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Tyson Fury not worried that Deontay Wilder will be ringside for Windsor fight

Tyson Fury during yesterday's public workout at Castle Court shopping centre ahead of his showdown with Francesco Pianeta on Saturday night. Picture by PA
Neil Loughran
TYSON Fury is unruffled by Deontay Wilder's plans to be ringside to watch his fight against Francesco Pianeta at Windsor Park on Saturday night. The WBC heavyweight champion has confirmed he will tr[...]

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