WBC gives the big news, this is Wilder Fury's decision.

The first challenge, held on December 2nd in Los Angeles, was closed to the draw, towards the WBC, desperately seeking to produce a winner who will hold the world championship title of this category. Both boxers are invincible in the ring.

Wilder (41 victory of 1 draw) defended W category title BC, following its draw of Fury (27th and 1st draw), in what was considered the most beautiful and the most widely pursued weight challenge in the past 15 years. W BC has confirmed that the two boxers have until February 5th to close the deal, from which Wilder will receive 60 per cent of his winning and Fury 4 per cent.

An order leaving “bly in his mouth” the next major major world champion, British Anthony Joshua, hoping to duel with one of them, on April 13th at “Wembley”. But Joshua now has to find another rival, as Wilder and Fury will start talks and then train for the revan, expected to take place before the summer season.

WBC has changed the profit rates for this second challenge, from 70-30 to Wilder, who was in the first run at 60-40, seeing Fury's value increased significantly after presenting the first challenge. Both heavy - weight boxers have talked about the revan, basically agreeing. The second challenge is expected to take place in America.