Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder are sharing a fight card again, and Fury already has something to say about it. Speaking to Fight Hype, Fury called it “a dying shame” that Wilder is still fighting and said his old rival should have retired after their third bout. Source: talkSPORT

Wilder is scheduled to face undefeated cruiserweight champion Jai Opetaia on December 11 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. Opetaia is moving up to heavyweight for the bout. Fury headlines against Anthony Joshua, and the card will stream live on Netflix. Source: Netflix Tudum

How the trilogy ended

Their first fight ended in a split draw in 2018. Fury stopped Wilder in the seventh round of the 2020 rematch, then knocked him out in the 11th round of their third fight in 2021. Wilder dropped Fury twice in the third fight before Fury finished it. Source: The Independent via Yahoo Sports

After the second fight, Wilder alleged that Fury had tampered with his gloves. Fury rejected the allegation, and ESPN reported that the Nevada State Athletic Commission inspected the gloves and found no issues. The allegation was never substantiated. Source: ESPN via ABC News

Would a fourth fight be worth watching?

No fourth fight has been announced. But December gives Wilder a chance to answer Fury’s criticism in the ring. A strong showing against an unbeaten Opetaia would give fans a fresh reason to talk about a fourth fight. If Wilder struggles, Fury’s two stoppage wins may be all the answer some fans need.

Bright Light Fight Debate: Would you tune in for Fury–Wilder IV, or did the trilogy settle it for you? Tell us what Wilder would have to show against Opetaia to get you interested.