The first fight ended in a draw as Fury made his comeback to the sport after struggling with mental health. Fury managed to go the full 12 rounds, outboxing Wilder before the American dropped him ...

Time expires! What a dramatic end! 115-111 Fury. Official result: Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury ends in a split draw (115-111, 110-114, 113-113), Wilder remains WBC heavyweight champion ...

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Fury, the unbeaten WBC and lineal champion, enters the ring with an impressive 30-0-1 record (21 KOs), while Wilder, the former heavyweight champion, heads into tonight’s fight at 42-1-1 (41 KOs).

Check out Tim Burke’s play-by-play of Tyson Fury stopping Deontay Wilder in the seventh round: Round 7 – Fury actually licked Wilder’s blood in a clinch in the 6th. Wow. Fury with a left hook.