things to sell the fight.

Fury needs to stand and fight this time

Hopefully this fight is better than the first Fury Wilder watch online in December 2018. Fury, 6’9″, spent most of the fight trying to be evasive, and scratching at the air with a weak jab. Yeah, he out-landed Wilder by 13 punches, but they were weak back-handed shots that arguably should have resulted in him being penalized. Wilder landed the harder shots in every round, and took the fight to Fury. Wilder weighed in at 212 1/2 pounds for the fight, and was outweighed by 44 lbs by the 256 1/2 lb Fury.

Despite having a huge advantage in weight, Fury ran most of the fight, and was dropped twice in tasting the canvas in the 9th and 12th. After the fight, Fury and has fans complained about how they thought he should have won. The fact of the matter is, Fury Wilder PPV hit the deck twice and was given arguably a gift by referee Jack Reiss, who chose not to stop the fight after Fury was knocked cold in the 12th.