Biggest Heavyweight Boxing Match in a Decade TONIGHT!

The heavyweight boxing scene is seeing a resurgence, and tonight, Saturday December 1st it will reach a new peak on the comeback trail.

Being billed at “POWER and FURY” it features 2 of literally the biggest and undefeated boxers in the world.

In one corner:, the WBC champ, American  6 foot seven-inch, Deontay Wilder with 40 wins, zero losses, 39 knock outs.  In the other corner, 6 foot nine-inch , British boxing champ, Tyson Fury, with  27 wins, zero losses, 19 knockouts.

It is a true clash of the titans, and with both fighters being undefeated, somebody’s “O” has to go.

The first press conference promoting this fight showed both fighter hurling personal insults at each other in New York.  It look like with the name calling, some bad blood may be involved, besides pride and the legacy at stake,

CHECK OUT THE INTENSE PRESS CONFERENCE EARLIER THIS WEEK  – CLICK HERE

The fight will be held TONIGHT – December 1st, at the Los Angeles Staples Center, and can be seen at local cinemas and cable Pay Per View.  The fight will be the last one of a boxing card, and the main event should start approximately 11:30pm Eastern time tonight.

 

PLACES TO SEE THE FIGHT:

THESE CINEMAS are showing the fight starting with the 9pm undercard for $25 per seat.
Dayton South 16 and XD
Huber Heights 16
Regal Fairfield Commons Stadium 20 & RPX
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT CINEMARK.COM or at the DOOR.

You can also purchase the fight through your local cable provider SHOWTIME PAY PER VIEW  for $74 or Stream live online on Showtime.com or in the SHOWTIME app on supported iOS, Apple TV (4th Gen), Fire TV or Android mobile devices

• SHOWTIME subscription not required/included

 

The fight is a fascinating clash of 2 personalities – both undefeated.

TYSON FURY – “THE GYPSY KING” was born in Manchester, England in 1988 and named after boxing champ Mike Tyson. On Nov 28th, 2015, Fury knocked out longtime champ Wladimir Klitschko in a world heavyweight title showdown, for the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, IBO, Lineal and The Ring heavyweight titles.  As a rematch was being set up, Fury failed a drug test in Sept. 2016. A month later he forfeited the titles due to the test results and sought help for depression.  He has never been beaten in the ring.

 

DEONTAY WILDER – “THE BRONZE BOMBER” His incredible knockout record speaks for itself.  He has 40 fights, 40 wins and 39 knockouts. Wilder is the current WBC Champ and was an Olympic Bronze Medalist.  He was born in Alabama 33 years ago.  He has 2 sons and 3 daughters, one of which has special needs do to spina bifida.   Although highly unknown in the USA, he is a slight favorite for the fight.  Wilder looks capture the nation’s attention and put Heavyweight Boxing back on the map.

 

 

TO THE WINNER GOES THE SPOILS:
The winner of the superfight is pretty much guaranteed another big payday versus ANTHONY JOSHUA.. a British born Nigerian who holds the other championship belts that Tyson Fury forfeited.  Joshua has an impressive record of 22-0 with 21 knockouts and is also a huge fighter at  6 foot 6 inches tall..  The winner of  the FURY – WILDER fight would be in line for this mega bout which will be a unification of the titles, meaning just one champion of the world.

If you get a chance to watch the fight at home on PPV or stream the fight, or even stream the fight. Remember, the undercard fights start at 9pm and the main event should start closer to midnight.’

 

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