Showtime PPV: Deontay Leshun Wilder vs. Tyson Luke Fury & Luis Ortiz vs. Travis Kauffman RBR.

yes its all sports entertainment...results are pre determined..

 

Who is biased? I agree the Mexican judge was way off...what of the other two? Are you suggesting they were all biased? I mean at the end of the day they decided and none were American? I thought Fury had a lead but two 10-8 rounds and 4 rounds that could go either way there is a lot of room for interpretation. I thought wilder won the 2nd, 3rd, 4th...Fury won the middle of the fight but got dropped twice.

 

Yup We all knew a robbery was a definite possibility Wilder wore a mask just like Di*k T did.

 

That result made me sad, ffs a legendary performance needs a correct decision

 

I had it 113-113. 7 rounds to 5 Fury ahead on rounds but the two 10-8 rounds in Wilders favor get it even.

 

this is how erroneous narratives become part of the group think in forums. i thought both fighters were mediocre before the fight, wasnt a fan of either fighter, but im a fury fan now... but he didnt get robbed.

 

No man

Fury won at least 8 rounds and your scoring was bad

I don’t know why this forum is so weighted towards sucking up to your scoring. I actually like you as a poster but come on.

 

Straight up classic, thought fury won depite the knock downs, to come back from that weight loss, drug abuse and lay off, and then to get up from that knock down like jesus got resurrected or some **** was ****ing crazy.

 

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Wait. None of the judges were American, one was British, and these cucks are still carrying on?

 

Great ****in' fight. I'm gonna have to watch it again with a clear mind (and no sound).

 

I agree with this. I wouldn't write Wilder off vs Joshua at all. Fury didn't do Joshua's work tonight.

However Wilders stock has plummetted. A robbery means he has a belt to negotiate with, but he's not got much else. He's got widely outclassed by Fury who showed him to be a one trick pony. He's lost the aura the aura around hijm that made the fight so interesting to the fans. It'd still sell great in UK, but what does Wilder bring to that? He has few fans and although this fight will go down as a classic, I'm betting the ppv didn't sell all that well so can't argue that he's bringing the American buys.

He's lost all of the negotiation cards that he could bring to the table before this fight. Hearn will know this and won't be offering anywhere near a 60-40 split. Wilder literally lost millions tonight.

He seems like a cool guy, and I wish him well, but I bet he's kicking himself for not taking the Joshua fight for however many million he was offered.

I fully expect Joshua to duck Fury and take on Wilder though but Wilder won't be able to make the same demands at the negotion table he'd have been able to before. It's a fight I'd like to see anyway, styles make fights and I think Wilder is all wrong for Joshua. I still think it's a pickem fight and it's a fight I'd be supporting Wilder in.

That's the last time I pick against Fury. The heart he showed in the 12th was absolutely unreal. He just needs to cut out the clowing, thaat **** will inly get him in trouble and is his biggest downfall.

 

The issue i have it being a draw is that one judge ****ed it up so badly. Fury wasn't given a fair chance there.
I imagine I would still have been pissed if two judges had it a draw, but I wouldn't have argued against it.
But a split draw? GTFO. Ruins and otherwise fair decision.