TYSON FURY’s brutal knockout against Deontay Wilder was perfectly captured from the ring.
Some fans even say it shows the moment the Gypsy King stole his rival’s SOUL.
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Tyson Fury KO against Deontay Wilder was perfectly caught from the ring
Fury has dramatically concluded his trilogy series with Wilder with one round remaining after a right hand threw the American onto the screen.
After the blow landed, sweat flew off the former master’s head and the referee waved it off.
The breathtaking knockout and the epic 11 rounds were praised by the fans online, who were immediately spoiled with a classic.
One said, “Wilder’s soul went with that blow. Wouldn’t be surprised if he retires.”
Another said, “It was one of the greatest heavyweight fights in history. Fury and Wilder are warriors who can take these blows.”
One commented: “Absolutely destroyed. If you look closely, you can almost see Wilder’s soul leaving his body after the last blow. Delicious.”
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After the tense battle, Fury, 33, tried to make peace with Wilder, 35, but his efforts were snubbed.
Former champion David Haye believes Wilder wasn’t “coherent enough” to shake Fury’s hand and may have felt the effects of the fight.
Haye, 40, told iFL TV: “You don’t know where Wilder’s head is. So much ego is at stake for him. His whole life was at stake.
“Tyson Fury literally took his soul. And now Tyson Fury wants a handshake too.
“I’m sure in his head; he says: ‘I am not giving you anything else, you have taken everything; you ruined me. ‘
“Maybe he said, ‘I can’t even give you my hand.’ He also took a lot of hits on the head.
So much ego is at stake for him. His whole life was at stake. Tyson Fury literally took his soul away. And now Tyson Fury wants a handshake too.
David Haye
“You won’t be coherent enough to maybe shake hands with someone, it’s complicated.
“You don’t know where someone is emotionally. He might have had a breakdown shaking hands with him.
“Maybe the realization: ‘This man is better than me. Maybe he just doesn’t want it to come to that, I don’t know.
“It would have been nice for him to shake hands, hug him and say, ‘Yes, you are the better man. You hit me tonight; You hit me last time. Good luck in the future ‘.
“But everyone is different.”
Deontay Wilder wasn’t “coherent enough” to shake hands with Tyson Fury after his “soul” became trapped in battle, says David Haye