Tyson Fury (UK) vs Deontay Wilder (USA) 2 | Full Fight Highlights

The long lineal line, the WBC belt that has included Ali, the greatest of all time. They are set and ready to answer who's the greatest of right now. Wilder Fury 2, here we go. Andre Ward, Lennox Lewis, round number one Dre, what's the big reveal early? It looks like Tyson Fury is sticking to his word. He's not moving backwards, he's moving forward and he's forcing a man in Deontay Wilder who's not used to going backwards, he's used to pushing his opponent backward. Interesting first few seconds in his first round and I want to see how it plays out. And not coming out straight with the jab, he's fainting, he's still doing that twitchy movement which is good. Fury does so at 273 pounds. Trying to sweep across with a right hand, is Wilder able to roll with it and get out of the way? Wilder comes in with a right hand, the ropes. You know Wilder showing his right hand will do it straight away. Remember how herky-jerky and awkward and all the upper body head movement and fainting we saw out of Fury. It does not show up here. Fury on the attack going to the head of Deontay Wilder and now coming in again exactly like he said he would. Even though Fury is pressing forward and he's having success right now, Deontay Wilder still looking for the big hammer, the right hand to land on the chin of Tyson Fury. And Deontay's taking his time, he's looking very poised, calm, collective, thinking, warming up into his first round which he should be. Right hand from Wilder to the body. Here comes Fury, stepping into it. Good jab by Tyson Fury. Best connect of round number one comes in the last 10 seconds as he tries to chop down with a right hand and Wilder backs up. And the good thing Tyson Fury's doing right now, he stepped into the jab. Every time he sees that jab, he's stepping into it. Even though Wilder's being pressed right now, he's staying under his legs. That didn't land flush, but it definitely got Tyson Fury's attention. Here you see the jab, it didn't land, but it sort of blinded Fury just a little bit and that right hand grazed the right hand of Fury. Obviously, Wilder wants to get that closer to the chin for more impact. And then here's the jab at the end of round one. Yeah, this is the jab where he steps into it and that is a good jab. That was a good first round from Tyson Fury, pressing forward, but doing it intelligently and smartly. And it was also a good round from Deontay Wilder to not allow himself to be unnerved and taken out of his game. He's got it cocked and the movement is looking like he wants to take that step back before he throws that right hand. He wants to throw that right hand over Tyson Fury's jab. Let's see if that opportunity presents itself. There's another good jab from Fury. Wilder probing with that left hand. You never know when the right's going to come behind it. There's a right hand by Wilder that comes in from long range and then a jab to the midsection. A bigger midsection than we saw back in September of Fury at 273 pounds. Remember when they first fought, he was 256 and a half. Way of that right hand and now Kenny Bayless will break them. Listen, if Deontay doesn't jab, Tyson Fury would jab. And, you know, Deontay shouldn't allow that. He shouldn't allow him to jab before he and him not jabbing. So he should jab with the jabber. That's the beauty of a Deontay Wilder fight. Any given second, no matter where things stand, the fight can be over. Remember, Fury in the entire lead up to this fight, during the entire promotion, said, I'm going to knock him out in the second round. 45 seconds remain in the second round. Another jab off the hip. Listen, when you tell a guy you're going to knock him out in the second round, like Evander Holyfield told me in the third, I was preparing for it and I said to myself, he's not going to knock me out. And I'm sure Deontay's saying the same thing. Stalking for a right hand was Wilder there and trying to come in, but he goes over the top and Fury. They want to get to them and they take it through the belt into the neutral corner. Right through the bell they go. The warnings from Kenny Bayless, both to listen at the end of the round and to watch the heads. Copy box stats are brought to you by Bet Fred. You see both men in the first two rounds with 10 jabs landed. In that second round, Wilder was 11 of 27. Fury was eight of 27 on total punches. In the second round, Deontay was throwing that right hand, but he was throwing it from a distance. Fury comes in behind the jab. The right hand came behind the jab and then tried a short uppercut on the inside. Big shot from Fury right there. Sure was. Top of the temper of Deontay Wilder. Awkward, but effective in the first minute here of round number three. But the right hand of Deontay Wilder has a mind of its own. You never know where the end of