Deontay Wilder will invite Tyson Fury and 'coward' Anthony Joshua for his party IF he wins

Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder are slated to fight each or in an epic re-match on February 22, 2020. Apart from WBC Heavyweight title, Deontay Wilder will be putting his undefeated boxing record on line against ar undefeated heavyweight Tyson Fury.

heavyweight gladiators share an intense rivalry between each or. However, Deontay Wilder has clarified that he loves Tyson Fury as a person. After fight gets done, Deontay Wilder has planned to host a party for Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua if he wins. However, WBC heavyweight champion went on to mock Anthony Joshua by calling him a ‘coward’.

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Deontay Wilder plans to party with Tyson Fury after fight

During an interview on Rich Eisen Show, Deontay Wilder said that he is planning to have a grand celebration after fighting Tyson Fury on February 22. Bronze Bomber furr revealed that he had invited Tyson Fury in party too. undefeated American said, “As a person, I like him (Tyson Fury). As fighters, we always have to compete against each or and you kw at times y can get very competitive in ring. And we say certain things to promote and stuff like that. It is just our emotions that are getting best of us, negative energy that we displace, so when we are in ring we have an opportunity to release. So, in end, that’s when we are able to embrace each or."

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However, things went loose when Deontay Wilder slammed Anthony Joshua by calling him a coward. “He (Anthony Joshua) is invited as well, coward. I doubt it (Wher Anthony Joshua will show up or t). But he (Anthony Joshua) is invited too,” Wilder said.

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(Im courtesy: Instagram of Anthony Joshua and WBC.com)