Why Every Fury Acolyte Needs to Pray The Rematch With Wilder Doesn't Ever Happen

madballster · Dec 21, 2018

Fury outclassed Wilder and he'd do it again. Wilder and his team know it, that's why I'd be surprised if a rematch ever happened.

RockyMarciano · Dec 21, 2018

VicMcCoy said: ↑

What a truly weird post - from subject matter to writing style to it’s absurd length.

Imagine having so much time on your hands that you can write a saga of absolute nonsense like that.

That truly is a steaming turd of a post and no one will read the whole thing.
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His post may have been a steaming turd but yours is a gem...love it when people tell it like it is haha

Sephiroth Rising 7 · Dec 21, 2018

Geo1122 said: ↑

Jesus wept, get your tongue out of Wilder’s arse. I’m all for debating boxing and having a laugh, but your obsession goes beyond both.
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Me obsessed? Don't make me laugh

Look at the amount of Wilder threads on this forum daily? Do you think I'm the one creating them?

Laughable.

And it's funny also how many poster's brains got fried attempting to read a few paragraphs. Explains why there are so many intellectually challenged morons that fill this place. No doubt never ever read a boxing article in their life time let alone picked up a book.

LondonRingRules · Dec 21, 2018

I seriously hope you’re trolling, if not you are mentally ill.

6'4south · Dec 21, 2018

Sephiroth Rising 7 said: ↑

As much as I and many other true boxing supporters would love to see the rematch between Wilder vs Fury, I have to be honest and frank and say that it is not a good idea as I do not believe the fight ends well at all.

Keep in mind I predicted how the first fight would play out as I was the one who first coined the phrase of ''Fury's eyes rolling to back of his head'' and said he would be given a terrible fright before arising back to his feet, before it even occurred. Of course the one thing I didn't foresee is the ref forgetting what number comes after nine.

My record for predicting what happens in fights is unprecedented. f 3-4 at most out of 20 fights have I been mistaken.

So when I give out a warning on what I believe will happen in certain instances, I expect you take what I'm about to reveal very seriously as the chances of these things coming to pass are of a very high possibility

As much as I disagree and lost huge amounts of respect for Fury after his glorifying of cocaine use, using roids to shed weight, piggy backing off the vulnerable and sick and calling for judges to be banned for life, I still think Fury is a good person underneath all of his mistakes and wouldn't wish to see him seriously hurt

And this is one reason why I will not blame Fury if he doesn't go through with the rematch after feeling first hand, the power of the most fearsome puncher in the history of boxing. You can call it a duck, you can call it cold feet, but at the end of the day, he is the one in there risking himself and I wouldn't begrudge him for listening to his wife and his team who've already began the process of discouraging from fighting Wilder ever again.

It certainly couldn't have been easy mustering up the courage to face such a formidable foe. Joshua was right when he barked back at the pressure from the media and fans when quipped about why he wasn't accepting 50 million to fight Wilder, when he said in that if it's so easy, why don't you guys fight Wilder!

When you listen to Fury's own words after coming through the first fight, you should understand his teams reluctance to ever put himself in that position again.

''I was brought back. I rose to my feet.I can't tell you (how I did it) because I don't know. I don't know what happened. It must have been a divine intervention, I had a holy hand upon me, that brought me back,

''I just want to thank God that I got out of there healthy and can return to my family with no brain damage.''

''I looked at the reply of the fight and I looked to me as I was unconscious and just woke up''

'' Listen, Wilder is the biggest puncher in heavyweight history. Hes the most fearsome puncher for sure Joshua would never have taken that shot he'd been nailed''

Do these words like a man who just comfortably won a fight? Or do they sound like someone who just escaped with his faculties in tact by the skin of his teeth?

Let us not forget that Fury had to watch and listen to his wife weep

'' I said I don’t think I can sit through one more bout.
“I said no more fighting''
“I don’t think I could handle another fight like that!”

“I pushed his brother Shane, 35 stone of him, over the fence and I said ‘Go and get him, go into him’.

“I thought ‘he ain’t getting up'

He isn’t getting up, he’s still down’.

“It was so stressful, it was horrible.

“It was a horrible, horrible feeling.”

Indeed it was horrible, and indeed it was in that moment, the fight should have been waved off instantly without hesitation.

