Not only did Wilder not lose on the cards, he should have won by ko

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  1. delboy82

    delboy82 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    You said you had it 113-113 so how can that be a win on the cards?! not very good at this are you?
     
  2. MVC!

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    ? The judges had Wilder wider, learn to read.
     
  3. MVC!

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    The legitimacy of the count is in question, learn to read.

    What's factual is that he made an illegitimate 10 count after thorough compare/contrasting.
     
  4. delboy82

    delboy82 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Is that how deciding the winner of a fight is done?
     
  5. MVC!

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    Nope, but what's fact is that they had it wider. Did I say they had Wilder the winner?
     
  6. delboy82

    delboy82 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He didn't get to ten.

    You haven't stated what was illegitimate . Go on...
     
  7. MVC!

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    Yes, he did.

    I already stated it MULTIPLE times in this thread, go back and read it.

    Go compare and contrast Jack Reiss' counts from his previous fights, you'll see a big difference.
     
  8. delboy82

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    You said wilder won the fight... Yet u had it a draw.. The judges scored it a draw. Fact
     
  9. MVC!

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    Yeah, he won the fight because the count was illegitimate (He truly won) but he got robbed.

    On the cards, Wilder and Fury drew. What's so hard to understand?

    English must be hard for you.
     
  10. MVC!

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    Even Ray Charles could see Wilder truly won that fight, he got robbed by Reiss and his extremely slow count.
     
  11. delboy82

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    Stating it doesn't mean it happened.

    Fury was up before the referee got to ten... This was longer than 10 seconds, yes but the rule isn't 10 secs to get up is it?
     
  12. delboy82

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    So now ur admitting he was up before ten but the ten count was too long.

    How long is a 10 count supposed to last?
     
  13. MVC!

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    Once again, the argument isn't whether or not he got up via Reiss' count, it's whether or not Reiss made a legitimate count (And the answer to that is NO).

    If he made a legitimate count, Fury doesn't get up. It's obvious.

    Through thorough analysis, you can easily spot the difference between his count in his fight and his other ones.
     
  14. delboy82

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    The question is what was illegitimate about the count... Let me answer it for u, nothing otherwise u would have given the reason and backed it and in turn won the argument but you cant and therefore wont
     
  15. MVC!

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    You don't seem to comprehend much of anything, I've stated what was illegitimate about it, it was a deliberate slow count.

    I've already won this argument.