Who is cashing out? Fury or Wilder?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Vykus, Aug 21, 2018.


Who is cashing out?

Poll closed Sep 20, 2018.
  1. Wilder is selling his belt.

    9 vote(s)
    19.6%
  2. Fury is after one more payday.

    37 vote(s)
    80.4%
  1. jmashyaka

    jmashyaka Boxing Addict Full Member

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    The fact of the matter is no one is talking about this AJ vs Povetkin fight, Wilder has already beaten the 3rd best HW in the division. He is now taking on a top 10 guy atm but if Fury was at his best he is easily top 5. After this fight, I want Wilder to take on Whyte, Miller or Breazeale if the AJ fight doesn’t happen. For me Deontay is doing everything I want atm he is taking on names. AJ is the no.1 guy but if Fury beats Wilder he becomes the no.1 and Wilder beats Fury he deserves more respect at the negotiation table, a 40% split imo.
     
  2. Vykus

    Vykus ɹoolɟ ǝɥʇ ɯoɹɟ ʍǝᴉʌ ǝɥʇ Full Member

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    Please, Dillian Whyte has been in more big fights than these 2 combined. And that's my point, Wilder and Fury will forever be on the run from the division, hence cashing out. Of course everyone is talking about Fury, he just fought a few days ago after which he was booed out of the ring, after this weekend everyone will be talking about the weekend's fights, it's just how it happens. Love Wilder and Fury, they add character to the division, but neither of them have the right to call themselves a champion after doing nothing for 3 years while putting on WWE facades slagging off the genuine contenders who have put in the work, who both of them refuse to ever fight like a pair of pre Madonnas. The best have already been fighting the best for a long time, without them and even without the belts. Deontay is taking on the weakest opponents he can find, whilst Fury is looking for cash, whilst both of them try talking the talk without ever walking the walk.
     
  3. jmashyaka

    jmashyaka Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Alright man whatever you say, I can see there is no reasoning with on this, you seem to dislike both of them. I’m gunna make the assumption that you are a big fan of AJs and that would explain your vitriol towards to two top 10 guys squaring off. You can’t just be happy that the top names are mixing it up?

    PS Whyte only has one top name on his resume, the washed up version of Chisora and overweight inactive Browne isn’t great imo. It was good fights for Dillian but he didn’t beat an Ortiz, AJ, Wilder or even Fury.
     
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  4. Vykus

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    Not at all. Backed Parker against Joshua and Whyte, as I did Browne vs Whyte. It's just logic lad. Whyte had a 7 round slugfest with Joshua, a fight of the year vs Chisora, and just went life and death with former world champ Parker for 400k PPVs, run Deontay run. Im glad they are at least fighting each other, ill be more happy when they grow a pair and fight those who have been waiting a long long time to put them in their place.
     
  5. TheMotorCityCobra

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    Neither one is cashing out. They both just want to fight each other and are united in their hatred of Hearn and AJ. It's actually pretty simple. According to Tyson and Deontay, Fury called Deontay personally and asked him if he wanted to fight this fall. Deontay said "yes" and they each told their team to make it happen. It's the way boxing is supposed to work. Bing, bang, boom and the fight is on.
     
  6. jmashyaka

    jmashyaka Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Well clearly I’m more logical than you if you backing the likes of Browne against Whyte. He beat Parker convincingly for me except for that last knockdown, Whyte controlled the fight.

    Whyte could have fought Ortiz for the final eliminator, he could of fought Pulev in a final eliminator. He didn’t so for the Parker fight which is cool but he can’t complain about not being the mandatory.
     
  7. BCS8

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    Ortiz was better than Fury as he is now and arguably Stiverne I as well. Fury's maybe on the level of Washington.
     
  8. jmashyaka

    jmashyaka Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I got Fury beating Washington, Ortiz is definitely better than this version of Fury but the fury that beat Wlad would beat Ortiz and I’m a big fan of Ortiz’s skills.
     
  9. BCS8

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    Sure, but the Fury that beat Wlad is a distant memory and the fact that super-shot Pianeta managed to land on him bodes ill for his chances against Wilder. Wilder is about twice as fast and as hard hitting as Pianeta, and I'm a well known Wilder hater so you can probably x that by 2 again. Fury is in deep ****.
     
  10. Reppin501

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    Or is it they both just want to make the biggest fight they can because they both view themselves as champions?
     
  11. jmashyaka

    jmashyaka Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Oh in my opinion Fury is going sleep, this is a strange decision but I think Fury is going for broke, if he has a good showing then he will come out of it with credit and if he beats Wilder. That is some ATG stuff, in terms of beating an unbeaten dangerous title holder, coming back from drug, mental health and obesity issues.

    I will repeat though Tyson will be taking a first class flight to cloud 9 when Deontay lands right on him.
     
  12. BCS8

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    He's not beating Wilder in the shape that we saw him against Pianeta. He's going to have to level up a few times before he fights Wilder. I don't think its possible.
     
  13. Reppin501

    Reppin501 The People's Champ Full Member

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    Which fights specifically are the "big fights" Dillian Whyte has been in?
     
  14. jmashyaka

    jmashyaka Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yup I’m in agreement, he looks like he knows what he wants to do but doesn’t have the reflexes or stamina to do it. What round do you think he goes? I give him 6 rounds.
     
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  15. madballster

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    It's obvious that Fury is the one cashing out here. He said time and time again he just wants to get one more big payday. In fact, if he wins against Deontay and makes enough money in the process it wouldn't be surprising if he doesn't grant Wilder the contractually agreed upon rematch just like he did with Wlad.
     
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