Tyson Fury says Deontay Wilder's mind games 'don't work' and has shrugged off suggestions that his American rival will stay silent in their final press conference.
Wilder refused to utter another word after a brief opening speech at a previous press conference, but Fury insists Wilder is unable to unsettle him ahead of their trilogy clash.
Wilder has been working with new head trainer Malik Scott, who has predicted that the Alabama man will avenge his stoppage defeat in their second fight with a stunning knockout.
The Fury vs Wilder fight is scheduled for Sunday and the fight program will start at about midday.
[Source: Sky Sports]
