Tyson Fury reaction towards Deontay Wilder

Tyson Fury reacts brilliantly to being called the challenger for Deontay Wilder

By gowidenews

Report reaching us say that,

Tyson Fury insists he is not the challenger for his championship showdown with Deontay Wilder on 1 December.

Wilder and Fury came face-to-face at their first press conference on Monday, and were given a flashy entrance by the BT Sport studio team.

But Fury was annoyed when BT Sport presenter Jack Dempsey called him the challenger in the WBC title fight.

Wilder is the WBC champion, and Fury will be bidding to strip the American of his strap.

‘I am no challenger. I am the lineal heavyweight champion of the world,’ Fury said after he was introduced as the challenger.

Fury then demanded Dempsey restart his introduction, and forget about calling him the challenger.

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‘I’m not savouring nothing, all I’m savouring is smashing Wilder’s head in, Fury said.

‘I’m in the mood for no messing. I will prove what I can do to this idiot. If we fought 30 times I would win 30 times.’

Fury and Wilder engaged in several tense exchanges during a fiery press conference, where the Brit continually interrupted his opponent and his team.

‘I say I’m the best, I say I hit the hardest, I say I’m the baddest man on the planet,’ Wilder said.

‘I believe every word I say. He is going to feel pain that he’s never felt before.’

Fury interrupted: ‘You’re not ready for me. I am gonna make you f**k yourself.’