Boxing: Tyson Fury slams ‘bulls***’ claims from Deontay Wilder’s camp he cheated in rematch

Deontay Wilder and his camp have thrown out more excuses than he threw punches in his brutal defeat against Tyson Fury, but this is outlandish.

Tyson Fury has dismissed claims that he hid a blunt object in his gloves against Deontay Wilder as “bulls***”.

British superstar Fury dominated Wilder in their Las Vegas rematch four months ago, KO’ing the American in the seventh round to win back his WBC title.

A trilogy fight is on the horizon before Fury takes on Anthony Joshua to unify the heavyweight division.

But things are heating up after Wilder’s brother accused Gypsy King Fury of hiding something in his gloves – causing a dent in Wilder’s head.

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Marsellos Wilder said: “You know it’s crazy when you great, they got to do everything that’s underneath real to figure out how to stop you.

“The most wicked s*** about it is people on your own team will do anything for the hate. Money will help them opponents take you down.

“It was discovered by doctors that my brother has a dent in the side of his head. This is due to a blunt object struck against his head from his last fight.

“No glove or fist was able to cause the damage, according to the autopsy.

“My daddy once told me if you pull a gun out on someone, you better kill them. Because if you don’t, they are going to come back and kill you.

“The king is about to rise again. We coming for blood.”

However, Fury has responded angrily to the claims, replying: “This is just a quick video to address all this foul play talk from Wilder and his team.

Tyson Fury knocks down Deontay Wilder in the fifth round. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)

“I’ve just read an article before saying that I might’ve had some blunt objects in my gloves, yeah, two big 19 stone 7 – 275 pound destroyers in each glove.

“So yeah, getting punched up the temple may do that to ya.

“Not unless Wilder’s one trainer Jay Deas was in on the conspiracy as well, along with the Las Vegas State Commission guys who never left the room.

“Jay Deas was in the room when I had my hands wrapped, he examined them, he was in there when I had my gloves put on, examined them and everyone else was in the room.

“They don’t leave you, we all know this. So everybody citing foul player, BULLS***!

“And the next time, I’ll put a dent in his boxing career, end it, because it’ll be two knockout losses in a row, bye bye forever.”

The WBC supported Fury. President Mauricio Sulaiman described the allegations as “ridiculous” in an interview with Sky Sports.

“I was present in both fights, I was in the dressing room, in both fights. Both Wilder and Fury dressing room.

“One was in California, the other one was in Nevada. In both cases there were at least three inspectors, in each dressing room.

“I was there before and after the fight. I saw the hand wraps, I saw them with the gloves. I was in the ring when they came into the ring, and I was sitting right there during the fight.

“At no moment, in either fight, I saw anything that would look suspicious whatsoever. After the fight, they take off the gloves, they are handed to the commission.

“It’s very sad, because to try and take away something from a huge victory, one of the greatest nights of the sport in the century, to try and put a blemish on that event, is so irresponsible, and so stupid. It should not be given any consideration.”

This article was originally published by The Sun and reproduced with permission