But when it came to the judges' decision it was decided a draw was the outcome and now both fighters face a re-rematch.
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[PHOTOS] Wilder vs Fury ends in draw, Wilder retains title
Fury had twice been send down to the canvas by Wilder, the WBC heavyweight champion, in rounds nine and 12.
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