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Watch Fiori beat Wilder by knockout: "Never doubt me"

The British boxer has retained his heavyweight title on behalf of the WBC.

Dropped his opponent to the boards in the 11th round: "I am the best in the world"

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Sunday, 10 October 2021, 08:27 Updated: 08:48

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Watch the summary: Tyson Fury defeats Downday Wilder (Sport 1)

Tyson Fury retained his heavyweight world title early Sunday morning on behalf of the WBC Association, following a win over American Downtie Wilder.

The Battle of Las Vegas was the third confrontation between the two in recent years, after a draw in 2018 and in February 2020 the British won.

Fiori dropped Wilder to the boards tonight already in the third round, but the American recovered and returned a hair-raising battle impressively in the next round, knocking down his opponent twice.

The two continued to wrestle until in the 11th round the British managed to send his opponent to the arena floor once again.

This time Wilder failed to recover and Fiori won by knockout.

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A fascinating battle in Las Vegas.

Fury and Wilder (Photo: GettyImages, Mikey Williams / Top Rank Inc)

The 33-year-old Fiori now holds an outstanding balance of 31 wins, 0 losses and one undecided battle.

22 of those victories were achieved by knockout, while the other 9 were determined by a judges decision.

"Never doubt me. When the chips are on the table, I always do the work," the Briton tweeted, and in a post-battle interview addressed his relatives and family: "I pray that God will soften his heart. I am the best boxer in the world and he is the second best."

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