Tyson Fury proved he's the best heavyweight in the world, and among the top pound-for-pound fighters, with an emphatic knockout win over Deontay Wilder in the 11th round of the trilogy title fight ...

It appeared Fury was taking control of this one but Wilder, with just seconds left, added a right hand of his own to get himself back in this. Should be another Fury round but Wilder isn't going away.

Fury, a former unified champion who defeated the great Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 before being hit by depression and addiction, was quick to pay tribute to Wilder after the MGM Grand showdown.

MM: Fury makes Wilder miss as he draws him into the ropes, and is able to respond with a strong right hand to the American's face. Fury's looking at him as if to say, "I out-boxed you there, mate".

Fury celebrated on the ropes but he was denied on the judges' scorecards, with Wilder given the nod 115-111 on one card, Fury 114-110 on another and the third scoring the fight 113-113.

Deontay Wilder gives reaction to Tyson Fury KO as trainer reveals he broke his hand, but makes no excuses: ‘My best wasn’t good enough’ ...

To most in the boxing world, including Fury, the reaction from Wilder has been looked at as a sign of weakness.

Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder press conference - as it happened: Fighters reaction after heavyweight clash ends in draw The two fighters took to the podium to give their takes on a thrilling fight ...

Tyson Fury felt he did enough to dethrone Deontay Wilder after their heavyweight clash ended in a split-decision draw. Wilder recorded two knockdowns as he retained his WBC title at the Staples ...

Fury names the heavyweight he believes will carry boxing’s future The heavyweight division has always thrived on drama, and ...

Fury's face was one of disappointment and annoyance, while Wilder grinned at the news he is still the WBC champion. "We’re on away soil, I got knocked down twice, but I still believe I won that ...