Fury felt Wilders power in the last round, I think Wilder finishes him quick next time

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  1. sniffmybadger

    sniffmybadger Relationships are not my forte Full Member

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    It's been far too long since we had a poem
     
  2. miniq

    miniq AJ IS A BODYBUILDING BUM Full Member

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    Tyson Fury is the Muhammad Ali of our generation

    He is going to school Wilder again even easier then whoop AJ

    book it
     
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  3. chacal

    chacal F*** the new normal Full Member

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    Good point. That's exactly what I thought when I knew that there will be a rematch.
     
  4. sniffmybadger

    sniffmybadger Relationships are not my forte Full Member

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    The last fight got rid of the ring rust, The Furious One steps it up another gear in the next fight and jabs Wilder's face off for 12 rounds without getting hit. Judges score the fight for Wilder by 5 rounds. Every man and his dog knows The Gypsy King is the winner and enjoys his post-fight press conference rendition of Jolene by Dolly Parton. Wilder meanwhile puts his mask back on and has a little cry.
     
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  5. It's Ovah

    It's Ovah I am very feel me good. Full Member

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    It's the other way round. Fury felt Wilder's power and found he could not only get up from it but go on to win the rest of the round. That royally messed with Wilder's head, hence why he's coming up with all sorts of ridiculous excuses for why he failed to execute.

    Every day that passes Wilder erodes his own confidence that little bit more trying to fathom out how Fury was able to withstand his best shots: the hail Mary's that have always bailed him out at the last second all those times before.

    That's the real Gypsy magic right there.
     
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  6. YearZero

    YearZero Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Anything is possible. Fury can be hit, this fight definitely showed as much. Getting knocked down twice and flattened like he was doesn't show an impeccable defense, thats for sure
     
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  7. chico g

    chico g Let's watch some Sesame Street...lmao Full Member

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    Don't see the gypsy king staying on his feet, for another 12 rounds against the devastating bronze bomber. Too long to stay away from that kind of power. A 220 lb Deontay Wilder will keep him down next time.
     
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  8. greenhornet

    greenhornet Boxing Addict Full Member

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    both guys are highlight reel ko's just waiting to happen.
     
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  9. Farooq

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    Fury was almost knocked out by light punching blown up 180 pound Steve Cunningham. Fury is terrified to be hit by anybody. Which is the reason he runs in pretty much every fight he has. The sad thing is most fighters now days have no skill so they aren't skilled enough to just cut off the ring and knock the big brain dead Tyson Fury out.
     
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  10. micker1

    micker1 Active Member Full Member

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    Stamina kills. If you think wilder won that fight then boxing is not your sport. Fury was in charge pretty much all the way through. Another good training camp and he does the same again minus the knockdowns. Look at both of there faces before the results come in.
     
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  11. It's Ovah

    It's Ovah I am very feel me good. Full Member

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    I don't see Wilder landing another shot like that against an active Fury that's had twelve rounds to figure out his rhythm and punching cues. I think the rematch sees Fury pitch a shutout.
     
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  12. 6'4south

    6'4south Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Wilder 212 lbs. = overtrained and Fury was in Wilder's head no doubt, which is why Wilder was way to anxious to KO Fury. I think Wilder will make easy work of Fury in a rematch, but I think Fury avoids it.
     
  13. HappyClappy

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    Yeah. In the same way Maidana pushed Floyd in the first fight, he was made to look like a muggy plodder in the second after Floyd had had 12 rounds to suss him out and make easy work of him. Fury will do the same in this one
     
  14. Farooq

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    Yeah Fury was in charge the whole fight by landing 84 punches or 7 punches per round compared to Wilder's 71 or 5.9 punches per round. If you think that is being in charge or dominating then maybe boxing isn't the sport for you.
     
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  15. Angler Andrew

    Angler Andrew Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Wilder wasn’t great nor was he awful,typical Wilder performance only the opponent got back up,bar those knockdowns I couldn’t give him any other rounds.
    Does it not have to happen now it’s been ordered?would of liked in the UK for rematch.