Did Tyson Fury beat the count?

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Did Fury beat the count?

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  1. G Man

    G Man Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Fury said himself he was listening to the count to maximise his recovery time. If the count was 8 seconds he would've got up at 7. Stop with the excuses, the only one robbed of victory was Fury.
     
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  2. mark ant

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    The count doesn`t seem long on this vid and isn`t it a semantic anyway?
     
  3. Chuck Norris

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    No it wasn't.
     
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  4. mirkofilipovic

    mirkofilipovic ESB Management Full Member

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    Wilders list of excuses was long
     
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  5. Aston Villa

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    Wilders just clutching, even his fans should see that
     
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  6. boxingscience

    boxingscience Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He was up before ten. Wilder is just looking for reasons as to why he didn't win. Well i'll answer that for you wilder, it's because Fury is a better boxer than you. For the rematch, you've got even less of a punchers chance than you had for the first fight. Chances are you're getting outboxed again.
     
  7. fistsof steel

    fistsof steel Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Referee did a Brilliant Job...Hope he get's more Big Fights.!!!
     
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  8. DonTyson

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    No it wasn’t a long count. Wilder just can’t fathom Fury got up twice from his best shots because he knows other than those shots he’s got nothing.
     
  9. Aston Villa

    Aston Villa Active Member banned Full Member

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    A tko isn't out the question if Fury puts his foot on the gas either imo
     
  10. archdeacon99

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    My analysis of knockdowns from a historical perspective,
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  11. Aston Villa

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    I second this. I cant think of a time when I've been more impressed with a ref. Even his speech to Fury in the dressing room about what he would allow and not allow come true in the fight. Brilliant night for the ref !
     
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  12. Sephiroth Rising 7

    Sephiroth Rising 7 'No tears please!' banned Full Member

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    Of course it was.

    Not to mention the time the ref allowed Fury to recover, before asking him to show the gloves.

    ALL in all, Fury had around 20 seconds to recovery from the knock down.

    It's a disgrace whatever way you look at it.
     
  13. rski

    rski Well-Known Member Full Member

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    The ref contributed to a great moment in boxing history, which would never have happened if he didn't handle the situation like he did. Is a ten count exactly ten seconds then, to the millisecond? I thought the idea was the ref did a reasonable count to ten and then decides if the fighter can continue, not that he gets out a pocket watch, makes exactly sure in the heat of a fighter going down that he is up before the exact count.

    Fury went down, the ref counted and decided Fury was fit to continue, that's all there is to it really. Wilder does himself a disservice going on about it, the only reason he does is because he knows everyone feels Fury won the fight. I know it wouldn't happen with fighters but Wilder should just have agreed a draw was fair, Tyson displayed his boxing skills, he displayed his power. To try and make out he won is ridiculous really, Fury has grounds for that, but not Wilder.
     
  14. DoubleJ

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    The count? No.

    Was Fury given longer than usual after he got up? Yes.
     
  15. catchwtboxing

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    Just another excuse to by Wilder and his braindead fans to justify what the entire world knows is a screwjob.