Deontay Wilder has repeated his accusations against Tyson Fury of cheating in their second fight with the pair set to face off in a trilogy bout next month. 

Following a US court ruling last month, the Gypsy King and the Bronze Bomber will do battle again and Bob Arum has provisionally booked in the Allegiant Stadium in Las Veags for July 24. 

And Wilder, who was on the end of the first loss of his career against Fury, has ramped up the aggro already, launching into a furious rant about the Englishman's gloves last year during their second bout, which Fury won via TKO. 

'Many people in boxing did this (put their hand over their eyes) and that (put their hand over their ears),' he told Premier Boxing on Instagram. 

'That allowed them to do this (keep their mouth shut). They saw no evil and heard no evil.

'You can't not see that gloves don't bend, your wrist doesn't bend unless you're double jointed or something. It's impossible. 

'They couldn't even knock me out. They couldn't even keep me down. It took a disloyal trainer to throw the towel in.

'We know he (Fury) don't have no power. He gave me every best of him he had in that ring and I took it all. I knew something was not right with my body. He got a rap sheet of cheating and using drugs.

'You talk about a guy like me who's got no rap sheet, just pure power and pure work ethic but I'm lying? And you got a guy who's known for cheating and he's telling the truth?'

Fury, who has admitted using cocaine during his bout of depression after winning the world heavyweight title in 2015, was set to face Anthony Joshua this summer in a mega-unification bout before the arbitration ruling came to light. 

Wilder has previously claimed that Fury had 'egg weights' in his gloves during their 2020 fight and also blamed his walk-on costume and 'spiked water' in the aftermath of his loss.