Tyson Fury

Finding Fury’s best fight is not a challenge, as the Gypsy King has publicly revealed the proudest moment of his career. This was the trilogy of fights between himself and Deontay Wilder, specifically the rematch which took place between the pair after their initial draw in 2018.

The rematch bout was scheduled for 22^nd February 2020 and would shake the boxing world. An undefeated Wilder at 40-0-1 is a terrifying thought for any man, with even Fury admitting that he was apprehensive about the challenge of facing the undefeated Bronze Bomber.

During the fight, Fury decked Wilder in the third round with a brutal right hand. Wilder was then dropped twice more, but the referee did not count these as knockdowns. Fury managed to unleash a barrage of strikes before dropping Wilder again in the fifth round, and finally Wilder’s corner threw in the towel during the seventh to stop the American from absorbing any further damage.

Incredibly, as well as being ahead on all scorecards prior to the stoppage, Fury’s defence was superb, having evaded most of Wilder’s strikes with the Bronze Bomber only landing 34 of his 141 punches – just a 24% success rate. This goes to show as well as brutal raw power of a heavyweight, Fury has the agility of a lightweight.