Ever since Tyson Fury took down Wladimir Klitschko, we’ve been wondering what he will do next.
A clause in the fight’s contract gives Klitschko a chance to win back his title, but we’ve been hoping to see Fury take on the other heavyweight champion of the world, Deontay Wilder.
Wilder might not be too well-known on these shores despite his 35-0 record (with 34 KOs), but that could be about to change after he admitted that he would be willing to go to London to fight Fury in a unification bout.
Speaking to sportswriter Mark Kriegel for Showtime, Wilder said: “I think [Fury] will fight. I’ll go to London for that. I’ll go to his territory for that one.”
