[ BOXING POLL ADDED ]: Fury vs Wilder III - THE TRILOGY IS BACK ON !!!

[Japinat]

I somewhat agree to what Fury's younger brother has to say:

"He's saying his team has spiked his water and all sorts of stuff, ludicrous stuff that you don't say as a sportsman. As an athlete, you just kind of take on the chin and get on with it. I think Wilder's in a really low, low state because he had a big ego. Everyone around him had big egos. I think to lose in the way he did, getting brutally battered for seven rounds, it's hard to swallow. I don't think he can swallow it. That's the problem here. Tyson's a much better fighter than him. Don't be making excuses for yourself and tarnishing your legacy, because that's all he's doing."

https://www.boxingscene.com/fury-brother-wilder-tarnishing-his-legacy-with-cheat-allegations--153131

And with all the allegations spewing from Wilder's mouth, I think it was half a negative effect on his legacy in the long run. Unless he fought Fury again and then brutally KO him to get his revenge. But it seems that Wilder is already mentally damaged from the second fight that up to this day, his ego is so big that he can't accept his defeat like a man and making a lot of outlandish excuses.

If he has an intention to fight Fury again, he should not be delaying the fight until Fury's camp already pissed on it and decided to look for another opponent, we can always say that Fury is the better fighter here as in our eyes, he beat Wilder not only once, but twice, one is just not on the record we want to see. No more talking, get into the ring and prepare for Fury since Fury is just waiting to KO him again.

Maybe he want to build his legacy in a way by accusing Fury of cheating that's why he lose.  

That's not the correct way to build his legacy, the problem is that the fight is not happening and Wilder has been quiet and not opening his mouth for months until one day he accusations the Fury with tampering his gloves. Only history will judge Wilder though, but for now it has been damage already even Mike Tyson commented that Wilder is done already, his confident is no longer there and wants to hide with this excuses, which makes him fool.

Wilder still wants the fight but Fury has already move on looking for a new opponent, it's Wilder's fault for being silent for a while.
His time has come, some fighters lose from one opponent but they work on their ass to get back in the game again and look for big fights.

Why not Wilder just accept that he can't defeat Fury and just train himself and look for other opponent.

One lose versus a lot of good KO wins by him, I think it will not overshadow it if he himself will remain realistic.

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https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/boxing/13144878/tyson-fury-anthony-joshua-boxing-wbc/

Tyson Fury given green light to fight Anthony Joshua as WBC confirm he can dodge mandatory defence for undisputed bout

Seems likely this will be the next fight for Fury now unless Wilder pursues legal action. I still think he should fight Wilder first and then on to AJ. AJ still has his fight coming up I believe. Maybe he doesn't want to risk anything with another Wilder match though, but I don't think he would have a problem. It would be the biggest payday he'll get until the AJ bouts though.

Hmm... seems Fury might fight in December, but I can't see that happening as it's less than a month away:

Joshua holds the WBO, WBA and IBF titles, while Fury is the WBC king.

On December 5 Fury is expected to have a homecoming fight at London's Royal Albert Hall, but an opponent is still to be named and it's not known whether his belt will be on the line.

The following weekend AJ will defend his world titles against Kubrat Pulev.

Provided both men get through these tests, it could set up the Battle of Britain for next year.

And WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman has confirmed he wouldn't push for Fury to fight their mandatory challenger, which will be the winner of the Dillian Whyte versus Alexander Povetkin rematch.

If he's going to fight at all it should be Wilder, assuming Wilder actually wants the fight and isn't just blowing smoke.

Wilder's coach has also just commented on the accusations he made against him:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/boxing/article-8933177/Wilders-ex-trainer-bemused-accusation-spiked-Bronze-Bombers-water-Fury-defeat.html

I have NEVER seen the things I'm seeing': Deontay Wilder's former trainer Mark Breland left bemused by Bronze Bomber's accusation that he spiked his water during defeat by Tyson Fury... as he refuses to be drawn into war of words with ex-WBC champ

[JollyGood]

Wilder looked well beaten before the towel was thrown so am not too sure how that would have affected the outcome as it seemed inevitable Fury would win. I do agree with you that Fury and Wilder should have had the third and final fight but as it stands Fury beat Wilder and took the heavyweight title from him and Wilder well he never beat Fury so in that scenario one is clearly better than the other. From the television interview I saw it seemed clear Fury wanted the third fight but it never worked out so better for Wilder to retire or to start working out route to fighting some good fighters to then become mandatory contender for a chance to become a champion again.

