Tyson Fury finds it a bit distasteful to hear that Deontay Wilder will be going up against Jai Opetaia on his undercard. Fury says it’s clear that Wilder is a shell of himself and isn’t fit to be fighting professionally…

Tyson Fury has expressed strong opposition to Deontay Wilder potentially fighting Jai Opetaia, stating that his former rival should no longer be competing. Fury described the matchup as dangerous and stated that Wilder has looked diminished in recent outings, suggesting he should have retired after their final trilogy bout.
Fury claimed that Wilder is continuing to fight primarily due to financial obligations rather than sporting capability. Reflecting on Wilder's recent performance against Derek Chisora, Fury argued that Wilder's signature punching power has faded, calling the veteran's continued career a sad development for the sport.
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