Tyson Fury 2 results: Fury runs through Wilder to score seventh-round TKO. Tyson Fury won the highly anticipated rematch, stopping Deontay Wilder to capture the WBC belt.

Fans rage over 'harsh' £24.95 pay-per-view cost for Tyson Fury trilogy with Deontay Wilder despite '5am fight' TYSON FURY and Deontay Wilder's trilogy bout will be priced at £24.95. But some fans, who will need to either stay up or wake up to watch it in the early hours of the morning, have hit out at the 'harsh' cost.

79.99 dollars Spectators in the United States, Wilder's home, will only be able to watch the fight through the services of ESPN and Fox Sports, which cost 79.99 dollars. Meanwhile, in the UK, home to Fury, BT Sport is priced at 34.01 dollars.

Tyson Fury had a better gameplan this time, namely: Wilder has literally only one thing he can do well in boxing - hit you with a big right hand as you are backing up. Don't let him do it. Wilder doesn't have an inside game, he can't box going backwards, and he doesn't really pivot well.

The fight ended in a split draw, with the scorecards at 115–111 for Wilder, 114–112 for Fury (which was incorrectly announced as 114–110), and 113–113. Wilder retained his WBC world title.

Tyson Fury has fought Deontay Wilder three times, with their first bout being ruled a draw and the next two having been won by the British, who called the American his most formidable opponent and could win against anyone in the heavyweight division but him.

Purses. According to the Nevada State Athletic Commission, Fury and Wilder had base purses of $5 million, though both had more than $25 million in guaranteed earnings, plus percentages of pay-per-view profits.

Viewership. At a cost of $79.99, the bout generated around 600,000 pay-per-view buys in the United States and around 300,000 buys overseas.

The British fighter is guaranteed $30m (£22m, €26m) and 60% of the pay-per-view revenue. Meanwhile, Wilder, whose only defeat in his professional career was against Fury, is guaranteed $20m (£15m,€17m) and 40% of the PPV cash.

Purses. According to the Nevada State Athletic Commission, Fury and Wilder had base purses of $5 million, though both had more than $25 million in guaranteed earnings, plus percentages of pay-per-view profits.

I would be lying if I said that I wasn't disappointed in the outcome, but after reflecting on my journey, I now see that what God wanted me to experience is far greater than what I expected to happen. We didn't get the win but a wise man once said 'the victories are within the lessons. '" Wilder wrote.

Deontay Wilder Ends in Controversial Draw; Wilder Retains Title. The showdown between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury for the World Boxing Council world heavyweight title ended in a draw after the two went the distance at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Saturday night.