Tyson Fury sets terms for fourth fight with Deontay Wilder

Tyson Fury has set his terms for a fourth fight with Deontay Wilder. The Gypsy King says that he will consider another crack at the American if they stage the fight at Wembley Stadium.Both men’s previous three fights took place in Las Vegas (MGM Grand and T-Mobile Arena) and the Mancunian feels a contest in front of a home crowd is long overdue. Fury stopped Wilder in their last two encounters after a draw in their inaugural outing but had to pick himself up off the canvas twice to win the last time out.Shortly after, Wilder took a year out of competition before returning with an emphatic first-round knockout over former sparring partner Robert Helenius in a WBC eliminator bout. He has since been ordered to face Andy Ruiz Jr in a final eliminator and is now just one fight away from a fourth clash with Fury.Talking up the prospect during an interview with BT Sport, Fury said: “Deontay Wilder is now fighting Andy Ruiz Jr for a final eliminator to fight me. Now (a fourth Wilder fight) would be amazing here at Wembley again, wouldn’t it? I’ve been over there (to the United States) three times now. If he wants the fourth fight, he’s got to come to England. Tyson Fury will fight Deontay Wilder for a fourth time if they square off at Wembley Stadium (Image: GETTY)’Sell out Wembley, break all records again. Wilder is a phenomenal athlete, a phenomenal puncher. Here’s the thing I beat Wilder, some people would say three times, others would say two and a draw, however, you want to look at it. Would people be interested in seeing me and him fight again for a fourth time?’Yeah. Even after three defeats, I beat Chisora twice so anything can happen. How many times can you play with fire before you get burnt? We’ll see but the future is bright for The Gypsy King and I ain’t going nowhere.’MORE BOXING NEWS…Joshua torn apart by Whyte in ‘spineless’ rant as ‘act’ called outWilder’s trainer offers Usyk lifeline with Fury fight in doubtJohn Fury loses it over Anthony Joshua question – ‘He p****** out’ Deontay Wilder is one fight away from a shot at Tyson Fury’s WBC title (Image: GETTY)Fury is due to face Derek Chisora next on December 3 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – a fight which was supposed to warm up the inactive Brit for the blockbuster undisputed unification bout with Oleksandr Usyk in early 2023.However, with the IBF recently ordering the Ukrainian to defend his title against mandatory challenger Filip Hrgovic those plans look like they will be put on hold. Usually, the champion would have the opportunity to ask for an exception to the order but with Hrgovic refusing to take a step aside offer and asking for an immediate purse bid, Usyk will be forced to defend or vacate.