So if you want to argue that fury won, which we've all heard repeated a gazallion, times due to some believing a judge failed to see the fight how they see the fight, then I will argue vehemently that Wilder won, on the basis that the ref failed to do his job as I feel a ref should do their job.

Now just imagine when Wilder gains an additional two stone (33lbs) of pure unadulterated muscle, to support the left and right hands from hell. The amount of force and velocity behind those kind of punches will potentially and undoubtedly send any mortal man straight to the morgue.

This is why I say, that every single Fury acolyte, casual and wilder hater needs to get down on their knees the same way Joshua bowed down before Prince Charles and pray to God, Allah, Mary, Jesus, Trump or whoever your idol is that I may have missed and beg that Fury takes heed to his wife's pleads.

If you are one of these dumbass sheep bred casuals who keep repeating ''fury won'' who are of the belief that Fury should go through with the rematch because you think he will ''school him'' again, understand what to expect when reality finally hits home

Since it won't matter even if Jack Reiss is reinstated to officiate the fight again and goes directly inside Fury's dressing room in order to rests both of his hands on Fury's shoulders whilst reassuringly looking into his eyes to give him his word that he will never count to 10. The reality is in the rematch Mr Reiss or any ref won't have any decision to make, neither will they be afforded the opportunity to deliver another 10 second Forrest Gimp count

There won't be anymore bargaining with Fury, No more sending Fury off for a walk, No more Lazarus miracles for Jack to witness.The only thing Mr Jack Reiss will have to mindful of is where to back step out of the way so the doctor can do his work as the only conversation left is what favorite colored bib he will wear for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

As for the rest of you, stockpile on your biscuits, your Doritos, haribos and wash down the cans of strongbow without stopping the flow, as you sit back and reminisce whilst watching re-runs of Tyson's old interviews, documentaries, guest appearances and best soundbites of all his past glories.

Enjoy it, savor and soak in all the playbacks of fury. Love him! All the tech savvy heart bleeding luvies, get those donation pages ready, and be there for your boy if this fight gets made again.
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Well said, lengthy but well said. I too believe Fury will be very reluctant to get back in the ring with Wilder, kissing death can do that to you. What happened to Fury, I remember hearing Mike Tyson talk about, that is, sometimes when you're KO'd, you can be knocked unconscious and conscious at the same time. This is what happened to Fury, Wilder knocked him unconscious and when his head hit the ring it knocked him back conscious. So yes I have my doubts as well for a rematch, hope I'm wrong though.

Sephiroth Rising 7 · Dec 21, 2018

6'4south said: ↑

Well said, lengthy but well said. I too believe Fury will be very reluctant to get back in the ring with Wilder, kissing death can do that to you. What happened to Fury, I remember hearing Mike Tyson talk about, that is, sometimes when you're KO'd, you can be knocked unconscious and conscious at the same time. This is what happened to Fury, Wilder knocked him unconscious and when his head hit the ring it knocked him back conscious. So yes I have my doubts as well for a rematch, hope I'm wrong though.
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Not to mention the long term effects of what happens each time a fighter gets knocked out. It takes something out of them.

People seem to think boxing is a video game where a fighter can get violently knocked out and return each fight as if nothing happened. Forgetting the fact the brain is a jelly like substances and each time impact causes it to hit against the skull , the brain twists, the circuits can break, and the damage sends the brain into crisis

Fury felt that, his wife heard the loud bang when his skull hit the canvas and one reason why she wanted someone to jump in there and help Fury who she thought was dead.

I doubt the rematch will happen simply for the fact that Fury's team don't have the stomach to go through all of that all over again.

Sephiroth Rising 7 · Dec 21, 2018

LondonRingRules said: ↑

I seriously hope you’re trolling, if not you are mentally ill.
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Easier to label someone a madman than to confront/challenge any point/argument which deviates from the status quo.

In fact I take it as compliment when some mundane average joe pleb who relies on others to form their world view and frame their opinions, accuses me of being crazy/mentally ill. It reaffirms the fact I am far removed from their limited of thinking and perceiving.

There is nothing to be proud of to be seen as normal in an insane society. For if a society is insane and you feel ''normal'' and comfortable/ content in that sick society, the undoubtedly it you who you who is the one that is insane and mentally ill and unbalanced.

6'4south · Dec 21, 2018

Sephiroth Rising 7 said: ↑

Not to mention the long term effects of what happens each time a fighter gets knocked out. It takes something out of them.