As for Fury, he and his manager should go out of their way to make the Joshua fight happen and Joshua and his team should be chasing Fury to ensure the most lucrative fight in heavyweight boxing history can happen.

It goes without say Fury really did give Wilder a boxing master class when he demolished him in the second fight and let us not forget even though the first fight was officially a draw it was clear most neutrals would say Fury won it on points but it was awarded as a draw. Fury has nothing to prove to Wilder and I am sure he will out box Joshua if that fight ever happened.

There's always something to prove. Unless the fight ends in a KO then there's always unfinished business  in my opinion. Obviously Fury was the better fighter in the second fight but he almost didn't finish the first one which ended in a draw and things could have been different had Wilder's coach not thrown in the towel. Personally I think Fury should take the trilogy fight, finish Wilder off so there's no excuses then and then move onto AJ.

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Wilder looked well beaten before the towel was thrown so am not too sure how that would have affected the outcome as it seemed inevitable Fury would win.

Well he was on his last legs towards the end but anything can happen in boxing. Nobody expected Fury to get up from his knock-down but he did miraculously.

I do agree with you that Fury and Wilder should have had the third and final fight but as it stands Fury beat Wilder and took the heavyweight title from him and Wilder well he never beat Fury so in that scenario one is clearly better than the other.

I think Wilder could beat Fury, though my money would always be on Fury. As I said above most people don't get up from the knock-down Fury received so there's no reason why that couldn't happen again even though Fury did dominate the rematch quite comfortably.

From the television interview I saw it seemed clear Fury wanted the third fight but it never worked out so better for Wilder to retire or to start working out route to fighting some good fighters to then become mandatory contender for a chance to become a champion again.

It's easy for Fury to say that now but it might have been a different story behind the scenes. I'm sure both parties took advantage of the situation to delay it for their own personal reasons.

As for Fury, he and his manager should go out of their way to make the Joshua fight happen and Joshua and his team should be chasing Fury to ensure the most lucrative fight in heavyweight boxing history can happen.

The AJ fights are already happening next year unless maybe AJ gets beaten in his upcoming fight which could delay them. They'd still probably make them happen though even though the belts might not be on the line it's still something fans want to see. I'm sure AJ has a rematch clause also.

[JollyGood]

Absolutely true, in the first fight it was nothing short of miraculous Fury getting up on the count of 8 (I think) after his eyes seemed to be rolling on the back of his head and then he woke up and jumped up and said to the referee he was fine and he wanted to fight, he went on to dominate the fight from that point on. Wilder I think had bleeding from his ear, it seemed he might have been concussed from the second round so was not going to give his best fight but full credit to him for hanging around as long as he did.

There is always something complex going on behind the scenes, you are probably right both sides may have played the delaying game to suit their own agendas which culminated in the third fight being called off but in the end it is Wilder who got beaten and lost his championship whereas Fury won and became champion again. I would liked to have seen the third fight but most people probably feel Fury really won because of skills and not because of Wilder wore a heavy costume or because somehow he fiddled with his gloves. Most people probably feel Wilder lost because Fury was better on the day.

Regarding Joshua, however unlikely it might be it remains a possibility that he could also lose before meeting in a blockbuster fight against Fury and with momentum shifting all the time it will be interesting to see what happens in the next 3-6 months when certain boxers have more control over proceedings than others.

Wilder looked well beaten before the towel was thrown so am not too sure how that would have affected the outcome as it seemed inevitable Fury would win.

Well he was on his last legs towards the end but anything can happen in boxing. Nobody expected Fury to get up from his knock-down but he did miraculously.

I do agree with you that Fury and Wilder should have had the third and final fight but as it stands Fury beat Wilder and took the heavyweight title from him and Wilder well he never beat Fury so in that scenario one is clearly better than the other.

I think Wilder could beat Fury, though my money would always be on Fury. As I said above most people don't get up from the knock-down Fury received so there's no reason why that couldn't happen again even though Fury did dominate the rematch quite comfortably.

From the television interview I saw it seemed clear Fury wanted the third fight but it never worked out so better for Wilder to retire or to start working out route to fighting some good fighters to then become mandatory contender for a chance to become a champion again.