it's coming from and you never know when it's coming. The highest knockout percentage of any heavyweight champion in history is Wilder. Ninety-five percent. He's able to block that right hand and try to land a right of his own on the inside. Kenny Bayless really has his work in front of him with these two guys. Tyson Fury is doing the right thing too. All that weight, he might as well put it on Deontay. Make Deontay carry a bit of that weight. That's the whole point of the weight game. And he is having an effective jab and now comes in with a sweeping right hand. This is exactly what Fury wanted to utilize the size and his strength to make it a different kind of fight. There's that jab again. Short right hand behind him. Let's see if they can work out of the clincher if Bayless has to get involved here. He said he would knock him out. He's still shaking. Kenny Bayless says no knockdown. An explosive round for the Gypsy King. And here you see Tyson Fury throwing the left hook before right hand and the right hand goes right on the top of the head. Deontay saying what happened? That's the shot that Tyson Fury's been trying to land. This whole fight is a right hand over the top. He's landed it, but he didn't land it quite like that. That's the shot he wanted. That's the result he wanted. When he punched him with that right hand, Deontay's right foot slipped out from behind him and caused him to go on the ground. Right hand landed, his brother Shane, his wife Paris. Fury just landed 14 punches in that third round. The most landed against Wilder in their two fights right now. Round number four. Does he get back after him? This is exactly the fight he said he would fight. Coming in big. Coming in strong. Pressing forward and looking to knock him down. Off balance. That is a slip. That was a slip. Even that slip right there, no punch landed, but I guarantee you it takes a lot for a big man like that to get off the gamut. It shows you where he is. There's a body shot that came in that time. That was a left hand to the right flank of Wilder. How does Wilder look to you right now? Is he steady enough for you? Another body shot by Tyson Fury. This is a mauling effort from Fury so far. His legs look weak. He looks unsteady, but he's still dangerous. He can't forget that point. Yeah, part of the reason is Deontay's legs are far apart. They needed to be closer together to keep his balance, so he's having a balance problem right now. He's having an equilibrium problem right now. There is no doubt about that. Tyson Fury has to be careful when he's coming in because Deontay's got that right hand caught. But you rarely see Deontay Wilder throw a counter with the right hand caught. He's normally stepping forward with the big step and the jab right in front of the right hand. From long range. He's like a guy holding a rifle. Yes. It's draining. Everything Fury said he was going to do, he's doing thus far. You know, Deontay has to watch his composure, make sure he doesn't get all radical and all bent out of shape. He's got to keep his boxing position, his legs under him, and his hands up. Workout, workout, workout. Four rounds in the books and Tyson Fury in command. Dre, you've made the point that even the slip, even the trip can take its toll on Wilder. Deontay Wilder got off balance. He tried to duck the overhand left and he fell to the ground. That's partly because he was off balance and partly because he got tripped and his legs aren't all the way there. But check this out. The point to be made there is at 231 pounds, it's a career high that Wilder is dealing with. And look at this as he opens up the round on the attack. Fury's all over him. Round number five. Herd Sugarhill Stewart from the famed Prog Gym tell Tyson Fury he can make this easy. He's ducking so just feint and then send it. Chopping shots of the head on the inside. Wilder is holding on with that left hand. Bayless is going to look for another break. And you know Fury's going to come right at him, Lennox. Yeah, I mean Fury's doing the right thing. Make it a rough fight. Put that weight on him. Fling him around a couple times. Make it a rough fight. Fury is getting in there with that one-two so quick for a man that's 271 pounds. His physical stature, it belies his skill and his nimble. Another knockdown is scored. A body shot to Wilder. Second time he's been down. Deontay does not look stable on his feet right now. Right hand hurts him and grappling again. Oh, he's chasing him down. He's head hunting. We could have history made right here already on the attack looking to close the show. Wilder doesn't look good at all. Still just over a minute to go in round five. Watch your head. Fury's just missing that right hand, Joe. Look at the mouth of Wilder. Wide open and blood coming from it. Tried to get the right arm but missed on the inside. Another right hand over the top