Tyson Fury responds to Deontay Wilder storming out of interview with Simon Jordan

Tyson Fury has issued a stern reaction after being dragged into Deontay Wilder’s fiery clash with Simon Jordan on talkSPORT.

Wilder came into the talkSPORT studio alongside rival Derek Chisora to promote their heavyweight showdown on April 4 at London’s O2 Arena.

During his visit to the talkSPORT Towers, he was embroiled in a furious clash with host Simon Jordan on a special episode of talkBOXING.

The American stood up and confronted Jordan before storming off of the set, after being furious with his line of questioning over bitter rival Fury.

In recent times, Wilder has renewed his claims that the ‘Gypsy King’ cheated during their three-fight rivalry, which saw him record a draw in 2018, and two defeats in 2020 and 2021.

And after Jordan continued to press him on said allegations, it caused the furious altercation which has been viewed by so many in the boxing world.

That includes Fury, who has now reacted on social media in response to a clip of Wilder discussing the viral moment.

He wrote on an Instagram story: “Always bringing colour into sports, total b******.

“It’s hard for all men, get on with it.”

Fury and Wilder’s back and forth is likely to continue in the coming months, with the pair both returning to the squared circle within a week of each other.

Wilder’s confrontation with Jordan – how it happened

Wilder angrily took on Jordan and challenged him after he posed the questions on Fury.

The host had said: “You talked about the water being spiked, the Game of Thrones outfit being too heavy for you.”

This then triggered an angry response from Wilder, who stood up from his seat and he discussed race.

Security were luckily on hand to prevent things from escalating further, as they had a hand on Wilder to prevent him from getting any closer.

Wilder - what he said during confrontation with Jordan

Wilder shouted: “You can say what you want, I know the truth, I know the facts.

“I risk my life for all of your entertainment. Why is it so hard to believe a black man for a white man?

“It does have something to do with colour. You think your life has been like mine, you have white privilege brother, I haven’t had that.

“We have PTSD, it is hard to move on when you don’t know the truth. You don’t get it.

“I’m out of here. The motherf***er cheated, tell him to sue me. I said I didn’t want to bring him up in the first place.”

Luckily he stormed out of the studio, with security in tail, and his appearance on the show concluded after such an explosive altercation.

Wilder vs Chisora – a huge clash for the ‘Bronze Bomber’

The 40-year-old was in to discuss his huge clash, which represents a massive moment in his career.

Victory over ‘WAR’ could set up a bumper unification clash with WBC, IBF and WBA champion Oleksandr Usyk later in 2026.

But defeat could spell an end to his hard-hitting career, which has seen him duel with some leading names.

He has been in poor form recently, with just one win against journeyman Tyrell Herndon last year in his last three bouts.