Fiori looks forward to another clash with Wilder

Fiori looks forward to another clash with Wilder

After a dramatic draw that saved the title of the American heavyweight champion

Wilder and Fiori exchange punches among heavyweights (Reuters)

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A few minutes after the last match between boxing champion Dwightay Wilder and WTA champion Tyson Fiori, with a draw after 12 rounds, the boxing camp has launched another challenge. As the match ended in a draw, Wilder retained the title.
The 33-year-old was able to knock out his 30-year-old twice without being able to win the round of 16, as he had promised in his previous remarks at Staples Center in Los Angeles. Spectators.
The referees shared the score: one of them gave the Wailer 115-111, while the last Fiori was between 114 – 112 and the third between 113 – 113.
"I think I deserve to win because I dropped it twice, we gave it all tonight," said Wilder. We both wear the genes of warriors, and I think I was the best, I plan to defeat him when we repeat. "
The undefeated American boxer, 41 years in his history, called for a new meeting against the British. "Let the fans give what they want," he said. It was a beautiful fall and we have to do it again. "
For his part, Fiore said that he had offered everything he could offer during the match. "We are off the pitch, I fell twice on the ground, but I still think I won," he said. The world knows that I won. Fiore also expressed his wish that "100%" will launch a new campaign against Wilder.
Although each boxer considered that it was worth winning, both contenders accepted a draw. "I would not stay here and complain, I would say the victory was stolen or something like that … I thought I won, but I will let the public judge it," Fiori said.
After two years of absence from depression, alcoholism and drugs, the British returned to boxing this year. He won the world heavyweight title in 2015.
In most rounds, Fiori managed to avoid the powerful strokes of Wilder, who failed to hit his opponent several times. Wilder Fiori hit 71 times out of 430 points on his face.
For his part, Fiore relied on a small number of punches, but chose the timing more judiciously, inflating his opponent over his left eye.
Fury was looking to take the initiative as Wilder managed to drop him for the first time in the ninth round. The British, however, returned to the competition, but he received two violent blows to the left and right hands of the Wilder, which caused him to fall again in the final round of the last 12.
"I really thought I could do it," said Wilder. "I saw the judgment rebaduring him, and I thought it was over. I do not know how he managed to get up."
Fiori acknowledged that he was not expecting a further increase. "I do not know how you did it, I have a good fighting spirit." The boxers kept their record undefeated, Wilder scoring 40 wins, including 39 knockouts, while Fiori had 27.
After the verbal exchange preceding the descent, the boxers praise each other after the end of the confrontation and express their desire to resume the fight.
"We will meet again, me and this man are the best heavyweight boxers on the planet," said Fiori.