The bout against Wallin will be Fury's second in a lucrative deal with American broadcasters ESPN, which he agreed a couple of months after a controversial draw against Wilder in Los Angeles last December. "I am pleased to be back in Las Vegas. I loved my time there in my last fight and am going to put on a show again," Fury said. "Otto Wallin is a world-ranked fighter and is tall, something we want with the Deontay Wilder rematch around the corner. "He is also a southpaw, which will bring its own obstacles, but I will be fully focused to get this job done because the rematch needs to happen."