Tyson Fury Rocky Redemption Propaganda Destroyed All Objectivity Surrounding This Fight

He didn't win all the other rounds.

Do yourself a favor and watch the fight on mute without listening to camp fury on commentary and you will see the first half of the fight from 1-5 the rounds could have been given either way.

Very close rounds and there was a period in the second half of the fight before the first knockdown that Fury began taking control.

But wilder throughout landed jabs and significant power shots throughout the rounds which caused damage. Nothing fury threw caused any significant damage to Wilder until the 12th round when he was completely gassed. In fact if you check out compubox stats, you will see that round by round he was throwing and landing more punches so this fairy tale myth about fury completly outboxing wilder, is exactly that, a myth

The draw was a gift to Fury. Without the emotional ''woe is me'' driven propaganda and the hate for Wilder, in a fair contest, he'd have lost the decision or waved off completely once his skull hit the canvas with that amount of force.

Fury deserves credit for showing heart and making it difficult for Wilder but to say he won and outboxed his opponent after having to rely on the help of the ref, along with holding and smothering tactics and some cute feints, it doesn't cut it at all.

There's a reason why Fury was praising and thanking the ref and God for being able to go back home to his family and being spared brain damage.

Not even fury himself could explain how he got back up and that should tell you everything.

 

There is no question. Thing is he wouldn't even need to hit the deck to be waved off

We've seen stoppages like this occur in Britain time and time again.

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Again peddling this nonsense story about his weight.

Did he suffer from some kind of medical condition that automatically makes him gain weight?

Or was it weak will?

This is boxing, where the mentally strong reach the top. Yes he did well to lose weight and deliver the valiant performance, but that's no one's problem but his own.

Stop talking as if Fury was some kind of victim.

If a footballer or some other athlete in another sport doesn't bother training properly, and is out drinking every weekend while their competitive or opposing team stays in shape so they can be at their best, then the other team or competetivie cannot be robbed of credit or their due because their foe didn't bother to remain dedicated.

Like I said before had Wilder pulled half of the stunts Fury pulled throughout his career, he'd be called a crack head, a roid cheat anda waste of space and no one would be willing for him to deliver fairy tale come back wins.

 

So now we're meant to consider the context of the fight when it suits fury.

But when people argue the judges took into consideration that fury didn't do enough to beat the champ, they say the fact Wilder was champ shouldn't come into it.

Do see what I mean about the double standards? I don't you're doing it intentionally but rather unconsciously. However there others who are down right hypocrites.

 

Shameless double standards and hypocrisy is what ruins it all

And when they get called up on they get all defensive and try gas lighting.

It's fine if you think Fury won, you're entitled to your opinion however misguided it is, but don't call the fight a robbery. Don't ****ing blame the judges but then give that joke ref a free ****ing pass.

Fury was fighting concussed throughout the latter stages of the fight, didn't land anything hurtful on the champ whilst, Wilder took most of his shots on the gloves but doesn't get any credit for that.

Yet when Fury makes Wilder miss, the crowd and commentators go wild and start screaming as if he just knocked Wilder out.

You got that paulie malignaggi having hysterical fits over the microphone and acting is if he just witnessed the twin tower fall down, because he felt Fury should have been given the nod? Why? Because he was coming in his first title fight since his coke fueled drug binge.

Makes my blood boil reading all the same kind of garbage regurgitated over and over again by these sensationalist hacks looking for a good headline, when the reality is that Fury nearly died in that ring and if he knows what's good for him, he'll avoid that rematch because he'll get the Nick Blackwell treatment if he were to go through with it and he'll be needing to do new documentary's on how how's learnt how to walk and talk again.