and this is looking too easy for Tyson Fury right now. Good body shot from Fury. Look at him wrap up that left arm around the neck and then laying on him again. The power punches this round. Dominating form. A big right hand reigns in again. Kenny Bayless is calling for time here. He's taking a point deduction when Tyson Fury is trying to close the show. So Deontay Wilde benefits of getting a break with a point deduction. Oh, absolutely. I mean, when the ref steps in like that, he's giving Deontay a little bit more time to recover and, you know, Tyson Fury doesn't want this right now. Deontay does not look stable on his feet. He looks a bit tired. He hasn't caught that second wind yet. Look at this rally to close out the round. Fury every which way. Just dominating the WBC champ. And here Fury comes in again and he's looking for the spot. Hits him to the body. Deontay was off balance there and still went down. Round number six. Watch for the equilibrium and the balance of Wilder with what we just saw. Right hand reigns in. Wilder's hurt again. Looking to wrap up. Fury goes to the body, trying to swarm him. I don't know what Deontay Wilde is feeling right now, but he's got to try to get a right hand in there. The same punch that made you famous. The same punch that got you here tonight. You've got to try to get one of those shots in to slow down the train for Tyson Fury. Leaning straight back is a bad idea. He almost got clipped again and once again just rag-dolling Deontay Wilder. There's a body shot. Right hand to the body from Fury. A good corner man always tells his men, well throw a combination but end with uppercuts. Fury has had success to the body and then coming over the top with the right hand. Sometimes rematches are exaggerated forms of the first fight. In the 12th round when Tyson Fury got up after the brutal knockdown, he flipped the switch. He said he figured something out. Step to him. Be big. Be strong. Take the fight. Go for the knockout. And that is what he has employed here tonight and it has worked to near flawless perfection. Wilder, look at his face there. Battered and beaten and bloodied. Blood coming from the mouth. Blood coming from the ear and a 273 pound wrecking ball continuing to press forward. Tyson Fury is smothering himself after he throws the combinations. What he needs to do is take a little bit step back and then throw a combination, short punches. And now blood is spraying across our position here ringside. You can see the blood splatter all over Fury's head. He is wearing a lot of Wilder's blood right now. Blood continues to rain down from the ear. Fury continues to press in against Wilder. And Fury looks like if he lands a good punch Deontay will go down. What was he just doing with his tongue right there? He said in the lead up I want to taste blood. I believe that's what he was just doing there at the end of six. Tasting Wilder's blood. That was outrageous. He said I want to taste blood. Fury did it. As blood continues to come from that left ear. Jay Dees who has been with Wilder every step of the way is so concerned. And just look at his mouth and the amount of blood coming from there too Dre. He could have a more severe injury to the jaw. And his corner is not treating any of the injuries. They're just telling him to press forward and when you have a reputation like Deontay Wilder and your team believes it and they don't challenge you to get better in certain areas. And the funny thing about it is he's got his left hand down inviting the right hand by Tyson Fury which has been quite accurate in this fight. Big mistake by Deontay right now. Keep that hand up. Keep that left hand up. None of his corner mates are telling him to keep his hands up which is important. And another head snapping jab from Tyson Fury. We always talk about how Deontay Wilder has the ultimate eraser. But you have to be able to execute on it. And right now his appears to be short circuiting and there appears to be a hopelessness. Fury did a great fake feint before throwing that combination and this is what he's going to be doing throughout this fight. Feinting and then throwing that big right. Wilder just coasting back into that neutral corner and now Fury's looking to split the guard as Wilder's in bad shape. This fight is over. A TKO victory. There is only one. There is only one. Crown the king. The lone undefeated heavyweight champion of the world. Tyson Fury. The champion. Let me tell you. The ref stepped in because he wasn't seeing any punches thrown back by Deontay at that point. The ref stepped in right as the towel was coming in and I'm talking about the towel from Deontay Wilder's corner. That's correct. Deontay Wilder's corner was throwing in the towel. The ref stepped in. He is battered. He is bloody and that's the baddest man of all. The gypsy king is king of boxing. Unbelievable performance.