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

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Of course there are opponents for Fury to fight but if Fury wants to retire then


I can see him becoming undisputed fighting AJ/Usyk and then retiring right after

to close the chapter of this Heavy weight generation, Fury fights the winner of Usyk vs Aj then he can chill from the scene..unless he wants to cement his legacy as a top tier great HW, he can fight the contenders named Joe Joyce and maybe Dubois?

 

[FreedMind]

Nah that's recency bias imo. It was a great fight of a great trilogy but doesn't mean Fury should just walk off. The guy is 33 which is not ancient for a HW and there are plenty of top names he hasn't fought yet. Why would he retire now? He only had 32 fights too, not a super long career. So I don't know why Ward is saying that.
It's true had Fury retire now he'd go down as one of the best HWs in the modern era but imo if nothing else, undisputed is still a reasonable goal for him.

Why is it a trend in this era to talk about retirement after a big achievement or a big win? He's a boxer, it's what he's good at, it's his job, why are ppl quick to send these dudes into retirement after they achieved something? Like, isn't defending your title is a good thing as well? Why do we have to look at it only by the way of career achievements and act like nothing makes sense anymore if it can't top a good win?
I'm sure this wasn't the same in the decades before this. Nobody called for the Klitschkos to retire for example. This is a new trend to think a boxer keep boxing on after he achieved something big is pointless.

Boxing is a brutal sport Res. We're in an era where the top fighters are getting paid exceptionally well, and they more than likely don't need to have a long career to be able to walk away with money and health in hand.

 

[patscorpio]

Because @Master Teacher told Wilder that he must kill Fury or he will stop massaging his balls with his pudgy lips.

by far his posts were the most delusional ive ever seen even for him..bruh really looked at wilder like a marvel superhero..a fukking child..even casuals arent that bad..he prolly has a pair of wilder pajamas with the feet attached

deerrrrr "wilder is going to get it back..in blood" derrrrr..highly embarrassing to read from a supposed adult male

 

[DrHackenbush]

Boxing is a brutal sport Res. We're in an era where the top fighters are getting paid exceptionally well, and they more than likely don't need to have a long career to be able to walk away with money and health in hand.

Yup, this. Andre Ward was one of very few boxers who stopped fighting at exactly the right time, which is why I can see him looking at it like he does. Seeing how Fury felt right after that fight, it feels like it might be the pinnacle. Gonna be hard to top. Who's even left anyway? A risky fight with Usyk or a fight with Joshua that doesn't even have the buzz it would have had a year or so ago

 

[Creflo ½ Dollar]

Yeah I saw ppl getting at Ward for that tweet lol

but ive been banging that drum about Fury esp after the first fight with Wilder which had ppl think he was a master boxer because he outboxed someone with struggle in his boxing and got up from 2 right hand KD's

i said it didnt mean anything more other than Fury was just on a higher level than Wilder. the Wallin fight is a perfect current example of that lol

But fury does have time on his side to add on to his record..he is in the middle of his prime..it depends if mentally he wants to do it and needs to be active more importantly

It’s funny tho because people doing OD to Ruiz . One fluke win turn u into a main eventer and big name when if they actually actually seen him fight before (unless Reynosa got him all the way right now..) he more or less the same.

Fury is game fighter tho no doubt about it. He finds ways to win and sometimes it don’t be pretty. I would still favor him over all the other heavies tho cause he got the skill to match the heart. Usyk might have another level also so I think that will be a great fight. I want to see the Whyte fight also, Arum sound like he scared that Whyte might be the opponent even tho Whyte will be the bigger fight and event.

 

[LauderdaleBoss]

Ward be so hit and miss with his takes, I can't take that nikka serious sometimes. I think he be lowkey jealous of a lot of these big ass paydays some of these nikkas is getting and that he can't jump into the mix.

Joyce, Dubois, AJ, Uysk, Ruiz, Whyte, are all names that Fury can get it on with that would boost his resume and profile. He don't even have to fight all of them, maybe just 3.

 

[FreedMind]

Ruiz's power Is definitely overrated, and that's Joshua's fault.

Had Ruiz thinking he could Canelo stalk Arreola.

 

[FreedMind]

Yup, this. Andre Ward was one of very few boxers who stopped fighting at exactly the right time, which is why I can see him looking at it like he does. Seeing how Fury felt right after that fight, it feels like it might be the pinnacle. Gonna be hard to top. Who's even left anyway? A risky fight with Usyk or a fight with Joshua that doesn't even have the buzz it would have had a year or so ago

Undisputed plus beating Usyk would be huge legacy wise.

Fury Joshua still sells out in Europe easy.

