How Fury's Corner Reacted During The 12th Round Of Wilder Fight Is Pure Class

BT Sport has released new footage from Tyson Fury's corner during the epic 12th round of his fight with Deontay Wilder.

Oh, and it's absolutely brilliant and hilarious to watch.

While the footage picks up after the Bronze Bomber knocked down the 30-year-old Brit, Fury had started to recover in the round and was doing his wildly unorthodox movement in the ring.

Unsurprisingly, the three men who were in Fury's corner -- trainer Ben Davison, cutman Freddie Roach and Ricky Hatton -- watched on the edge of their seats.

There is nothing but pure emotion shown during the entire clip, especially from Davison.

When the Gypsy King went on the offensive against the 33-year-old Alabama-born boxer, Davison could not believe his eyes.

"Tyson, NO! You **** ****!" he yelled.

Check out the clip below.

"Still one of the best rounds of boxing I've seen. Tyson, I salute you, sir," one user wrote on Twitter.

Another tweeted: "That counter right hurt Wilder. This is what Freddie was talking about. Davison wanted him to hold, Freddie wanted him to put some punches together. I think Davison was right. But f**k, it [was a] great round regardless."

A third added: "This is brilliant, emotions but above all else, calm advise. Ben Davison will take Tyson Fury back to the top and [it's] difficult to see anyone beating him on his A-game."

The fight between Fury and Wilder ended in a controversial draw, with many fans believing that the Gypsy King had been 'robbed' of his victory.

The WBC has already ordered for a rematch between the two to take place.

Who would win in a rematch?

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Featured Image Credit: BT Sport

Topics: Tyson Fury, Bronze Bomber, Boxing News, Ben Davison, Boxing, ricky hatton, Deontay Wilder, BT Sport, WBC

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