DEONTAY WILDER HOSPITALIZED AFTER BLOODY BRUTAL DEFEAT TO TYSON FURY

Deontay Wilder was quickly rushed to the hospital yesterday after he lost to Tyson Fury in their heavyweight title rematch.

The 34-year-old American boxer Deontay Wilder suffered the first professional defeat of his career as he was brutally knocked down twice before his defeat to his British rival, 31, in the seventh round of the clash in Las Vegas on Sunday morning.

The fight was ended with fear of possibility of a burst eardrum, after blood was seen coming out from Wilder’s left ear and mouth.





After the fighting rounds,Deontay Wilder’s contender Tyson Fury was crowned WBC heavyweight champion and Wilder wasn’t able to attend his post-fight press conference as he was quickly taken to receive medical care at nearby hospital for a further check-up after being seen getting his ear stitched in his dressing room.

Instead his trainer, Jay Deas, took charge and handled the press conference and said: “He had a small cut inside the ear which may have affected his equilibrium so he’s going to get some stitches.

“That’s the extent of it; it was a gruelling fight against a gruelling fighter. This will give him some time to enjoy his family and rest up.”