Fury vs Wilder 3 live stream is here! This is a chance for redemption and an opportunity to establish complete dominance. This article has been updated below with early match results, so if you haven't already purchased your copy, please check back for updates.

Deontay Wilder's last match was against Fury on February 22, 2020 (feels like 20 years ago), Wilder's first ever loss. And it was not a good one for him.

At least, the years of silence that followed the bad blame game suggest that. Should Breland have thrown in the towel; was the 40-pound outfit overkill? Wilder would say "no" and "yes," but that's beside the point. All Wilder has left to hide is Fury's allegations of cheating and collusion. Suppose Fury wins again. Wilder would probably have to move on.

Now, Deontay Wilder will get a chance to force a fourth fight with the towering Tyson Fury; the two drew in their first fight, Fury won the rematch by TKO in the seventh round, and the fight world has been waiting for this moment ever since.

The Fury vs. Wilder 3 fight has been surrounded by drama from all sides. Promoter Bob Arum has lashed out at British broadcaster Kate Abdo for how she ran the Fury vs. Wilder press conference. Arum claimed that she was biased against Wilder and said that she encouraged the fighters to face off, even though that was clearly not in the plan.

Fury is currently the favorite and the odds are as follows: Tyson Fury (-270) vs. Deontay Wilder (+220).

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Canadian PPV providers will have live streams of Fury vs Wilder 3.

Australians can watch Fury vs. Wilder 3 on PPV for $59.95 via Kayo Sport. The ring walk for the main event is expected on Sunday, October 10, around 2:30 p.m. (AEDT).

Now unavailable in Australia, a VPN allows you to watch all the fights on your Kayo Sport account as if you were in your own country.

Kayo is available on desktop web browsers, iPhone, Android, Android TV, Apple tvOS, Chromecast, PS4/PS5, and some smart TVs.

At approximately 11:30 p.m. ET:

9 p.m. ET PPV Card:

7 p.m. ET. ET Preliminary Card (ESPN2, ESPN Plus)

4:30 p.m. ET Early Preliminary Card (ESPN)

As you might expect, Tyson Fury is the overwhelming favorite going into this match, currently -310 (bet $310 to win $100). Deontay Wilder is at the other end of the spectrum and is a huge underdog at +240 (bet $100 to win $240).

Prop bets include Fury's point or decision win (+260), Wilder's point or decision win (+1600), and Vegas seems to think there is no tie (+2200).

Deontay Wilder, from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, enters this fight with (pardon the cliche) everything to gain and nothing to lose. He hasn't played a match since his last match against Fury, and the possibility of this victory is all that matters to him. Wilder is famously wary and hidden from the public, but after that loss, he is seen as a loose cannon.

Wilder has also shown only glimpses of himself that suggest he takes his preparation very seriously. And Wilder is running out of excuses, as he blames both his former (now fired) trainer Mark Breland and the 40-pound costume he wore to the ring.

Tyson Fury, the favorite to win the bout, recognizes that Wilder is no easy opponent and that one big mistake could make this trilogy 1-1-1. However, Fury's height (6'9") and quick feet and hands give him a considerable advantage.

Fury also hasn't fought since the Wilder fight, and his record of 30-0-1 with 21 KOs is impressive to say the least; his extracurricular activities are even more puzzling, including a fight in WWE in October 2019.

However, Fury is the more undefeated of the two, so he has history on his side even more. Fury already knows how to beat Wilder, and Wilder must unlock the secret that no one else knows: how to beat Tyson Fury