[b][/b]- Deontay Wilder will not step in to the ring to spar for the next six weeks after being banned by the Nevada Athletic Commission
- The 34-year-old had a bleeding ear during his fight with Tyson Fury and it resulted into his team throwing in the towel in round seven
- The Bronze Bomber has reportedly said he will activate his rematch clause for a potential trilogy

Deontay Wilder has been medically banned for the
next six weeks after he devastating defeat to
Tyson Fury. The former WBC title holder was unstable all
through the bout as he was dropped twice in the
third and the fight round. The Bronze Bomber all has a cut in his ear,
suspected to have affected his ear-drum before the
towel was thrown in the seventh round.
It is understood Wilder was taken to the hospital
immediately after the fight and he just needed
seven stitches to repair the affected area.
And the Nevada State Athletic Commission have
now restricted the American fighter from sparring
until April 8 and cannot engage in combat till April
23. The 34-year-old still has almost a month to trigger
his rematch clause and his current ban will not stop
him from seeking revenge. "The rematch is definitely going to happen. We're
going to get it on. I want to get right back to it," he
said. The trilogy is claimed to be set for July 18 but Fury's
promoter Bob Arum was the date to be extended
to either September or October in Las Vegas. The winner of the fight is expected to face Anthony
Joshua who will take on Kubrat Pulev in June, next
year. Meanwhile, Deontay Wilder has blamed his heavy
costume which weigh around 40lb for his loss to
Tyson Fury. According to him, the costume made his legs weak during the fight.
Tyson Fury did not only defeat Deonaty Wilder in
the ring to win the WBC belt, he also did not take
chances from receiving bottle water from a fan for the fear of being spiked. The Gypsy King was still basking in the euphoria of
a seventh round technical knock out of the Bronze
Bomber when somebody approached him in a
post-match conference.