Referee rules that Tyson Fury must give Deontay Wilder a departure by Sept. 15 when Anthony Joshua is in danger of fighting

Tyson Fury thought he would leave the saga behind Deontay Wilder in the second half of 2020 when the third fight between the two did not take place. On Monday, an arbitrator ruled that Fury had until Sept. 15 to grant Wilder a contract-guaranteed restart. . The news that Fury came in a few days was to reconcile the long-awaited world titles of four heavyweights that recognized the long-awaited battle with Anthony Joshua. established on 14 August in Saudi Arabia.

News, was first reported By Chris McKenna and confirm In the hands of Mike Coppinger, one of the most hopeful fights of the time is in doubt. Top Rank Bob Arum said the decision was “absurd” when he spoke to him Sports Illustrated by Chris Mannix. Arum said the plan is to move forward with the Joshua fight in August and sell Wilder to the winner in November or December.

Fury dominated Wilder’s rematch in February 2020, after a draw in December 2018. After Wilder was knocked down more than once, the fight stopped in the seventh round, with Fury winning the WBC heavyweight title. After the loss, Wilder blamed the elaborate outfit he wore on the ring for burning his legs before the fight began. He then changed his mind that Mark Breland who threw his towel in the corner had fixed the fight and accused Fury of correcting his gloves.

When the third covenant fight between the couple was repeatedly failed in the COVID-19 pandemic that erupted in the summer and lasted until December 2021 before Wilder made the request, Fury and his team said the guarantee had expired and they were moving forward. Joshua to a mega fight with WBO, IBF and WBA champion. After several delays and back and forth statements about the state of the fight, it seems that the two sides have finally settled on a date and place.

Meanwhile, Wilder and his camp have embarked on a fight that owes them, as the 2020 fight had a clause allowing the loser to start a third fight, while the 60-40 portfolio distribution took a short side.

They have seen in boxing that fighters take money in many guaranteed situations, but taking the money set aside by Wilder would get the value of a rematch with Fury if Joshua wins. Moreover, the agreement between Fury and Joshua requires two fights between the champions, which would put Wilder in an even safer position in terms of his chances of regaining the championship gold.

Now that the fight is aimed at men who don’t fight, legal teams and promoters are trying to get out of the confusing mess that often arises in boxing in the interest of saving one of the biggest sports. a combination of ground events and a heavyweight tournament.