Tyson Fury wants to train with Deontay Wilder amid mental health concerns.

Tyson Fury has opened his doors publicly to Deontay Wilder after the Gypsy King declares his concern for his rivals mental health.

Tyson Fury has publicly appealed to Deontay Wilder via Instagram this afternoon, offering help to his former opponent amid concerns around Wilder’s mental health.

Fury and Wilder shared the ring in one of modern boxing’s most famous trilogies, with Fury stopping the Bronze Bomber on two separate occasions.

In the aftermath of this trilogy, the pairs relationship has had its ups and downs, with Wilder accusing Fury of cheating on numerous occasions.

The accusations include spiking Wilder’s water and tampering with gloves.

Wilder and Fury are both returning to the ring in big fights in 2026.

Tyson Fury is facing Arslanbek Makhmudov in the United Kingdom live on Netflix in his first outing in over 15 months.

Deontay Wilder will be entering the ring against Derek Chisora in what will be their 50th professional fights respectively.

In a media day to promote this fight, Wilder had an explosive row with Simon Jordan on talkSPORT boxing.

Wilder told Boxing King Media: “He doesn’t understand the dynamics of being a white man and being a black man, and I had to give him a little rundown of what it is to be a black man because he has no idea what that means”.

“We told him not to bring up certain situations and characters, but he felt like he should have, and I exploded”.

Fury has responded to Wilder’s emotional outburst offering help to his formal rival.

Fury has openly expressed his mental health struggles throughout his life, and how boxing saved him from the brink of suicide.

Fury stated: “Rather than retaliating, and hating on somebody, this man clearly has mental health issues and it’s clear to see”.

“I’m going to pray for him, and hope god helps him, he clearly needs it”.

“This man is a lost soul”.

“Although this man doesn’t like me, tough times can make people say and do crazy things, I know he’s going through a tough time personally”.

“Whatever he says I take with a pinch of salt, any brother in Christ is welcome to train with me, if he needs to get away and do some training my doors always open, I pray for him 100%”.

 

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