It's easy for Fury to say that now but it might have been a different story behind the scenes. I'm sure both parties took advantage of the situation to delay it for their own personal reasons.

As for Fury, he and his manager should go out of their way to make the Joshua fight happen and Joshua and his team should be chasing Fury to ensure the most lucrative fight in heavyweight boxing history can happen.

The AJ fights are already happening next year unless maybe AJ gets beaten in his upcoming fight which could delay them. They'd still probably make them happen though even though the belts might not be on the line it's still something fans want to see. I'm sure AJ has a rematch clause also.

[Baofeng]

Wilder Taking Fury To Mediation in Attempt To Force a Third Fight

Former heavyweight world titlist Deontay Wilder is taking world champion Tyson Fury to mediation in an effort to force what Wilder’s team believes is his contractual right to a third fight with Fury next, Wilder co-manager Shelly Finkel told BoxingScene on Tuesday.

Finkel said their contract calls for mediation to resolve any differences and if that does not work the issue would go to binding arbitration.

“In our contract, if there is a dispute it goes to mediation and that’s what’s going to happen,” Finkel said. “And (then) binding arbitration if mediation is unsuccessful.”

He said the mediation “should begin” this week but declined to say exactly when the video conference with representatives from the Fury side and the mediator would take place.

https://www.boxingscene.com/wilder-taking-fury-mediation-attempt-force-third-fight--153168

So now Wilder is chasing Fury for the trilogy, huh? I don't he doesn't want none of Fury, but it seems his team are going to a third party mediation to make the fight happen. So let's just wait for this mediation, everyone is hoping for the trilogy, but it won't happen this year for sure.

[notblox1]

Deontay Wilder is really forcing this trilogy fight now and most people knows that he would only lose again.
Look at Tyson Fury now offering to help him with his mental issues, and he is not showing interest to fight him  
Fury said he is preparing and hoping for his next fight on December 5th with Agit Kabayel in London:
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2020/11/tyson-fury-worried-about-deontay-wilders-mental-wellbeing-offers-to-help/

Anthony Joshua is fighting against Kubrat Pulev on December 12, and everyone is expecting Fury vs Joshua next.

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Wilder Taking Fury To Mediation in Attempt To Force a Third Fight

Former heavyweight world titlist Deontay Wilder is taking world champion Tyson Fury to mediation in an effort to force what Wilder’s team believes is his contractual right to a third fight with Fury next, Wilder co-manager Shelly Finkel told BoxingScene on Tuesday.

Finkel said their contract calls for mediation to resolve any differences and if that does not work the issue would go to binding arbitration.

“In our contract, if there is a dispute it goes to mediation and that’s what’s going to happen,” Finkel said. “And (then) binding arbitration if mediation is unsuccessful.”

He said the mediation “should begin” this week but declined to say exactly when the video conference with representatives from the Fury side and the mediator would take place.

https://www.boxingscene.com/wilder-taking-fury-mediation-attempt-force-third-fight--153168

So now Wilder is chasing Fury for the trilogy, huh? I don't he doesn't want none of Fury, but it seems his team are going to a third party mediation to make the fight happen. So let's just wait for this mediation, everyone is hoping for the trilogy, but it won't happen this year for sure.

Mediation is the best step. They're in a tricky situation legally. Fury was contractually obligated to fight him but obviously that couldn't really happen during covid but the time frame has elapsed so Fury technically might be free, though you could probably argue it's in bad faith. It's in both their interests to make this fight in my opinion.

Deontay Wilder is really forcing this trilogy fight now and most people knows that he would only lose again.

Well that's why you have the fights in the first place to find out. Wilder would be stupid not to try get this fight going. It's going to the biggest payday he can get right now and maybe his last and he also has a chance to win his belts back. Neither of them are going to be fighting anyone worthwhile for about a year so they should just get this fight done and out of the way so they both can move on and Fury already has the AJ fights lined up. The build up would be insane for the trilogy as fights are usually better when there's bad blood or a grudge between them.

[Natalim]

Deontay Wilder is really forcing this trilogy fight now and most people knows that he would only lose again.
Look at Tyson Fury now offering to help him with his mental issues, and he is not showing interest to fight him  
Fury said he is preparing and hoping for his next fight on December 5th with Agit Kabayel in London:
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2020/11/tyson-fury-worried-about-deontay-wilders-mental-wellbeing-offers-to-help/

Anthony Joshua is fighting against Kubrat Pulev on December 12, and everyone is expecting Fury vs Joshua next.

