Tyson Fury provides update on Deontay Wilder world title rematch

Action Images/Reuters Tyson Fury has refused to confirm he has agreed terms for a rematch with Deontay Wilder. Fury takes on Schwarz at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in his first fight since his controversial draw with Wilder last December. "I can say anything. Look, he’s (Wilder) talking about a fight that's a year away," he told the Rich Eisen Show. "Anything can happen; we're not promised tomorrow so I'll live for today. Because of the background that I’ve come from and what I’m suffering with — I can't look past today because tomorrow I might be in a total depression again; so I only have to live for today and be happy for now, that’s how I get through it. "Deontay Wilder is talking about fights that could happen in 2020. I have not even fought my fight on Saturday yet. I could get knocked out in that one. We never count chickens before they hatch. He (Wilder) has to to have to get past (Luis) Ortiz and I’m probably going to fight September or October. I don’t know (against whom). I don’t get involved in it too much; when I've got a fight on the horizon I don’t look past that first initial fight."

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