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Tyson Fury Dismisses Cheating Allegations from Rival Wilder
Heavyweight champion responds defiantly to claims of wrongdoing in their trilogy fights
Apr. 10, 2026 at 11:12am
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The ongoing feud between heavyweight champions Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder continues to captivate boxing fans, with the latest cheating allegations adding fuel to the fire.Los Angeles TodayHeavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury has dismissed accusations of cheating from his longtime rival Deontay Wilder, who claims to have proof that Fury engaged in foul play during their trilogy of fights. Fury responded defiantly, saying 'You don't hear me crying and moaning' about the allegations.
Why it matters
This long-running feud between Fury and Wilder has captivated boxing fans for years, with their trilogy of fights delivering some of the most dramatic moments in the heavyweight division. Wilder's latest claims, which include suggestions of racial bias, have reignited the controversy and could have major implications for both fighters' careers going forward.
The details
Wilder alleges that Fury cheated in two of their three fights, and has threatened legal action if his claims are proven false. Fury, however, is brushing off the accusations, stating he is focused on his upcoming fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov as he looks to reclaim his place atop the heavyweight ranks. Meanwhile, Wilder's own career is at a crossroads, with a must-win fight against Derek Chisora on the horizon.
- Fury and Wilder first fought in December 2018, resulting in a controversial draw.
- Fury defeated Wilder via TKO in their rematch in February 2020.
- Fury knocked out Wilder in the 11th round of their trilogy fight in October 2021.
- Wilder made the cheating allegations in April 2026, ahead of Fury's upcoming fight.
The players
Tyson Fury
The current WBC and The Ring heavyweight champion, known for his charismatic personality and dominant performances in the ring.
Deontay Wilder
Fury's longtime rival, a former WBC heavyweight champion who is seeking redemption after suffering multiple losses to Fury in their trilogy of fights.
Arslanbek Makhmudov
Fury's upcoming opponent, a rising heavyweight contender who Fury hopes to defeat as he looks to reclaim his place atop the division.
Derek Chisora
Wilder's next opponent, a veteran heavyweight who Wilder must defeat in order to keep his own career alive and relevant.
What they’re saying
“You don't hear me crying and moaning. I'm just getting on with my life and my career.”
— Tyson Fury, Heavyweight Champion
“If I'm lying, then please tell him to sue me.”
— Deontay Wilder, Former Heavyweight Champion
What’s next
Fury is set to face Arslanbek Makhmudov in his next fight, while Wilder's career hangs in the balance as he prepares to take on Derek Chisora in a must-win bout.
The takeaway
This ongoing feud between Fury and Wilder continues to captivate the boxing world, with the latest cheating allegations adding another layer of controversy to their storied rivalry. As both fighters look to move forward, the outcome of their respective upcoming fights could have significant implications for the future of the heavyweight division.
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