For now, slowly the interest of this Trilogy is going now, they are not in the situation where fans are dying to see these two fighter fight in the ring, the interest now has shifted to Joshua vs Fury, and slowly Wilder is loss somewhere, of course he can get back, but not with a fight with Fury this time.

Both of these fighters would win their respective match, and I would say it's easy for them.

[JollyGood]

It is clear that for Fury the trilogy with Wilder does not carry much meaning now and he has moved on, how any mediation is going to resolve this issue now when Fury is going to fight Kabayel? Maybe talk of a trilogy will be seriously revived if Fury wins his next fight then fights Wilder if it can be arranged. Things are not that straightforward any longer that Fury and Wilder can have their third fight, it is more complex to negotiate now and it is Fury that has the balance of power with him and Wilder simple is at a disadvantage.

Deontay Wilder is really forcing this trilogy fight now and most people knows that he would only lose again.
Look at Tyson Fury now offering to help him with his mental issues, and he is not showing interest to fight him  
Fury said he is preparing and hoping for his next fight on December 5th with Agit Kabayel in London:
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2020/11/tyson-fury-worried-about-deontay-wilders-mental-wellbeing-offers-to-help/

Anthony Joshua is fighting against Kubrat Pulev on December 12, and everyone is expecting Fury vs Joshua next.

[Kemarit]

^^  I think with mediation though, it will be clear to both parties as what the contract really means. Both parties have their own interpretation of it, Bob Arum is a lawyer so he knows what's stipulated in the contract, but Finkel argument has some weight too as we have unseen circumstance in Covid-19.

So it's better that a third party mediator decide what is right and what is wrong. And then they can move on. Fury is looking for a scheduled fight against a relatively unknown, Kabayel, but Wilder is still hoping for that trilogy to happen.

[Natalim]

^^  I think with mediation though, it will be clear to both parties as what the contract really means. Both parties have their own interpretation of it, Bob Arum is a lawyer so he knows what's stipulated in the contract, but Finkel argument has some weight too as we have unseen circumstance in Covid-19.

So it's better that a third party mediator decide what is right and what is wrong. And then they can move on. Fury is looking for a scheduled fight against a relatively unknown, Kabayel, but Wilder is still hoping for that trilogy to happen.

If Wilder will bring this case to the court and he will win, he will be able to get money for the damages he would claim, but hopefully it will not anymore reach at that level, we want what's the best for both fighters especially for Wilder as his career is far from over.

One defeat against one of the best heavy weight boxer is painful, but it's not the end of the world so he can still recover, if he choose.

Enough for the war of words, they have to man up.

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Deontay Wilder is really forcing this trilogy fight now and most people knows that he would only lose again.
Look at Tyson Fury now offering to help him with his mental issues, and he is not showing interest to fight him  
Fury said he is preparing and hoping for his next fight on December 5th with Agit Kabayel in London:
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2020/11/tyson-fury-worried-about-deontay-wilders-mental-wellbeing-offers-to-help/

Anthony Joshua is fighting against Kubrat Pulev on December 12, and everyone is expecting Fury vs Joshua next.

For now, slowly the interest of this Trilogy is going now, they are not in the situation where fans are dying to see these two fighter fight in the ring, the interest now has shifted to Joshua vs Fury, and slowly Wilder is loss somewhere, of course he can get back, but not with a fight with Fury this time.

Both of these fighters would win their respective match, and I would say it's easy for them.

I don't think the interest is going anywhere and I'm sure most would want to see a trilogy fight than one against someone like Agit Kabayel. Surely people would rather see him face Wilder again than some bum or journeyman? The AJ fights are a long way away and AJ is fighting this month so there's no point Fury waiting around. The fight against Agit Kabayel might not even happen either and if AJ loses again there'll be another rematch.

It is clear that for Fury the trilogy with Wilder does not carry much meaning now and he has moved on, how any mediation is going to resolve this issue now when Fury is going to fight Kabayel? Maybe talk of a trilogy will be seriously revived if Fury wins his next fight then fights Wilder if it can be arranged. Things are not that straightforward any longer that Fury and Wilder can have their third fight, it is more complex to negotiate now and it is Fury that has the balance of power with him and Wilder simple is at a disadvantage.

