Deontay Wilder faced a tough defeat in the recent heavyweight championship fight against Tyson Fury. Wilder, who came into the bout with an impressive 42-0-1 record, had previously only drawn against Fury in 2018.
Despite expectations of a close match, Fury completely outperformed Wilder, knocking him down multiple times in the ring. The ringside footage captured one of Fury’s powerful punches that sent Wilder to the canvas, showcasing the sheer strength behind Fury’s hits.
Wilder was unable to attend the post-fight press conference as he had to be hospitalized after the match. It was evident that Wilder sustained an ear injury during the third round when Fury delivered a heavy right hand blow to his temple.
This defeat marked the first loss in Wilder’s career, altering his record to 42-1-1.
