yson Fury says “the world knows who the real WBC champion is” and believes his draw with Deontay Wilder was “a gift decision” for the American.
Fury, 30, shared a thrilling battle in Los Angeles, with many former professionals saying he won the bout.
Promoter Frank Warren said he and the British Boxing Board of Control will write to the WBC demanding a rematch.
Speaking the day after the bout, Fury said: “To be honest, I’ve never seen a worse decision in my life.”
The Briton added: “I don’t know what fight they were watching.”
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Former world champions including Floyd Mayweather, Lennox Lewis, Tony Bellew and Carl Froch believed Fury had won.
Fury was floored in the ninth and final rounds – meaning they were scored 10-8 in Wilder’s favour.
After the 12 rounds, the fight was scored 115-111 for Wilder, 114-112 for Fury and 113-113 with Alejandro Rochin the judge who had the American as the winner.
“I don’t know what he was watching,” added Fury. “It’s stuff like this that gives boxing a bad name. All the media will report bad stuff. Everyone in boxing saying a bad thing, time and again we see it. He needs banning from boxing forever.
“The world knows who the real WBC champion is. Wilder had a gift decision in his own country. He must be thanking his lucky stars he still has the green and gold belt as that belt belongs to me.”
Less than 12 hours after the contest, Fury sported cuts and bruises at a Los Angeles hotel for his news conference. He said he had managed to go to bed and watch snippets of the fight, adding he will “go home a hero”.
His remarkable rise from the canvas after a devastating combination from Wilder in the final round was a hot topic, with Fury stating he was “like a phoenix rising from the ashes”.
“It’s easy to beat me – nail me to the canvas,” Fury added.
“Credit to him, he caught me flush. I got up and don’t know how. You can’t go swimming and not get wet. I got wet, drenched actually.
“When you’re on your back flat out, you don’t know what your legs will be like. I see it in boxing, they get up after a few seconds and the legs are gone.
“I gave myself the time. Fair play to the referee, fantastic, one of the best I have ever experienced.”
