<p>Tyson&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;will&nbsp;defend&nbsp;his WBC&nbsp;heavyweight&nbsp;title&nbsp;with a third fight&nbsp;against&nbsp;Derek&nbsp;Chisora&nbsp;at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Dec. 3, promoter Frank Warren confirmed on Thursday. The 34-year-old&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;beat&nbsp;Chisora&nbsp;comfortably in their two previous meetings in 2014 and 2011. It will be&nbsp;Fury's first fight since stopping Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium in April but not the one many had wanted with the prospect of a clash with Anthony Joshua diminishing.</p>

<p>After beating Whyte he announced he was retiring but has since said he wants a unification bout&nbsp;against&nbsp;Ukraine's Oleksandr Usyk next year. Fury&nbsp;is unbeaten in 32 fights while&nbsp;Chisora, 38, ended a run of three successive losses when he beat Kubrat Pulev in July.</p>


Tyson Fury will defend his WBC heavyweight title with a third fight against Derek Chisora at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Dec. 3, promoter Frank Warren confirmed on Thursday.

Tyson Fury will defend his WBC heavyweight title with a third fight against Derek Chisora at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Dec. 3, promoter Frank Warren confirmed on Thursday. The 34-year-old Fury beat Chisora comfortably in their two previous meetings in 2014 and 2011. It will be Fury's first fight since stopping Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium in April but not the one many had wanted with the prospect of a clash with Anthony Joshua diminishing. After beating Whyte he announced he was retiring but has since said he wants a unification bout against Ukraine's Oleksandr Usyk next year. Fury is unbeaten in 32 fights while Chisora, 38, ended a run of three successive losses when he beat Kubrat Pulev in July.

WBC champion Tyson Fury set to battle Derek Chisora for third time

<p>The former WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury recently offered fans some insight into his future, declaring that he had decided to hang his gloves up for good as he turned 34 on August 12th. He offered his fans this update in a post on social media.</p>

<p>This marks the second time 'The Gypsy King' has announced his retirement in a matter of merely four months after initially declaring that he was walking away from the sport after his fight against Dillian Whyte back in April 2022.</p>

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<p>Shortly after his fight against Whyte, which took place at the Wembley stadium, Fury admitted that he would most definitely return to the cage, albeit exclusively for the big bucks. He recently expressed interest in participating in a rematch against Derek Chisora, which would have marked the final edition of their trilogy saga.</p>

<p>However, it seems like Fury&nbsp;has since changed his mind as he&nbsp;abruptly declared&nbsp;an indefinite break from the sport of boxing, drawing curtains on a glorious and uber-successful&nbsp;career that has seen multiple highs and lows.</p>

<p><strong>ALSO READ:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/two-pakistani-boxers-mysteriously-disappear-in-birmingham-in-the-aftermath-of-the-commonwealth-games-505946">Two Pakistani boxers mysteriously disappear in Birmingham after Commonwealth Games 2022</a></p>

<p>He declared the same in a post on Instagram, thanking his benefactors, supporters and everyone else who has played a vital role in his storied career, including the likes of Frank Warren, his wife, Paris Fury, and more.</p>

<p>"Massive thanks to everyone who had an input in my career over the years &amp; after long hard conversations I've finally decided to walk away &amp; on my 34th birthday I say Bon voyage."</p>

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<p>Fury last featured inside the squared circle in a fight against WBC interim heavyweight champion Dillian Whyte at the Wembley Stadium in London, where he retained his WBC title after dominating 'The Body Snatcher' for six rounds before finally knocking him out with a stunning uppercut. Although it seems like Fury's journey in boxing has come to an end, he leaves the sport after having etched his name in combat sporting folklore for the ages.</p>


The former WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury recently offered fans some insight into his future, declaring that he had decided to hang his gloves up for good as he turned 34 on August 12th.

