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Wilder to keep his calm while Fury says he will annihilate Wilder

Wilder to keep his calm while Fury says he will annihilate Wilder
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Deontay Wilder says he’s going to keep his calm in tomorrow’s trilogy fight against WBC champion Tyson Fury so he can make good decisions in the ring.

He will be aiming to reclaim the WBC title that he lost to Fury in February 2020.

Wilder says he is re-introducing himself in tomorrow’s fight.

Fury says he will put Wilder in the royal infirmary after tomorrow’s fight.

Fury has a record of 30 wins with 1 draw while his opponent Wilder has won 42 fights with 1 loss and 1 draw.

The first fight ended with a split decision draw giving Wilder the win while their second clash, Fury stopped Wilder in the seventh round after his trainer threw in the towel.

In tomorrow’s fight card, Frank Sanchez will face Efe Ajagba, Adam Kownacki taking on Robert Helenius and Jared Anderson will fight Vladimir Tereshkin.

The fight program for the Fury and Wilder fight will begin around midday.

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