Fury vs Wilder 3: Date and time

Fury is slated to fight Wilder for the third time next after the Bronze Bomber took up his rematch clause.

The date and location of the bout has not officially been confirmed yet and was expected to be held at the MGM Grand again on July 18.

That has had to be changed due to the ongoing issues surrounding the pandemic and the fight is now reportedly set to take place on October 3 in Las Vegas again.

Frank Warren, Fury’s promoter, revealed to talkSPORT: “Yes, he’s invoked the rematch clause so that is what we are working towards.

“It’s contracted to take place in the States. That is in the contract and set in stone unless anyone agrees differently.”

Fury’s co-promoter Bob Arum has now revealed that the trilogy fight will be pushed back to the autumn.

When asked if the bout would take place on July 18, Arum told ESPN: “Clearly not. We don’t even know if the MGM will even be open by then.

“You could not guarantee the fighters that the event would take place on that date. We couldn’t convince them or ourselves.

“Where were they going to train for it? It just made no sense. You just have to take a step back. How are you going to sell tickets? It’s absolutely ridiculous to say the fight is on when the Brits can’t even get there.

“So everybody has to take a step back. Boxing is not isolated. It’s part of what’s happening in the world. So possibly the fight will be in early October.”

Wilder Fury 3 live stream, date, time, and undercard

The Bronze Bomber and Gypsy King square off in the biggest fight of the year . Fury vs Wilder 2 looks set to be a fight for the ages and we're here to tell you everything you need to know about 2020's biggest boxing event. This includes full details of how to live stream Wilder vs Fury 2 or watch the big fight on PPV TV - plus important information like the Fury vs Wilder time, date and undercard.



The Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder rematch takes place in Las Vegas at the iconic MGM Grand on Saturday, February 22. The show begins at 7pm ET/4pm PT, with undercard fights expected to start at 7.30pm ET/4.30pm PT. The main card is provisionally scheduled to begin at 9pm ET/6pm PT, which means the UK time of Wilder vs Fury 2 isn't likely to be until around 5am GMT.

The fight is being promoted as 'Unfinished Business', after the first Wilder vs Fury clash in 2018 ended in a controversial split draw decision. Nothing less than the WBC heavyweight title is at stake in Las Vegas, with both boxers also defending undefeated records.

The 6ft7in Wilder is a knockout artist, with the 34-year-old American boasting a 42-0-1 record that includes a staggering 41 wins by KO - the most recent of which saw the Bronze Bomber floor Luis Ortiz in November 2019.

On the opposite side of the ring, British man-mountain Tyson Fury stands at an even more imposing 6ft9in and will fly out to Vegas with a 29-0-1 record that features 20 wins by KO. He's best known for defeating Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 to become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.

By now, you probably can tell that this has the potential to become a legendary fight, so allow us to tell you how to live stream Fury vs Wilder 2 and watch all the action from Vegas as it happens.

How to watch Wilder vs Fury 3: live stream the big fight from outside your country

Read on for specific information on who is showing Wilder vs Fury 3 on TV and PPV in different countries including the US, UK and Australia. But the first thing worth mentioning is that anyone who finds themselves abroad for the big fight can still watch Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder via their usual home broadcaster or service by using a VPN. Otherwise known as a Virtual Private Network, it's a nifty bit of software that lets you access content from your home country completely legally. Crucially, this means you and won't have to loiter around the internet's sketchier corners for a stream.

Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury 2 : Boxing When , Where , What TV channel ?

 Wilder Fury 2 live streaming :  it looks likely to take place on February 22 2020.

According to ESPN, a much-anticipated rematch between current WBC Heavyweight boxing champion, Deontay Wilder, and current WBO Inter-Continental Heavyweight titleholder, Tyson Fury, has been set for Feb. 22, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The two men initially fought to a split draw in late 2018 in what was truly a highly-entertaining affair. According to the report, the two men had previously agreed to the do-over at the proposed date months ago, though they each still had challenges in front of them.

Fury defeated Tom Schwarz and Otto Wallin in the span of just four months, while, Wilder knocked out Dominic Breazeale in the very first round back in May, and was most recently flattening Luis Ortiz for the second time just last weekend

Where is it?

Wilder Fury II Fight Again, details to be confirmed. But Las Vegas is primed to host the fight.

What TV channel will it be on?

Deontay Wilder fight on BT Sport Box Office. Full details, including cost to readers, to be announced.

What time is the fight likely to start?

As with all Las Vegas fights, we expect it to start between 4am and 5am GMT.

How can I get tickets?

Details to be confirmed when the fight is officially announced.

What are their records?

Deontay Wilder Next fight

• Total fights 43
• Wins 42
• Wins by KO 41
• Losses 0
• Draws 1

Tyson Fury

• Total fights 30
• Wins 29
• Wins by KO 20
• Losses 0
• Draws 1

Wilder vs Fury 2 Fight date, venue and everything else you need to know

Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury have already been in the ring together once and are set to do it all again in one of the most widely-anticipated rematches in recent heavyweight memory.

The WBC heavyweight world title will be on the line once again after the split-decision draw in the first contest saw Wilder walk away with the belt that he has now held for almost five years.

But Fury is the first man to have faced him and not lost in the professional ranks and will be looking to go one better and beat him this time around to take him back to the top of heavyweight boxing for the first time since he beat Wladimir Klitschko back in 2015.

Wilder vs Fury 3 date

Most champions will have an immediate rematch clause built into any contract for a fight, enabling them to regain their title in case of an upset. It was this such clause that allowed Anthony Joshua to get straight back in the ring with Andy Ruiz Jr and regain his three heavyweight belts last Saturday.

It is understood that, unusually, both fighters had a rematch clause in their contracts, meaning that a decisive result would have resulted in an immediate re-run.

