World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is set to go head to head once more with Deontay Wilder in what will be their third fight.
The two big-hitters are set to complete a trilogy of bouts on the back of an arbitration hearing that took place in the United States, just moments before a money-spinning affair with unified champion Anthony Joshua.
As a result, Fury was contractually abliged to face the Bronze Bomber once more as the WBC title holder will hold the first defence of the infamous green and gold belt.
During their first bout back in 2018, Wilder looked to have knocked out Fury in the 12th round of the fight. But in a fashion similar to WWE's The Undertaker, the Wythenshawe-born star somehow rose from the canvas to complete the fight. However, he was forced to settle for a draw after many say Fury should have won the fight.
