Wilder said that he signed an agreement to have a rematch with Tyson Fury after he has fought the Cuban star, Luis Ortiz. “It’s officially on”, tweeted the American champion.

Wilder, who is currently 33 years old, tweeted that he agreed to fight Ortiz once again in a match that will probably occur in September 2019. He also said that he is by no means looking past Ortiz, noting that the latter is a dangerous fighter and that he is looking forward to facing Ortiz in the ring again after he defeated him last year in March with a 10^th round stoppage.

Tyson Fury will face the German fighter Tom Schwarz in Las Vegas in what will be his first fight after he teamed up with the US broadcaster ESPN. The only problem is that the two fighters are operating with different broadcasters in the US which will complicate the arrangements around the match. 

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Deontay Wilder knocked out Dominic Breazeale and held his title as the world heavyweight champion.

33 years old Wilder knocked out his rival in the first round and rose his record to one draw and 41 wins in 42 fights, which is a really impressive score. He outmaneuvered his opponent with an accurate right-hand jab followed by a left-hand jab. The stunning victory surprised even the biggest Wilder fans.

When the fight was over, Luis Ortiz approached Wilder in the ring and when asked about fights with Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury he said that no doors were closed and that fights like that were in discussion.

Wilders also said that all of the involved parties were talking and that there were too many people and opinions involved. Finally, he stated that the teams have to sit down and handle things so they could get it done for the fans. 

Dominic Brazeale left the fight without giving a statement for the media. 

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Wilder said that he signed an agreement to have a rematch with Tyson Fury after he has fought the Cuban star, Luis Ortiz. “It’s officially on”, tweeted the American champion.

Wilder, who is currently 33 years old, tweeted that he agreed to fight Ortiz once again in a match that will probably occur in September 2019. He also said that he is by no means looking past Ortiz, noting that the latter is a dangerous fighter and that he is looking forward to facing Ortiz in the ring again after he defeated him last year in March with a 10^th round stoppage.

Tyson Fury will face the German fighter Tom Schwarz in Las Vegas in what will be his first fight after he teamed up with the US broadcaster ESPN. The only problem is that the two fighters are operating with different broadcasters in the US which will complicate the arrangements around the match. 

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Deontay Wilder knocked out Dominic Breazeale and held his title as the world heavyweight champion.

33 years old Wilder knocked out his rival in the first round and rose his record to one draw and 41 wins in 42 fights, which is a really impressive score. He outmaneuvered his opponent with an accurate right-hand jab followed by a left-hand jab. The stunning victory surprised even the biggest Wilder fans.

When the fight was over, Luis Ortiz approached Wilder in the ring and when asked about fights with Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury he said that no doors were closed and that fights like that were in discussion.

Wilders also said that all of the involved parties were talking and that there were too many people and opinions involved. Finally, he stated that the teams have to sit down and handle things so they could get it done for the fans. 

Dominic Brazeale left the fight without giving a statement for the media. 

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