seemorecizzy
Superstar
that was clearly behind da head
2/22 FOX/ESPN PPV | Wilder vs Fury II
- Thread starter Rain
- Start date
I'm not sure there's a point in that because Wilder would have to turn down the 3rd Fury fight and also when is Fury gonna fight next? If it was possible for sure, but Fury won't be fighting for a while anyway so AJ needs to keep active himself. He could potentially do Pulev in June then Fury in like December or some shyt if it was possible though.
Rev Leon Lonnie Love
damned mine eyes, DAMNED mine eyes!!
Some.of you seriously acting like Fury aint a full blown CAC? 
Who gives a fukk if his people werent liked in UK? HE still is 100% CAC, thats all that matters.
Who gives a fukk if his people werent liked in UK? HE still is 100% CAC, thats all that matters.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
That makes it worse
iceberg_is_on_fire
Wearing Lions gear when it wasn't cool
2020 been a shyt year
With his limitation of skills, he's been on borrowed time. That soft batch nikka that got KO'D before the main event was beating Wilder too till he caught a haymaker. This loss earlier in his career would have been the best thing ever. Like I said, I think Canelo took away so much from the serving that Floyd gave him. Maybe the same could have happened for Wilder. Dude legit backed up into a corner. Everything was straight line for Tyson to connect on and simply made him go backwards. What he should have known should have been learned over a decade ago, so that he could just fight on instinct. The only thing that is on instinct is his right hand. Water found its level tonight for him. Honestly, he's been to his peak and he's not going higher than this. Yeah, he can go fight the little guys that don't measure up to Fury for more money but why? Nothing in these two fights have shown that he deserves to be in the same ring as Fury. He's not a legit contender anymore but a name. Honestly, he should retire.
Have Dead Mike from CB4 walk you out to the ring
Only to get battered around the ring by a pure, blood sucking neanderthal, during "Black" history month brehs.
All jokes aside...much like Joshua Ruiz I, it was a behind the ear equilibrium shot that ended it...he was on borrowed time from that point on. He had NOTHING left. I wouldn't have been mad if they stopped the fight immediately after the 5th or 6th, which is what i said as i watched it live.
I wouldn't be so quick to count Wilder out in a 3rd fight...unless you count on Fury landing another shot behind the ear in that same fashion that causes a damn brain bleed.
Wilder was boxing well up until that point, was pumping the jab nice, landing some good right hands, but he's always going be at a style mismatch against Fury, whether Fury comes forward or boxes laterally, which is what i've been saying for years before they ever stepped into the ring. He's the absolute last fight you take of the top Heavys, along with Ortiz, because he was getting dominated in that fight too. These dudes were bred to box since they were kindergarten age, Wilder just jumped into boxing at age 21 because he was a big tall dude that sucked ass at football and basketball, so he used boxing as a last resort. The fact that he made it as far as he did competing against guys that were born and raised in the sport shows how much innate, raw and largely unharnessed talent he's working, and how much of that old school DOG he has in him.
America doesn't breed Heavyweight sized athletes for boxing anymore like in decades past, which why you will never again see a guy with Wilder's innate, raw talent base, showcasing elite fundamentals and boxing skills that almost exclusively come with learning the sport in your formative years...shyt, in reality, Wilder is a D or E level athlete in other sport, which is why he's in boxing in the 1st place, could you imagine if the A and B level Heavyweight sized athletes were still being trained from the youth up?
Still proud of my guy for getting as far as he did in the sport while being at a comparative disadvantage to practically all his Heavyweight peers when it comes to upbringing.
Been riding with him since '08 Olympics, and since back when most people were absolutely positive that he would never make it past prospect level and that Seth Mitchell would have a more successful career.
He has that DOG in him and grit to climb his way back to the top and defy all odds again.
He'll be back
#BOMBZQUAD
Only to get battered around the ring by a pure, blood sucking neanderthal, during "Black" history month brehs.
All jokes aside...much like Joshua Ruiz I, it was a behind the ear equilibrium shot that ended it...he was on borrowed time from that point on. He had NOTHING left. I wouldn't have been mad if they stopped the fight immediately after the 5th or 6th, which is what i said as i watched it live.