The former WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury recently offered fans some insight into his future, declaring that he had decided to hang his gloves up for good as he turned 34 on August 12th. He offered his fans this update in a post on social media. This marks the second time 'The Gypsy King' has announced his retirement in a matter of merely four months after initially declaring that he was walking away from the sport after his fight against Dillian Whyte back in April 2022. ALSO READ: Indian boxer Amit Panghal thrashes Kiaran Macdonald to clinch gold in men's 51kg at CWG 2022 Shortly after his fight against Whyte, which took place at the Wembley stadium, Fury admitted that he would most definitely return to the cage, albeit exclusively for the big bucks. He recently expressed interest in participating in a rematch against Derek Chisora, which would have marked the final edition of their trilogy saga. However, it seems like Fury has since changed his mind as he abruptly declared an indefinite break from the sport of boxing, drawing curtains on a glorious and uber-successful career that has seen multiple highs and lows. ALSO READ: Two Pakistani boxers mysteriously disappear in Birmingham after Commonwealth Games 2022 He declared the same in a post on Instagram, thanking his benefactors, supporters and everyone else who has played a vital role in his storied career, including the likes of Frank Warren, his wife, Paris Fury, and more. "Massive thanks to everyone who had an input in my career over the years & after long hard conversations I've finally decided to walk away & on my 34th birthday I say Bon voyage." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tyson Fury (@tysonfury) × Fury last featured inside the squared circle in a fight against WBC interim heavyweight champion Dillian Whyte at the Wembley Stadium in London, where he retained his WBC title after dominating 'The Body Snatcher' for six rounds before finally knocking him out with a stunning uppercut. Although it seems like Fury's journey in boxing has come to an end, he leaves the sport after having etched his name in combat sporting folklore for the ages.

'I say bon voyage'- Tyson Fury announces retirement from boxing with immediate effect after teasing return

<p>WBC heavyweight champion&nbsp;Tyson&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;and challenger Deontay Wilder will be their heaviest ever fighting weights when they clash for the third time in Las Vegas on Saturday.</p>

<p>British defending champion&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;tipped the scales at 277lbs (125.6 kg) at Friday's weigh-in at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, while Wilder came in at 238lbs.</p>

<p>Fury, who declined to take his shirt off as he climbed on to the scales, is four pounds heavier than the 273lbs he weighed when scoring a seventh-round knockout of Wilder in their second meeting 20 months ago.</p>

<p>It means Wilder will come in 37lb lighter than his opponent when he attempts to reclaim his WBC title from the unbeaten&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;at the T-Mobile Arena on Saturday.</p>

<p>Wilder's previous heaviest fighting weight was the 231lbs he weighed during his knockout defeat to&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;last year.</p>

<p>Friday's weigh-in saw both fighters kept apart by security as&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;once again taunted Wilder with a stream of expletives and threats of a gruesome beating.</p>

<p>Asked what the significance of his heaviest ever weight would be,&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;replied: "It means total obliteration of a dosser.</p>

<p>"Total annihilation. That's what it means to me -- 277 pounds ... I'm going to put him in the Royal Infirmary after this fight, don't worry about that."</p>

<p><strong>'Severely hurt'</strong></p>

<p>Asked for his prediction on how he expected the fight to go,&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;added: "With him severely hurt on the floor, smashed to bits, like he's been run over by an 18-wheeler truck.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Last time he complained he had cracked skull and an injured arm. Well I can't wait for Saturday night. I'm really going to severely damage him. He'll be unrecognisable after the fight. I'll send him home butchered."</p>

<p>Earlier this week,&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;(30-0-1, 21 knockouts) had played down the significance of his fighting weight, insisting he had prepared properly.</p>

<p>"I'm not aiming for a specific weight, I'm just eating plenty of food,"&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;said. "I've trained hard enough and that's it. Whatever I weigh in on the night, I weigh in at," the 33-year-old said.</p>

<p>However&nbsp;Fury's failure to remove his t-shirt during Friday's weigh-in earned taunts from Wilder's supporters, with one member of the challenger's entourage shouting pointedly: "You fat, dude!"</p>

<p>Fury&nbsp;meanwhile dismissed Wilder's decision to change trainers following his defeat to the Briton last year.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Wilder is now trained by former heavyweight Malik Scott, who was himself knocked in one round by Wilder back in 2014.</p>

