Briton Tyson Fury is now the WBC heavyweight champion of the world after a dominating performance to outclass Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas.
It was one of the most anticipated heavyweight fights of a generation as Fury looked for justice after he felt he was robbed of victory in their original fight in December 2018.
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Fury stopped Wilder in round seven, handing the American his first loss – as the British fighter went on to become world champion for the second time.
Wilder’s corner threw the towel in after a sustained battering by Fury, who could now look to fight Anthony Joshua in a box office Battle of Britain after bagging the WBC belt.