But even with the tied result back in December last year, the fight that saw Fury twice get up off the canvas was such an instant classic that there was little doubt the pair would meet again. Wilder Fury 3 live stream

Wilder vs Ortiz II: Deontay Wilder’s Premier Boxing Champions rematch with Luis Ortiz is live on Sky Sports

On November 23rd, 2019, Deontay “The Bronze Bomber” Wilder will face off against his most dangerous challenger to date Luis “King Kong” Ortiz for the WBC title. The two first engaged in an explosive showdown in Brooklyn that was one of 2018’s best fights. Now, they’re going at it again promising even better “clobbering” action. But the question is, if you can’t make it to the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, how can you Wilder vs Ortiz II stream it online? That’s easy. Here’s how you can watch Wilder vs Ortiz II live anywhere.

Deontay Wilder's rematch with Luis Ortiz is live on Sky Sports



Deontay Wilder defends his WBC heavyweight title against Luis Ortiz in a massive rematch in Las Vegas, live on Sky Sports, presented by BombZquad Promotions.

Boxing's longest reigning world heavyweight champion faces Ortiz again at the MGM Grand next month following their epic first encounter in 2018, with Wilder nearly being stopped in the seventh round before he dramatically knocked out 'King Kong' in the 10th at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

In the co-main event, Leo Santa Cruz attempts to become a four-division world champion when he battles Miguel Flores for the WBA 'Super' super-featherweight title before Wilder's second showdown with Ortiz.

The first fight with Luis Ortiz was a 'Fight of the Year' candidate and this one will be nothing less," said Wilder. "I'm going to knock out Luis Ortiz on November 23

Fury vs Wilder rematch: When is it?

Fury announced in July that his rematch against Wilder will take place on February 22, 2020.

The Gypsy King beat Sweden’s Otto Wallin on September 14 in a gruelling battle.

The Bronze Bomber is set to defend his WBC title against Luis Ortiz on November 23 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

The two will then clash once again providing Wilder comes through his fight unscathed.

Fury said: “The Wilder rematch has been confirmed and signed. 22nd of February, it’s on. “This time, I haven’t been out of the ring for three years. This time, I haven’t been abusing too much alcohol. And this time, I’m going to knock him the f*** out.”

Wilder added: “All contracts have been signed already. It’s officially on.

“As I always say I’m the realest champion in the business and as I’ve mentioned before I must handle all my controversial fights ASAP.

“By no means am I looking past Ortiz. He’s a dangerous fighter but I am looking through him.”

But that will not be the end, as Fury has claimed that there will be a third battle between the two in June next year to complete a trilogy of bouts.

Fury vs Wilder trilogy fight : Where will it be?

The first bout was held at the Staples Center in LA in December 2020.

The location for the rematch is yet to be confirmed but it will likely be on American soil again.

Wilder will be putting his WBC belt on the line and hasn’t fought outside the US since 2014.

The MGM Grand in Las Vegas, where Fury beat Tom Schwarz in June, and the Barclays Center in Brooklyn are the favourites to host the mouthwatering clash.

Wilder vs Fury 2 Still On Course For February

While Wilder vs Fury 2 may not be the most significant heavyweight bout set to take place in the six months, with the Joshua Ruiz Jr rematch firmly in possession of that mantle; it’s most likely going to be the pick of the fights in 2020. February 22nd is the date for the pair to step into the ring with each other once again, but now there are doubts it will take place.

Deontay Wilder, who currently holds the WBC heavyweight belt, is said to be taking on Luis Ortiz in a rematch on November 23rd, but the fight is still to be confirmed. There’s speculation that Wilder, who has 40 knockouts from 42 bouts on his record, is set to hold out to see what transpires in the rematch between Joshua vs Ruiz 2 in Saudi Arabia on December 7th.

These rumours were quickly dismissed by Team Tyson Fury, who suggested Wilder and his people would be in breach of contract as they have a signed agreement to take on the Bronze Bomber in 2020. With Wilder already having been in the ring with Fury, he’s said to fancy his chances against Joshua or Ruiz Jr over the Gypsy King. This would surely be a huge draw for any all boxing fans. Bettingonline prepared an overview of Odds and predictions for the Joshua vs Fury, and people are stocked.
The first meeting between Wilder and Fury resulted in a controversial draw, with the majority of those who saw the fight feeing Fury had outboxed his rival from the outset. While Wilder had Fury down in the ninth and then again in the twelfth, his punching power failed to deliver the knockout he was looking for, prompting calls for a rematch, something both men were keen on happening.

Since the draw against Fury, Wilder went on to defend his WBC heavyweight belt against Dominic Breazeale, a fight which the Bronze Bomber won by knockout in the first round. Fury has fought and beaten Tom Schwarz and Otto Wallin, with the latter providing cause for concern ahead of the scheduled rematch between the Gypsy King and Wilder.

In the third round of their fight, Wallin connected with a heavy left hook which tore open a considerable cut above Fury’s right eye. While Fury managed to battle on and secure the win by unanimous decision, he needed medical attention immediately after the fight. Fury was therefore handed a two-month medical suspension, casting doubt on whether he will be forced to pull out of his rematch with Wilder in February.

Fury’s promoter Frank Warren has however suggested that everything is going to plan as far as recovery is concerned, with the Gypsy King taking a much-needed break from boxing after fourteen gruelling months in the gym. Warren said that the situation wouldn’t be clear for another six or seven weeks, however, because only then will it be known whether Fury’s injury has fully healed.

If the two cuts sustained against Wallin are still an issue around Christmas, it will prevent Fury from being able to spar freely. So, the fight could be pushed back or pulled, but as things stand, everything is on course for the February showpiece.