Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder are set to meet for the third time. Here is everything you need to know about the highly anticipated trilogy fight, including the date.

Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will lock horns to determine who is the better man once and for all.

The question is when will the highly anticipated third fight take place? After Fury bulldozed Wilder in February to win by seventh-round TKO to capture the WBC heavyweight championship, the tentative plan had been for them to face off on July 18. But the COVID-19 rocked the entire sports world and the date ended up getting pushed back to Dec. 19.

The bout was delayed again as Fury’s co-promoter, Bob Arum told ESPN that Fury-Wilder 3 will be moved because of football. No date was given as to when it will occur.

“We’re moving off because there’s five conference championship games that day and night, plus two NFL games,” Arum said. “So we can’t go with the 19th; we’re looking at other dates right now because ESPN advised us, and Fox advised the PBC [which promotes Wilder].”

Fury and Wilder squared off in December 2018 and fought to a split draw in what ended up being one of the best fights of the year. The Brit outboxed Wilder for the majority of the contest. Heading into the 12th round, Fury had the lead on two judges’ scorecards. But the “Bronze Bomber” showed why he has the ultimate equalizer, blasting Fury with a vicious two-punch combination to send him to the canvas. Fury looked to be out for the count but beat the count and made it through the end of the round.

Wilder and Fury took a pair of interim fights before meeting in the rematch in February. Fury dominated from their second meeting from the opening bell. He outboxed and overpowered Wilder, dropping him to the mat in the third and fifth rounds. It looked to be a matter of time before Fury put Wilder away. That occurred in the seventh round when Fury landed a barrage of shots. Not wanting their guy to continue to take unnecessary punishment, Wilder co-trainer Mark Breland threw in the towel.

What will happen when Fury and Wilder battle for the third and likely, final time?

When is Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder 3?

Date: TBA

The bout had been tentatively scheduled for Dec. 19, but Fury’s co-promoter, Bob Arum, says that date no longer works because of the slate of college football championship games on that day. A new date is in the works.

Where is the Fury vs. Wilder 3 fight?

In the same interview with ESPN, Arum said the plan is for Fury vs. Wilder 3 to take place at Allegiant Stadium, the home of the Las Vegas Raiders, with limited seating and social distancing guidelines.

“Everybody is on board,” Arum said.

Fury vs. Wilder 3: How to watch, live stream the fight

More information to come when the fight is officially announced.

Fury vs. Wilder 3 fight card

Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder for Fury’s WBC Heavyweight title

British matchroom boxing Eddie Hurne was rescheduled on August 8 or 15 to WBC world heavyweight interim champion Dillian White (UK), former WBA world class champion Alexander The title battle that Povetkin (Russia) challenges suggests that it will be held in an unaided match from late July to early August. In addition, the world’s first women’s boxer to conquer the world’s seventh class, Amanda Serrano (Puerto Rico), and four-group unified women’s lightweight champion Katie Taylor (UK) will face the top of the women’s championship at the same time.

Interim champion Dillian White, who has been number one in the WBC ranking for many years. Former WBA champion and Olympic gold medalist Alexander Povetkin appears to be a big fight in his first unspectated match, as promoter Eddie Khan will be at the fight camp on August 8 or 15. I’m making an announcement.

White “Povetkin is a gold medalist and this is great. He has a lot of experience, he’s a former world champion and he only loses to Joshua and Klitschko. He’s still giving Joshua a lot of problems in Dangerous. And then I also defeated Huey Fury, he will come in a good shape and he doesn’t take him for granted, he’s a tough, well-educated fighter, he’s always heavyweight when I see his record. You know he’s a congenial knockout player, he’s better than hooks, prices, tacums and chars, he said a lot is left in Saudi Arabia and he’s still congenial. But I’m attacking like an animal. I want to be a world heavyweight champion, I feel like a lion anywhere in the world. If you want to be a world champion you have to fight everywhere. Manchester is a great fight I have a lot of fans and I’m looking forward to making a comeback. ”

White once faced Anthony Joshua and shook Joshua in the second round, but lost the stamina in the seventh round and lost the stop for the first time. I’ve been looking for a rematch from there, but I haven’t been treated as an opponent.

He has defeated contender Derek Chizora twice. In the rematch, we have a strong knockout that faints Chizora. He also won the WBO Heavyweight Champion Joseph Parker after winning the decision, and also defeats European Champion Robert Hellenius.

Last year, he won the decision, even though he had his Oscar Ribas down. However, he was found guilty and positive after a doping test, but suffered rumors. He then defeats Mariush Wah in Saudi Arabia and will play a match against former WBA champion Alexander Povetkin in May, but there is no doubt that it will be postponed in Corona.

“I thought I had to start first when this idea was born. I thought this situation would last for fewer obstacles at our location. It’s not impossible for us. It doesn’t take away the quality of the fighters’ fights. One of the reasons why fighting in boxing in Britain is difficult is that the fighters aren’t in the gym. I’m training but not seriously. However, the British commission hasn’t allowed sparring yet.The White vs. Povetkin match was Manchester but originally we had a small budget, which is cheaper than a hotel or Manchester ban. I’m planning to cut from 10 games to 5 games. ”

Well, I’m glad that the game is going to be decided in any case. For more visit: WhytePovetkinFights.com

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