Pretty sure the purses for the trilogy made both Fury and Wilder really fukking rich though.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

by far his posts were the most delusional ive ever seen even for him..bruh really looked at wilder like a marvel superhero..a fukking child..even casuals arent that bad..he prolly has a pair of wilder pajamas with the feet attached

deerrrrr "wilder is going to get it back..in blood" derrrrr..highly embarrassing to read from a supposed adult male

the whole death and "he will kill fury in the ring trust me" shyt was mind boggling, he kept repeating it in this thread and it got rather disturbing! Followed by a court case pending in regards to Fury cheating in fight 2 etc..
This Master Smack head Teacher is boardlering a a nuthead!
But i won my bet with him and he delivered ..so all good.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Undisputed plus beating Usyk would be huge legacy wise.

Fury Joshua still sells out in Europe easy.

Pretty sure the purses for the trilogy made both Fury and Wilder really fukking rich though.

with AJ being the massive super underdog!!

 

[patscorpio]

the whole death and "he will kill fury in the ring trust me" shyt was mind boggling, he kept repeating it in this thread and it got rather disturbing! Followed by a court case pending in regards to Fury cheating in fight 2 etc..
This Master Smack head Teacher is boardlering a a nuthead!
But i won my bet with him and he delivered ..so all good.

i mean look at this nonsense rambling..when you watch too much bullshyt videos on youtube ..autistic to the nth degree

All of them gonna be on suicide watch, one they can witness a black man murder a white man in cold bleed in front of the world wide audience, this is a historical event

Sugar Hill already trying to get out of cornering Fury and might not show up, because Tay Jones already said he gonna fukk him up after the fight in the arena, wilder family is not playing, the street like that it's going down in that bytch fasho, muthafukkaz getting hurt for real

I mean Sugar Hill basically admitted Tyson Fury cheated on Barbershop Conversatons when he was interviewed by Drew Titan who's a police officer like Sugar Hill but Sugar Hill didn't know his background, he used interrogation tactics to basically admit the truth, and at the end Sugar Hill blamed it on Jay Deas for not catching it and said he don't care because he evil like that, that's his own words

Being on the wrong side of history, its gonna make a lot of these nikkaz realize how much of a c00n they really are

the WBC already been exposed a racist organization, that shyt ain't new it to anybody who's not a coward ass c00n

The entire boxing industry will be going down and changes will be made to the sport regrading the corruption, this will go down has the biggest scandal in sports history, and also another chapter of racism in America's history

All because they tried it on the wrong one

I

 

[ChocolateGiddyUp]

Ruiz's power Is definitely overrated, and that's Joshua's fault.

Had Ruiz thinking he could Canelo stalk Arreola.

Mexican Donkey lips getting dropped by Arreola was


That’s why I said give Wilder a tune up N then PPV vs Ruiz… Wilder will look like a million bucks N right in line for a vacated belt or AJ showdown

 

[Derek Lee]

Master Retard finally gone

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

i mean look at this nonsense rambling..when you watch too much bullshyt videos on youtube ..autistic to the nth degree

Brilliant!! I will save that post!!

 

[patscorpio]

Deontay Wilder To Have Surgery on Hand, Return Eyed For Mid-2022

BY BOXINGSCENE STAFF
Published Tue Oct 12, 2021, 04:22 PM EDT


Shelly Finkel, co-manager of former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder, says his boxer undergo surgery on the injury that he suffered to his hand on Saturday night.

Wilder, 35-years-old, was knocked out in the eleventh round of his trilogy fight with Tyson Fury at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

It was Wilder's first bout since the seven round TKO defeat at the hands of Fury in their February 2020 rematch.

Finkel expects Wilder to return by the midway point of 2022.

"Deontay broke his right hand behind the third knuckle and he has to have that fixed next week," Finkel told The Sun.

"He has to have surgery, the knuckle is OK, it’s the bone behind the knuckle that broke. He’s sore but he was OK, he was home yesterday.

“He’s healing and at this point, if everything is OK, after the hand surgery he’ll probably look to enter the ring mid next year, like April or May."

Wilder's return is no surprise, after head trainer Malik Scott recently revealed that his boxer has no intention of retiring.

"Deontay has set his family financially secure so he doesn't have to fight to make a living," Scott told IFL TV.

"But retiring is not in his plans at all and not something we've discussed. He will be back in any form he wants to be. He's a big-time fighter and he doesn't belong down there with the other guys, he needs to be in high-level fights and main events.

" Deontay Wilder was great on Saturday, but Tyson Fury was even greater - it was a great night of boxing for the heavyweight division. You have to give Fury credit for having a good chin and getting up. Fury is a legend and one of the best in the heavyweight division in any era, and it's the same about Deontay."