People seem to think boxing is a video game where a fighter can get violently knocked out and return each fight as if nothing happened. Forgetting the fact the brain is a jelly like substances and each time impact causes it to hit against the skull , the brain twists, the circuits can break, and the damage sends the brain into crisis

Fury felt that, his wife heard the loud bang when his skull hit the canvas and one reason why she wanted someone to jump in there and help Fury who she thought was dead.

I doubt the rematch will happen simply for the fact that Fury's team don't have the stomach to go through all of that all over again.
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Agreed, but hopeful. Fury's actions over the next few months will be very telling as to how serious he is about the rematch. As of right now he doesn't seem to be interested.

Hattonmad · Dec 21, 2018

Sephiroth Rising 7 said: ↑

As much as I and many other true boxing supporters would love to see the rematch between Wilder vs Fury, I have to be honest and frank and say that it is not a good idea as I do not believe the fight ends well at all.

Keep in mind I predicted how the first fight would play out as I was the one who first coined the phrase of ''Fury's eyes rolling to back of his head'' and said he would be given a terrible fright before arising back to his feet, before it even occurred. Of course the one thing I didn't foresee is the ref forgetting what number comes after nine.

My record for predicting what happens in fights is unprecedented. f 3-4 at most out of 20 fights have I been mistaken.

So when I give out a warning on what I believe will happen in certain instances, I expect you take what I'm about to reveal very seriously as the chances of these things coming to pass are of a very high possibility

As much as I disagree and lost huge amounts of respect for Fury after his glorifying of cocaine use, using roids to shed weight, piggy backing off the vulnerable and sick and calling for judges to be banned for life, I still think Fury is a good person underneath all of his mistakes and wouldn't wish to see him seriously hurt

And this is one reason why I will not blame Fury if he doesn't go through with the rematch after feeling first hand, the power of the most fearsome puncher in the history of boxing. You can call it a duck, you can call it cold feet, but at the end of the day, he is the one in there risking himself and I wouldn't begrudge him for listening to his wife and his team who've already began the process of discouraging from fighting Wilder ever again.

It certainly couldn't have been easy mustering up the courage to face such a formidable foe. Joshua was right when he barked back at the pressure from the media and fans when quipped about why he wasn't accepting 50 million to fight Wilder, when he said in that if it's so easy, why don't you guys fight Wilder!

When you listen to Fury's own words after coming through the first fight, you should understand his teams reluctance to ever put himself in that position again.

''I was brought back. I rose to my feet.I can't tell you (how I did it) because I don't know. I don't know what happened. It must have been a divine intervention, I had a holy hand upon me, that brought me back,

''I just want to thank God that I got out of there healthy and can return to my family with no brain damage.''

''I looked at the reply of the fight and I looked to me as I was unconscious and just woke up''

'' Listen, Wilder is the biggest puncher in heavyweight history. Hes the most fearsome puncher for sure Joshua would never have taken that shot he'd been nailed''

Do these words like a man who just comfortably won a fight? Or do they sound like someone who just escaped with his faculties in tact by the skin of his teeth?

Let us not forget that Fury had to watch and listen to his wife weep

'' I said I don’t think I can sit through one more bout.
“I said no more fighting''
“I don’t think I could handle another fight like that!”

“I pushed his brother Shane, 35 stone of him, over the fence and I said ‘Go and get him, go into him’.

“I thought ‘he ain’t getting up'

He isn’t getting up, he’s still down’.

“It was so stressful, it was horrible.

“It was a horrible, horrible feeling.”

Indeed it was horrible, and indeed it was in that moment, the fight should have been waved off instantly without hesitation.

So if you want to argue that fury won, which we've all heard repeated a gazallion, times due to some believing a judge failed to see the fight how they see the fight, then I will argue vehemently that Wilder won, on the basis that the ref failed to do his job as I feel a ref should do their job.

Now just imagine when Wilder gains an additional two stone (33lbs) of pure unadulterated muscle, to support the left and right hands from hell. The amount of force and velocity behind those kind of punches will potentially and undoubtedly send any mortal man straight to the morgue.

This is why I say, that every single Fury acolyte, casual and wilder hater needs to get down on their knees the same way Joshua bowed down before Prince Charles and pray to God, Allah, Mary, Jesus, Trump or whoever your idol is that I may have missed and beg that Fury takes heed to his wife's pleads.

