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 Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder 3: Fight card, odds, PPV price, location, date, info, complete guide

The pair of heavyweight are set to meet for a third time in the ring with the WBC title on the line

All eyes of the boxing world have hit Las Vegas for the heavyweight trilogy to reach its conclusion when Tyson Fury faces off with Deontay Wilder for the WBC heavyweight title. Fury earned the strap in the rematch with a devastating knockout. Now, Wilder will look for revenge on Oct. 9 inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

The saga between these two behemoths has lasted nearly four full years. Fury stepped up to challenge Wilder in 2018 when the American was desperate to make a big fight and Fury was beginning his comeback from alcohol addiction. The "Gypsy King" went on to largely outbox Wilder in the first meeting, but a pair of knockdowns scored by the then champion -- including a thunderous one in Round 12 that Fury somehow came back from -- was enough to earn a split draw on the judges' scorecards. Then, in February 2020, Fury emphatically finished Wilder in the seventh round after Wilder's corner threw in the towel following numerous knockdowns.

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Since the loss, Wilder has launched into an elaborate string of conspiracy theories ranging from his elaborate costume wearing out his legs before the fight to Fury having tampered with his gloves for a power advantage to his own trainer having conspired against him in throwing in the towel as Wilder wilted under Fury's big punches.

On the PPV level, undercards and prelims don't get much better than this one. Heavyweight matchups fill out the rest of the PPV slate with big names also scattered across the prelims. The co-feature bout sees a pair of rising prospects nearing the title level when Frank Sanchez takes on Efe Ajagba. Sanchez, a native of Cuba, boasts an undefeated record with 13 knockouts in 18 fights. Ajagba, meanwhile, is also undefeated with 12 knockouts in 15 trips to the ring. This will clearly be the biggest step up for either fighter in their burgeoning careers.

Below is the complete fight card with the latest odds from Caesars Sportsbook.

Fury vs. Wilder 3 fight card, odds

Tyson Fury (c) -270 vs. Deontay Wilder +220, WBC heavyweight championship

Frank Sanchez -180 vs. Efe Ajagba +155, heavyweights

Adam Kownacki -220 vs. Robert Helenius +180, heavyweights

Jared Anderson -1500 vs. Vladimir Tereshkin +800, heavyweights

Edgar Berlanga -6000 vs. Marcelo Esteban Coceres +1700, super middleweights

Julian Williams -1200 vs. Vladimir Hernandez +750, super welterweights

Fury vs. Wilder 3 info

Date: Oct. 9

Location: T-Mobile Arena -- Las Vegas

Start time: 9 p.m. ET (main card) | Price: $79.99

How to watch: ESPN/FOX PPV

Countdown to fight night

Overall fight preview and prediction for the main event

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Campbell: Fury trying to prevent past demons from creeping back in

Brookhouse: What you need to know about the loaded undercard

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Title tilt delayed to October because of COVID-19 outbreak in Fury's camp

Press conference involves odd, silent five-minute staredown

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