It carries a lot of meaning to Wilder as it's his only chance to win his belts back along with the biggest payday he'll be getting, not to mention he will feel like he's owed it as the rematch was in the contract and that's what mediation will attempt to sort out. I don't think the Agit Kabayel fight is a done deal anyway or it certainly didn't seem that way in the interview Fury did yesterday so if that doesn't happen he can take the rematch or put that aside to do it next month, which is probably a bit too soon in my opinion but if Fury is ok with fighting Agit I can't see why he can't fight Wilder but maybe Wilder isn't ready.

[hulla]

Deontay Wilder is really forcing this trilogy fight now and most people knows that he would only lose again.
Look at Tyson Fury now offering to help him with his mental issues, and he is not showing interest to fight him  
Fury said he is preparing and hoping for his next fight on December 5th with Agit Kabayel in London:
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2020/11/tyson-fury-worried-about-deontay-wilders-mental-wellbeing-offers-to-help/

Anthony Joshua is fighting against Kubrat Pulev on December 12, and everyone is expecting Fury vs Joshua next.

For now, slowly the interest of this Trilogy is going now, they are not in the situation where fans are dying to see these two fighter fight in the ring, the interest now has shifted to Joshua vs Fury, and slowly Wilder is loss somewhere, of course he can get back, but not with a fight with Fury this time.

Both of these fighters would win their respective match, and I would say it's easy for them.

I don't think the interest is going anywhere and I'm sure most would want to see a trilogy fight than one against someone like Agit Kabayel. Surely people would rather see him face Wilder again than some bum or journeyman? The AJ fights are a long way away and AJ is fighting this month so there's no point Fury waiting around. The fight against Agit Kabayel might not even happen either and if AJ loses again there'll be another rematch.

notblox1, even with the result of their (Wilder v Fury) previous fight, it too early to tell the result of their trilogy fight that havent occur cause the two fighters have the chance of winning.
Natalim, it not that the fans are not really interested in the trilogy fight, it was Wilder mute about the fight that somehow keep the whole thing on hold and as hilariousetc said I believe people will want the trilogy fight than Fury taking on Agit but I think it Carlos Takam not Agit.
With that been said, this is what Wilder said about their last fight and also make a video about on Instagram.

it is time for you to be a man and honor your agreement.
What is this bullshit of you fighting Carlos Takam instead of me, you got to be kidding.
When you were going through your darkest time, I told you that if you got yourself together I would give you a title shot. Being a man of my word, I gave you the title shot.
When that fight was a draw, I told you that I would give you a rematch. You know I was offered more money to fight Joshua than I was getting to fight you. Again being a man of my word, I fought you
like I said I would.
In the rematch agreement, there was a rematch clause. Now it is time for you to be a man and honor your word, instead of trying to weasel out of our agreement. Scared people run but a scary man will break his contract you coward Azz B**čh!

[notblox1]

Look, nobody wants to watch this fight again including me.
Fury is to smart for Wilder, and looking Wilder behaving like a little desperate girl will only push away Fury even more.
Let him first fight with Joshua, and later we can consider having that trilogy

[JollyGood]

It is clear that for Fury the trilogy with Wilder does not carry much meaning now and he has moved on, how any mediation is going to resolve this issue now when Fury is going to fight Kabayel? Maybe talk of a trilogy will be seriously revived if Fury wins his next fight then fights Wilder if it can be arranged. Things are not that straightforward any longer that Fury and Wilder can have their third fight, it is more complex to negotiate now and it is Fury that has the balance of power with him and Wilder simple is at a disadvantage.

It carries a lot of meaning to Wilder as it's his only chance to win his belts back along with the biggest payday he'll be getting, not to mention he will feel like he's owed it as the rematch was in the contract and that's what mediation will attempt to sort out. I don't think the Agit Kabayel fight is a done deal anyway or it certainly didn't seem that way in the interview Fury did yesterday so if that doesn't happen he can take the rematch or put that aside to do it next month, which is probably a bit too soon in my opinion but if Fury is ok with fighting Agit I can't see why he can't fight Wilder but maybe Wilder isn't ready.

