Tyson Fury reveals customised STOOL for Deontay Wilder fight with 'big dosser' and him knocking rival out emblazoned on

TYSON FURY has had a stool taunting Deontay Wilder specially made for the pair's trilogy fight this weekend.

WBC heavyweight king Fury will defend his title against the American in Las Vegas in the early hours of Sunday morning.



Fury has been throwing plenty of verbal jabs the Bronze Bomber's way ahead of their T-Mobile Arena tussle.

But the Brit has taken the mental warfare to the next level with his stool for fight night.

Between rounds, Fury, 33, will sit on a stool with a picture of himself clubbing Wilder in their rematch last February.

And to rub even more salt into the wounds, the phrase 'big dosser' is emblazoned around the snap.

Boxing fans were quick to comment, with one saying: "The dosser stool."

Another said: "Okay I think this is actually pretty funny, Wilder should have one with Fury laid out."

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And another said: "Should do a spit bucket the same."

One remarked: "That's hilarious."

Fury battered Wilder from pillar to post in their rematch last February, forcing the American's corner to throw in the towel in the seventh round.

And the Brit is determined to turn in an even better display third time around.

Speaking after his grand arrival outside of the T-Mobile Arena on Tuesday night, Fury vowed: "I am going to knock him out, quick time.

"I think he's a real piece of s**t, a real piece of garbage.

"For that I might do it slow, I might take my beating him up and make him quit. I might force him to say, 'No mas.'"

Wilder, meanwhile, is hellbent on avenging his sole loss, saying: "I see me beating him up and then knocking him out.

"There were a lot of things I visualised in the first fight and the second but I didn't execute the gameplan.

"This is a different feeling, all the way round, just the surroundings, the atmosphere and the energy as a whole.

"I'm looking forward to putting on a great performance."

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