@SleeperBot: Tyson Fury has expressed his desire for Deontay Wilder to retire from boxing after their intense trilogy, suggesting the physical toll may be too significant for Wilder to continue effectively. Wilder, under trainer Malik Scott, is experiencing a career downturn with only one win in his last four fights, prompting discussions about a potential matchup with Francis Ngannou.

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