If you are one of these dumbass sheep bred casuals who keep repeating ''fury won'' who are of the belief that Fury should go through with the rematch because you think he will ''school him'' again, understand what to expect when reality finally hits home

Since it won't matter even if Jack Reiss is reinstated to officiate the fight again and goes directly inside Fury's dressing room in order to rests both of his hands on Fury's shoulders whilst reassuringly looking into his eyes to give him his word that he will never count to 10. The reality is in the rematch Mr Reiss or any ref won't have any decision to make, neither will they be afforded the opportunity to deliver another 10 second Forrest Gimp count

There won't be anymore bargaining with Fury, No more sending Fury off for a walk, No more Lazarus miracles for Jack to witness.The only thing Mr Jack Reiss will have to mindful of is where to back step out of the way so the doctor can do his work as the only conversation left is what favorite colored bib he will wear for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

As for the rest of you, stockpile on your biscuits, your Doritos, haribos and wash down the cans of strongbow without stopping the flow, as you sit back and reminisce whilst watching re-runs of Tyson's old interviews, documentaries, guest appearances and best soundbites of all his past glories.

Enjoy it, savor and soak in all the playbacks of fury. Love him! All the tech savvy heart bleeding luvies, get those donation pages ready, and be there for your boy if this fight gets made again.
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I had to stop reading. Go out and get your hole, virgin.

chico g · Dec 21, 2018

The gypsy king don't have the dedication to come in shape for a second fight. Deontay softened him with those devastating knockdowns. Deontay will bulk up to 225lbs and finish Fury with a wild roundhouse windmill in the next fight. Lol.

Faceplant · Dec 21, 2018

If Wilder bulks up, this will just ensure he can't land a thing on Fury for all 12 rounds. Speed is one of his main assets, and bulking up will slow him down.

Sephiroth Rising 7 · Dec 21, 2018

6'4south said: ↑

Agreed, but hopeful. Fury's actions over the next few months will be very telling as to how serious he is about the rematch. As of right now he doesn't seem to be interested.
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He wasn't enthusiastic about idea of a rematch immediately after the first fight was finished, which is understandable.

What will happen is that he will let Wilder fight Joshua which his trainer Ben Davison is now advising him to do and then the morons on here will say Wilder ducked Fury, the same way they said Wilder ducked Povtekin even though it was Alexander that failed the test and got himself banned.

Stnucerasacirema · Dec 21, 2018

I really wish your mum made her brother pull out first

f1ght3rz · Dec 21, 2018

1. Fury beat Wilder fair and square on the cards. He outboxed him for 12 rounds and made him look like a fool and amateur (not those amateurs who won olympic medals btw).

2. Fury took Wilders best shots and came back.

3. Fury has more time to prepare in the gym.

4. Fury lost ring rust while fighting Wilder for the first time. He will be in better shape for the second fight.

5. Wilder has no plan B or something. He offers his speed and his powerful right hand. That's it. Pretty one-dimensional opponent.

6. Of course there is the punchers chance, a lucky punch always can end a fight and obviously Wilder has a better chance to do that with his massive power than a featherfist BUT still it's a punchers chance. Wilder has no business to box with Fury.

7. I don't know why the fight should not happen. This exactly is the reason why everyone is trolling and hating boxers because they DUCK any risk they could avoid theoretically. Pathetic.

8. I can tell you how the second fight plays out: Fury will win 10 or 11 rounds withoug getting dropped and wins the decision.

bailey · Dec 21, 2018

Although Wilder has the WBC belt, I think in many ways he may want the rematch more than Fury as so many felt Fury won.
Fury can go back to the UK where many of the top HWs are based and be involved in many big fights with the knowledge that many felt he beat Wilder and has claim to being considered the best.

There are 351 USA HWs
Wilder can stay in America and face American and American based HWs like Miller, Jennings, Martin, Breazeale, Kownacki, Ruiz Jr

Whilst in the UK and Europe chances are many of the top HWs like Fury, Joshua, Whyte, Pulev, Povetkin will be involved in some decent matches.
There are many decent matches that can be made in Europe with the HWs mentioned above and then throw in Kuzmin, Chisora, H Fury, Kabayel, Hammer to name a few and chances are that may attract other decent HWs from other areas to want to compete like J Parker has

There are 43 UK HWs but in those 43 are Fury, Joshua, Whyte, Chisora, H Fury, J Joyce, D Dubois to name a few

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