<p>"It's one shithouse teaching another shithouse how to bomb,"&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;said. "Both a pack of losers. And they both ain't worth a sausage."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Wilder for his part declined to engage with&nbsp;Fury's goading, instead emphasising his calmer approach and "joyful" training camp.</p>

<p>"Calmness is the key to the storm," Wilder said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I know that when I'm not calm, my mind is cloudy. And when you're mind is cloudy it allows you to make bad decisions. But when you're calm you can weather the storm.</p>

<p>"I have rejuvenated myself and reinvented myself. Redemption is upon us. I can't wait to show the world what I'm all about."</p>

<p>Saturday's fight is third installment of Wilder and&nbsp;Fury's three-year rivalry.</p>

<p>The two men fought to a bruising draw in Los Angeles in 2018 before&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;scored a one-sided victory over the American in their second fight last year.</p>

<p>The trilogy fight is going ahead after an independent arbitrator ruled in May this year that&nbsp;Fury&nbsp;must give Wilder a rematch or be stripped of his title.</p>


WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and challenger Deontay Wilder will be their heaviest ever fighting weights when they clash for the third time in Las Vegas on Saturday.

WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and challenger Deontay Wilder will be their heaviest ever fighting weights when they clash for the third time in Las Vegas on Saturday. British defending champion Fury tipped the scales at 277lbs (125.6 kg) at Friday's weigh-in at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, while Wilder came in at 238lbs. Fury, who declined to take his shirt off as he climbed on to the scales, is four pounds heavier than the 273lbs he weighed when scoring a seventh-round knockout of Wilder in their second meeting 20 months ago. It means Wilder will come in 37lb lighter than his opponent when he attempts to reclaim his WBC title from the unbeaten Fury at the T-Mobile Arena on Saturday. Wilder's previous heaviest fighting weight was the 231lbs he weighed during his knockout defeat to Fury last year. Friday's weigh-in saw both fighters kept apart by security as Fury once again taunted Wilder with a stream of expletives and threats of a gruesome beating. Asked what the significance of his heaviest ever weight would be, Fury replied: "It means total obliteration of a dosser. "Total annihilation. That's what it means to me -- 277 pounds ... I'm going to put him in the Royal Infirmary after this fight, don't worry about that." 'Severely hurt' Asked for his prediction on how he expected the fight to go, Fury added: "With him severely hurt on the floor, smashed to bits, like he's been run over by an 18-wheeler truck. "Last time he complained he had cracked skull and an injured arm. Well I can't wait for Saturday night. I'm really going to severely damage him. He'll be unrecognisable after the fight. I'll send him home butchered." Earlier this week, Fury (30-0-1, 21 knockouts) had played down the significance of his fighting weight, insisting he had prepared properly. "I'm not aiming for a specific weight, I'm just eating plenty of food," Fury said. "I've trained hard enough and that's it. Whatever I weigh in on the night, I weigh in at," the 33-year-old said. However Fury's failure to remove his t-shirt during Friday's weigh-in earned taunts from Wilder's supporters, with one member of the challenger's entourage shouting pointedly: "You fat, dude!" Fury meanwhile dismissed Wilder's decision to change trainers following his defeat to the Briton last year. Wilder is now trained by former heavyweight Malik Scott, who was himself knocked in one round by Wilder back in 2014. "It's one shithouse teaching another shithouse how to bomb," Fury said. "Both a pack of losers. And they both ain't worth a sausage." Wilder for his part declined to engage with Fury's goading, instead emphasising his calmer approach and "joyful" training camp. "Calmness is the key to the storm," Wilder said. "I know that when I'm not calm, my mind is cloudy. And when you're mind is cloudy it allows you to make bad decisions. But when you're calm you can weather the storm. "I have rejuvenated myself and reinvented myself. Redemption is upon us. I can't wait to show the world what I'm all about." Saturday's fight is third installment of Wilder and Fury's three-year rivalry. The two men fought to a bruising draw in Los Angeles in 2018 before Fury scored a one-sided victory over the American in their second fight last year. The trilogy fight is going ahead after an independent arbitrator ruled in May this year that Fury must give Wilder a rematch or be stripped of his title.

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