On this day in 2020, Tyson Fury delivered a masterclass in Las Vegas, dismantling Deontay Wilder to claim the WBC world heavyweight title. The bout marked the culmination of their intense rivalry, with Fury's promise to take the fight to the American ringing true in a spectacular seventh-round stoppage. Fourteen months after a contentious draw in their initial clash, where Fury's boxing prowess was overshadowed by knockdowns denying him victory, the British boxer left nothing to chance. From the third round, a clean right hand sent Wilder to the canvas, setting the tone for a bout dominated by Fury's relentless assault. In the fifth round, a powerful combination saw Wilder down again, prompting his corner to throw in the towel to spare the champion further punishment. Fury, acknowledging Wilder's resilience, praised his opponent's warrior spirit. Despite the one-sided nature of the fight, Fury recognized Wilder's heart and predicted a future return to champion status. The victory solidified Fury's comeback, proclaiming, "the king has returned to the top." The historic rivalry didn't conclude there; a third and final fight took place the following year, adding another chapter to their storied saga. Fury, faced with adversity, showcased his own champion's heart, overcoming a knockdown to secure a triumphant comeback and retain his title. Since that memorable night, Fury has continued his unbeaten streak, adding notable victories to his record. However, the journey hasn't been without challenges, as evidenced by his recent withdrawal from a fight with Oleksandr Usyk due to a cut suffered in the build-up. Nevertheless, the legacy of Fury's dominant win over Wilder in 2020 remains etched in boxing history. #TysonFury #DeontayWilder #HeavyweightBoxing #ChampionComeback #WBCChampion #BoxingHistory