Chances of Wilder Freezing??

If Klitschko did then Wilder definitely can.

 

great point i was about to make a thread like this


Wilder will have someone very different infront of him Fury is so awkward

 

How would you rate Fury's technical ability im just trying to understand.....

 

You was not impressed how Fury stopped and beat up chisora with just a jab the same chisora who went 12 rounds with vitty?

and before you say haye knocked him out yh thats fine but haye caught him cold and haye hits very hard but haye was going back and fourth with him life and death

Fury is the most talented heavyweight ever

 

I totally agree and that's how I'm seeing it. We saw him be patient against Ortiz, but it was more because he didn't know what to do and had to figure it out. Wilder will probably do the same this time, but unfortunately this time he isn't against a slow, fat old man. He's against a moving target, so it's a completely different beast that he is against.

And that's the issue. You can land right hands against Ortiz, even though on boxing skills, you'd have Fury and Ortiz very close to each other. The difference is that Fury moves much better and can avoid shots better. What will happen when Wilder can't keep up with the pace and doesn't know how to land the jab, right hand combination. You can't use the jab to land the right hand against Fury, because he is a moving target. He's relying on the right hand alone. Which makes it difficult for him.

Alternatively, he could try a fight like Joshua would do, by using both hands as power shots and just being relentless. The only issue with that is Wilder likes to put everything into his shots. If he tried the AJ style, he'd lose composure. And the one thing he can't afford to do is to lose composure and balance in this fight. If he does that, Fury will notice it and pounce.

Of course, we gotta see Fury on the scales. This is all providing that Fury is in Klitschko shape and not the shape of the last 2 fights. Once we see Fury on the scales, we will know the winner right then and there I suspect.

 

As time goes by and we draw closer to the fight I find myself thinking "Yes, I can easily see Fury boxing the christmas pudding out of Wilder" but then my other more rational/less emotional side kicks in and says "Fury was inactive, and has had only 2 weak-level warm up fights, he is not ready yet."

Im on the fence, but when the fight was announced I was 90/10 in favor of Wilder. I guess the final press conference and weigh-in will cement my prediction.

Who ever wins: No shenanigans after please, let's get the undisputed set-up ASAP.