Tyson Fury is now open to fighting Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas again after previously stating he would only take a fourth clash in the UK.
The 'Gypsy King' made his ring return last night in a one-sided trilogy clash with Derek Chisora in which he dominated and stopped his former two-time opponent in London. It was a much different spectacle to his third meeting with Wilder, where he was forced to recover from two knockdowns to stop the fight in the penultimate stanza.
Fury could find himself subject to a mandatory challenge from WBC champion Wilder next year who he has already beaten twice including last October. He previously stated he would be open to a fourth meeting but under one condition. “That [fourth fight] would be amazing over here in Wembley,” Fury told BT Sport. "I’ve been over there [the United States] three times now, if he wants the fourth fight he’s got to come to England. Do it at Wembley, break all records again.
