10/9 ESPN & FOX PBC PPV: Deontay Wilder Vs Tyson Fury III (WBC Heavyweight Title)

[Darth Nubian]

Wilder is a brawler with incredible heart and courage but Fury is the superior boxer.
Real talk, where is the Black American heavyweight with elite knock out power AND solid footwork/ boxing technique? Until we get that, the Brits and the Eastern Euros are gonna stay running that heavyweight division.

They playing outside linebacker and defensive end in the NFL

 

[HARLEM AL]

Wilder look worst then he did before. Absolutely no head movement.

 

[Derek Lee]

 

[nahnah]

That weirdo Gareth A Davies asking Fury if he's going to retire and fall into depression right after the fight

If he's not asking dumb questions ol fruity pants is telling every boxer within earshot they're " beautiful men"

 

[R=G]

No one has said that. Wilder is a good fighter and I disagree a lot with the narrative that he overrachieved with no skills. He has skills. They just aren't good enough for Fury. I could see Wilder beating Joshua. Joshua does not have Wilders heart. With that said Usyk beats Wilders ass as well

Uysk should beat him..if he doesn't get caught. Sounds good in theory he would win but the fight hasn't happened.

 

[R=G]

That's what I'm saying, he's been figured out, for years. They get caught. He is a man out of his physical prime now. What happens when that right hand is no longer the equalizer? Boxing has long given us examples of what happens when the physical gifts fade. Look at Floyd and look at Roy as two polar opplsites. Roy could box but his edge was his otherworldly reflexes and speed. Once that left, that was all she wrote. Once the one hit ko power fades from Wilder, what else does he have? He's a sitting duck. Floyd got away with not being in his prime because he is one of the most technical fighters ever. It's how B-Hop reigned in his mid 40s, by being skilled. Strength isn't a skill, it's an attribute; an attribute that will fade after some time. As soon as fury made some adjustments, Wilder went back to tendencies. Fury got caught twice because he stopped respecting Wilder and his big punch.

Floyd gotta away with being out of his prime because he's a prodigy with great defense and his stamina was A1. Roy Jones lost 30 lbs and started getting caught.

 

[Mr. Leonidas]

He wasn’t beat that bad, you acting like it was Drago killing creed status on some
he was a haymaker away until the end from slumping that fat cracker. He will heal up just fine

Son are you serious?!?!? It wasn't that bad!?!?! He was out on his feet practically the whole match! He had BLOOD coming out his ear AGAIN...did you miss all the clean shots he was eating!?





Fury was taking that right hand better as the fight progressed in the later rounds and walking through it. Wilder went str8 to the hospital. If you think Wilder "didn't get beat that bad", then you're just as guilty as his corner.

 

[R=G]

Wilder didn’t start until he was aged 20?

Yes..thats why he's so impressive. Got so far with a much shorter time period than a Uysk, Fury, Joshua.

 

[Ukbrotha]

I think Wilder wil be fine because he can beat AJ. An AJ fight will still bring in big bucks obviously not as big as before. Just stay away from Fury. Lol

 

[Mr. Leonidas]

Going out on your shield is way overrated. All fighters fight to provide for them and their families. What does being beat retarded or to death bring besides bills stress and trauma to your family?
I can understand if it's competitive but when you are being beat from pillar to post then what is the point?

EXACTLY!

If this was a fight involving anyone else in place of Wilder, the corner would have stopped it. The ringside physician would have stopped it. The ref would have stopped it.

Because I've coached fighters and worked corners, my outlook on this is different than ya fans. You cant find me a legit coach who wouldn't have stopped that. Rewatch the fight. After the knockdowns Fury suffered, the rest of the fight was all in his favor. It was the same formula of Fury chasing him down and landing clean blows and Wilder using the ropes to keep him up, wobbling literally all over the ring...and for what reason?


To land the "one" punch?

Pride? Ego?

Prove you're a "warrior"?


That's all cool shyt for a boxer to think but the corner is supposed to be focused on his career and life after boxing. They did him a disservice tonight. TWO savage beatings in a row at age 35 and ya think Wilder gon heal up just fine? That's crazy to me...

 

[Nuke Dukem]

 

[R=G]

 

[R=G]

EXACTLY!

If this was a fight involving anyone else in place of Wilder, the corner would have stopped it. The ringside physician would have stopped it. The ref would have stopped it.

Because I've coached fighters and worked corners, my outlook on this is different than ya fans. You cant find me a legit coach who wouldn't have stopped that. Rewatch the fight. After the knockdowns Fury suffered, the rest of the fight was all in his favor. It was the same formula of Fury chasing him down and landing clean blows and Wilder using the ropes to keep him up, wobbling literally all over the ring...and for what reason?


To land the "one" punch?

Pride? Ego?

Prove you're a "warrior"?


That's all cool shyt for a boxer to think but the corner is supposed to be focused on his career and life after boxing. They did him a disservice tonight. TWO savage beatings in a row at age 35 and ya think Wilder gon heal up just fine? That's crazy to me...

Savage beatings? Lol.

 

[patscorpio]

 

[Mr. Leonidas]

Savage beatings? Lol.