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Tyson Fury has set out a road map for his next five fights – starting with 'another annihilation' of Deontay Wilder in their trinity fight - before he retires as the undisputed world heavyweight champion.
'I've got my bucket list in order,' says the Gypsy King. It reads like this:
Wilder, Las Vegas, October 9 Dillian Whyte, homecoming fight in December, probably under the roof of Cardiff's Principality Stadium Anthony Joshua, Saudi Arabia, March Joshua rematch, Wembley Stadium, next summer Derek Chisora, maybe Cardiff again, next winter
Tyson Fury is preparing for a trilogy fight against American Deontay Wilder on October 9
Wilder (left) drew against Fury in their first bout, before the Brit was victorious in the rematch
'No problem with any of these bums,' says Fury. 'Yes, bums. That's what I call them in comparison to myself, the best fighter of all time.'
And this what he had to say about each of them on the BT YouTube channel: 'Wilder, I almost feel sorry for him. Although not that sorry because he stayed silent at the last press conference. Like an idiot.
'So for not helping me sell tickets and pay-per-view he should be
