Tyson Fury has refused to rule out a fourth fight with Deontay Wilder despite having already knocked him out twice in their legendary world title trilogy.
The world heavyweight champion has faced Wilder three times already, going to a very controversial split decision draw in their first bout before stopping him in the seventh round of their 2020 rematch and the eleventh in their 2021 trilogy. But he has maintained his position that the American is one of the world's top heavyweights, ahead of fellow champion Oleksandr Usyk.
And Wilder has been told that should he beat Robert Helenius in his comeback fight and then Andy Ruiz Jr in a final eliminator, the WBC will make him mandatory challenger for Fury's belt. The Brit is keen to stay on good terms with the WBC, and is willing to give him another shot if he earns it against Ruiz.