I wouldn't be so quick to count Wilder out in a 3rd fight...unless you count on Fury landing another shot behind the ear in that same fashion that causes a damn brain bleed.
Wilder was boxing well up until that point, was pumping the jab nice, landing some good right hands, but he's always going be at a style mismatch against Fury, whether Fury comes forward or boxes laterally, which is what i've been saying for years before they ever stepped into the ring. He's the absolute last fight you take of the top Heavys, along with Ortiz, because he was getting dominated in that fight too. These dudes were bred to box since they were kindergarten age, Wilder just jumped into boxing at age 21 because he was a big tall dude that sucked ass at football and basketball, so he used boxing as a last resort. The fact that he made it as far as he did competing against guys that were born and raised in the sport shows how much innate, raw and largely unharnessed talent he's working, and how much of that old school DOG he has in him.
America doesn't breed Heavyweight sized athletes for boxing anymore like in decades past, which why you will never again see a guy with Wilder's innate, raw talent base, showcasing elite fundamentals and boxing skills that almost exclusively come with learning the sport in your formative years...shyt, in reality, Wilder is a D or E level athlete in other sport, which is why he's in boxing in the 1st place, could you imagine if the A and B level Heavyweight sized athletes were still being trained from the youth up?
Still proud of my guy for getting as far as he did in the sport while being at a comparative disadvantage to practically all his Heavyweight peers when it comes to upbringing.
Been riding with him since '08 Olympics, and since back when most people were absolutely positive that he would never make it past prospect level and that Seth Mitchell would have a more successful career.
He has that DOG in him and grit to climb his way back to the top and defy all odds again.
He'll be back
#BOMBZQUAD
This is another thing. Comparisons to Mike Tyson. They were stupid and insulting. Mike was a one in a lifetime talent. We will prolly never seen a 5'11" sub 220 lb man outjab nikkas with a height and size advantage for a while or throw combinations like he did or have his defense. Even before he went off the rails, mike legit ruled the heavyweight division for a good period and didnt come close to even being beaten before losing .
dikk head
viktordoomsecretwars
Superstar
I'm glad this guy is no longer Champ. A disgrace to American heavyweight boxing. This guy literally had nothing but bums on his padded, protected record except a 50 year old man who schooled him in both fights but was too old to finish the job and gassed.
I don't know where Wilder goes from here. Fury won't give him a rematch. Both fights were one sided and Fury just destroyed him in this fight. Whyte is underrated and dangerous. AJ doesn't need Wilder anymore. They offered Wilder a lot of money to fight but he ducked AJ. He also ducked Whyte. Dude is overrated af
I don't know where Wilder goes from here. Fury won't give him a rematch. Both fights were one sided and Fury just destroyed him in this fight. Whyte is underrated and dangerous. AJ doesn't need Wilder anymore. They offered Wilder a lot of money to fight but he ducked AJ. He also ducked Whyte. Dude is overrated af
viktordoomsecretwars
Superstar
That's like comparing Stephon Marbury to Kobe Bryant.
Deontay Wilder will. It'll be his team that veto it
They can, it's happened before in the amateurs, his inside game is a weakness, negate the punching power, have a good chin and hit him with combinations it can happen again. If he keeps fighting top quality opposition he can lose to others, I'd really like to see him vs Usyk, he had trouble with much smaller opponents in the amateurs. I'd even like to see Romanov who knocked him out before in the pros, infact that would be a good fight for him as a comeback, could get his confidence back with a good win.
Theo Penn
on that Earl Stevens wine
Yeah, even though Mike was known for his ferocity and the bombs he threw, he was a true technician in the ring and a student of the craft. No comparison.
He bullied Wilder in there, he really bullied him, at times it was like toying with a child. He walked him down and put a beating on him, that's the most serious I've seen Fury fight, without the bullshyt and antics for the most part, he had a job to do and he did it. What a good move it looks going with Sugar Hill now also, soon as I heard him I knew it could potentially work out well. We should give Sugar Hill his props too because he backed up everything he said too.
