Tyson Fury has announced that he will not fight Deontay Wilder next.
Instead, the heavyweight titleholder intends to face another opponent on Dec. 5 in London and then take on Anthony Joshua in a title-unification fight next, assuming Joshua beats Kubrat Pulev on Dec. 12.
Fury knocked out Wilder in their second fight this past February, after which Wilder exercised a rematch clause allowing for a third fight. However, an original July date was pushed back to October and then December.
According to Fury, Wilder and Co. wanted another postponement. And that was the last straw for him. He decided to move on.
Did Fury make the right decision?
In this episode of Jabs with Mannix and Mora, courtesy of DAZN, hosts Chris Mannix and Sergio Mora give their thoughts on that topic.
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