GettyTyson Fury lands a punch on Deontay Wilder during their rematch.

On Saturday, February 22, the sporting world finally watched two of the best heavyweight boxers battle it out in a rematch. Tyson Gypsy King Fury competed against Deontay The Bronze Bomber Wilder in an exciting bout that ended with the Gypsy King as the victor.

Their first match last all twelve rounds, and it was declared a draw. That wasnt the case this time around. Fury dominated the fight, knocking The Bronze Bomber down multiple times and winning the fight by TKO after Wilders corner through in the towel during the seventh round.

With the match between the two boxing titans so highly anticipated, many fighters watched the event. They also took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the bout.

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Mike Tyson is seen celebrating after Fury stops Wilder.

Current Bellator Womens Featherweight Champion Cris Cyborg tweeted, Keep your head up [Deontay Wilder].

Current UFC Heavyweight Champion Stipe Miocic tweeted, Congrats [Tyson Fury]. Id love to sin Sweet Caroline in the ring. Lets do this.

Boxing prodigy Ryan Garcia tweeted, I dont give a care! FURY ACHIEVEED GREATNESS TODAY and i picked him to lose!!! Thats just props right there he fought the perfect fight all love [Tyson Fury].

Olympic gold medalist boxer and multiple promotional champion Claressa Shields tweeted, Damn congrats [Tyson Fury]! and [Deontay Wilder] you still the champ! and a hell of a fighter.

Top-ranked UFC heavyweight Francis Ngannous tweet reads, Lets make it happen, [Ngannou vs. Fury].

Former interim UFC Lightweight Champion Dustin Poirier tweeted, Fury beats [Anthony Joshua] too dont [tag] me.

The Gypsy King entered the boxing ring on February 22 as an undefeated fighter, and he left with his 0 in tact. Fury dominated The Bronze Bomber for most of the match, landing relentless punches and knocking him down multiple times. With the victory over Wilder, the Gypsy Kings overall professional record has improved to 30-0-1.

Deontay Wilder suffered his first ever pro boxing defeat to the hands of Fury. With the loss, The Bronze Bombers record has fallen to 42-1-1.A trilogy fight between the two men may happen down the line, but presumably Wilder will have earn his way back to that shot.

For Fury, a match with Anthony Joshua is what fans around the world are clamoring for.

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