Deontay Wilder Wants Rematch With Tyson Fury Says "I Can't Wait For WilderFury 2"

After months of anticipation, Deontay Wilder and British fighter Tyson Fury eventually got down in the ring on Dec. 1, which ended in a controversial draw and the public is split over who should have been awarded the decision. 

Even between the two fighters, they both have different opinions over the result which the judges declared was draw by 113 - 113. 

After the fight, Tyson claimed "everyone knows" he truly won the fight, and Wilder who knockdown the Briton in 9th and 12th round was not having that claim saying it actually the opposite because he "definitely won the fight". 

That has thrown open an option a rematch and it appeared both fighters can not wait to get down in the ring to prove their points. 

In an Instagram update, the undefeated and WBC Heavyweight champion Wilder wrote in a caption to a picture from the fight, asking for a rematch. 

"Thanks to the city of Los Angeles, Staples Center and all the fans around the world that supported this David vs Goliath fight," wrote Wilder in the long caption. 

Stating his reasons why the judges should have just declared him the winner he wrote, "I take nothing away from this fighf but we won this fight. To beat the champion, you must dominate the champ and to me i was the more aggressive fighter and landed the more effective punches." 

In the end, all that Wilder wanted is to settle the controversies and to get that done he called for a rematch as he wrote, "I can't wait for WilderFury2."