Yes it would mean a lot to Wilder to get his belts back if he wins the third fight but do you think it would be wise for him to enter negotiations right now when there is talk of him being mentally unwell ever since he lost that fight? I would like to see a fully fit Wilder fight a fully fit Fury but only because there is/was a trilogy clause in the contract and not because I think it would be a great fight. I could be wrong but for me there is no need for a third fight unless both are legally obliged to take it - which I thought was the case. I do feel strongly that Fury should not enter in to negotiations to enter the ring to fight Wilder unless Wilder has psychiatric tests to ensure he is mentally well enough to fight.

Look, nobody wants to watch this fight again including me.
Fury is to smart for Wilder, and looking Wilder behaving like a little desperate girl will only push away Fury even more.
Let him first fight with Joshua, and later we can consider having that trilogy

I personally would put the petulance and strange statements from Wilder down to mental health issues just as Fury pointed out so maybe when you wrote the word desperation is is but I suppose we have different contexts because I think Wilder is not well right now and needs time to get back to his pre-fight state of mind.

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Look, nobody wants to watch this fight again including me.
Fury is to smart for Wilder, and looking Wilder behaving like a little desperate girl will only push away Fury even more.
Let him first fight with Joshua, and later we can consider having that trilogy

Lots of people want to see it including me. First fight was a draw and the second was finished by the towel being thrown in regardless of Fury dominating so there's still unfinished business in my opinion. Joshua has a fight in the meantime as well so taking the Trilogy fight isn't going to delay anything. Also, it's probably not as easy as fighting someone else in the meantime for Fury especially if the belts are on the line because Wilder was contractually allowed to try win them back in a rematch.

Wilder responded to Fury's offer of help yesterday:

"Hey Tyson Fury, don't worry about me I am fine, blessed.

The only thing I want from you is for you to honour your agreement and fight me. I gave you two shots when I didn't have to and it changed your life. Now it is time for you to be a man and give me my shot as you agreed to."

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/news-deontay-wilder-responds-to-tyson-furys-offer-to-help-him-20201112

I think Fury should honour the contract and if he wins then it will be undisputed and we can all look forward to the Aj fight.

[Botnake]

Look, nobody wants to watch this fight again including me.
Fury is to smart for Wilder, and looking Wilder behaving like a little desperate girl will only push away Fury even more.
Let him first fight with Joshua, and later we can consider having that trilogy

No, there are still fans out there who wants to see this fight, before Wilder got defeated by Fury, he already have a lot of fans and some of these fans will remain loyal and hopefully Wilder will be able to bring back his reputation again. Wilder is not an amateur fighter, he has an impressive record so he is still a dangerous fighter and in fact we can look at the betting odds that is telling he still is.

Tyson Fury Vs. Deontay Wilder 3 Odds: The Early Betting Money Is Being Wagered On ‘Bronze Bomber’

One sports book, BetOnline.ag, listed Fury last week as a -220 favorite (wager $220 to win $100) and Wilder as a +180 underdog (win $180 on a $100 bet). Since then, Fury’s odds have moved to -260 and Wilder is at +220 on that site.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/54954122

Briton Tyson Fury has abandoned plans to fight in London on 5 December.

The 32-year-old world heavyweight champion, who has not fought since beating Deontay Wilder in February, had been expected to confirm a bout against Germany's Agit Kabayel.

I didn't think this was going to happen. Seems like a bit of a pointless fight and he might be in some sort of legal limbo with the Wilder rematch since it's in arbitration right now. The wise thing to do would be to wait to see what the outcome of the arbitration process is before he makes any decisions. Regardless, I still think he should fight Wilder and put that speculation to rest and he's going to have to wait for AJ anyway. It's still going to be the biggest fight for both of them.

Fury's younger brother even called out Wilder's younger brother recently:

https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/789293/tommy-fury-deontay-wilder-brother-marsellos/

Maybe that fight could be on the under-card. That would certainly add some more heat to the fight. Can even bill it as a war of families.

[notblox1]

Yes, Deontay Wilder is pushing for arbitration to enforce a rematch clause in the contract but problem is  that contract period has expired.
Fury said uk Telegraph newspaper that he would never fight Wilder again because of Wilder behavior and what he said about him, but he did cancel December 5 fight.
Let's see what will arbitrator say, but it's clear for me - contract expired.
https://boxingjunkie.usatoday.com/2020/11/tyson-fury-scraps-dec-5-fight-could-face-deontay-wilder-next-year