Tyson Fury reveals terms of ‘amazing’ FOURTH fight against Deontay Wilder with American in contention for title eliminator

TYSON FURY has opened the door to a sensational rematch against Deontay Wilder – on just one condition.

The heavyweight pair drew in 2018 and set up a rematch two years later, which Fury won via a seventh-round stoppage.

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They’ve saved the best in their classic 2021 trilogy for last, inclusive FIVE total rainfall.

Fury, himself knocked down twice in round four, dropped Wilder three times en route to a knockout in the 11th.

But an “amazing” fourth fight could lie ahead if Wilder, 37, is ordered to face Andy Ruiz Jr., 33, in a WBC Finals eliminator.

Although Fury will only share the ring with his American rival when he travels to the UK.

He told BT Sport: “That would be great here.

“I’ve been over there three times, if he wants the fourth fight he has to come to England. Do that at Wembley and break all records again.”

Fury will defend his belt against Derek Chisora ​​- the man he one-sided twice – on December 3.

Their unexpected trilogy came after planned superfights involving Oleksandr Usyk, 35, and Anthony Joshua, 33, collapsed.

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And Fury, who only announced his retirement from boxing in April, admitted he lacks motivation ahead of his return.

He said to Carl Frampton: I’m boxing today for no reason, no gain, no goals.

“So it’s like I’m treading water and until I meet someone who’s very hungry who isn’t treading water and is doing it because they have to put food in their kids’ stomachs and pay their bills, then that day becomes a say.” have day for me, don’t you.

“Well, boxing isn’t my heart, but I don’t have anything else. Without boxing, I’m nothing.

“Even though I’m a multi-millionaire and a family man, great, that’s all aside.

“But my passion and love affair has been boxing since childhood and I can’t let it go.

“I’m here today to say I’m a very, very, very selfish person because I should have left in April when I said I was going.

“And I’m back for more punishment, an idiot really, but what can we do?”

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