Deontay Leshun Wilder vs. Tyson Luke Fury II

Depends on who comes with the better strategy. If Wilder is patient in the rematch, doesn’t head hunt, and uses combos more he has a good chance of stopping Fury.

However, if Fury takes more chances and let’s his hands go Fury has a chance of getting the stoppage himself, but he can’t spend entire rounds posing like he did in the first fight.

 

It's either Wilder by KO or Fury by decision imo.

Going by Wilder's last fight I should go with Fury, but then again, Fury looked like hot doodoo against Wallin too.

Still, the coin says Fury.
Fury by dullcision it is.

 

Wilder by stoppage. And I believe my prediction has a few options..

Obviously one is Wilder cleans him out completely with a right hand, Fury doesn't make the count.

Wilder drops Fury, he has done it twice before and opens up on a unsteady Fury and the referee jumps in.


Or the one nobody seems to be talking about that much is that horrific cut Fury sustained in the Wallin fight, how is that going to stand up to a solid dig?

If that opens up again and open up as bad as it was before, I believe Fury gets waved off.

 

Wilder can throw a decent jab when he's so inclined; and I think he might see if he can finish the work that Wallin started in Sept. If he's successful in re-opening that gash, Fury will be compelled to take more chances-and that leaves him open to right hands.

Wilder by stoppage circa round 8.

 

Fury don’t duck or dip down, wilder was completely getting outboxed until fury show boats, dips giving wilder the opportunity to effectively punch downways

And look what happened. Wilder was ineffective punching upwards

 

So far he has fought one top ranked fighter with the engine to go 12 rounds, and that ended as a draw.

 

Wilder has special power but fury seems to have some special mental strength( at least inside the ring).

Reminds me of George foreman in the 90s, Muhammad Ali in the mid to late 90s where the fighter shouldn't have enough left physically to perform as well as they are but somehow their mind is so powerful that they are making it happen.

They say boxing is 80% mental. The look of bewilderment and disbelief on Wilders face after fury got up in the 12th and started beating his ass was telling. I think fury came close to breaking him mentally.
I'm really into boxing history and have seen almost every relevant fight of the last 40-50 years at least once and the way fury first dropped his hands and then went STRAIGHT AT the possibly the hardest puncher in history just seconds after looking like he was dead was completely surreal to me.

If it was just about what happens on paper none of the following would have been possible,these are all wins that happened through pure determination and ferocity but look almost impossible on paper because of styles and physical advantages.

Duran Vs Leonard
Duran vs barkley
Pacquiao Vs thurman
Leonard Vs Hearns
Frazier Vs Ali
Ali Vs Foreman, lyle, shavers
Toney Vs Nunn
Holyfield Vs Tyson
Ruiz Vs Joshua
Foreman vs Briggs(robbery)


Imo Fury has that "pull it off somehow" underdog trait that all of the guys above had where you can NEVER EVER count him out, this is something that the great Emanuel steward also said(which was way before fury evolved into the slick boxer he is now. At that time fury was struggling with John McDermott and getting nailed by bums)




I'm going with fury.

 

Easier said than done.

 

Very hard to predict, 50-50.

But so or so i hope somehow Fury can reach the shape and level again that he had against Wlad exactly 4 years ago (exactly now 4 years ago he was Champ since about 1 hour), means career lowest weight 247 lb / 17.6 Stone / 112 kg, it would be so great if he can because many ppl, including myself, guess the 2 years alc and cocaine abuse damaged something in his body forever and he will never be the same as he was at the age of 27.

I just watched the Wladi fight again in full and he was not the same man against WIlder, heavier, slower, and was standing still much more.
In the Wlad fight anytime Wlad came into punching distance Fury was moving back or to the sides, Wlad didnt found the punching range.
In the Wilder fight it was not the case, he was standing much more and all of his movements were slower.

But like i said i dont believe he will ever be in this shape again, you cant beat father time and like Ali or Tyson, they were never the same after their break from Boxing.

 

"DAYENTEHHHHHH WIYLEEEEEEDERR HAS KNOCKED TYSON FURY OUT COLD IN THE VERY FIRST ROUND"

Its happening, the gypsy PED king is going down

 

I think Fury will win he will not gas like Ortiz and he will not try and slug like Breazele. Fury will be fitter then he was for the first fight. Fury's biggest disadvantage is he has a lot more to lose this time around most were expecting a pretty easy KO win for Wilder in the first fight. Fury knows all he has to do is avoid the right hand but Wilder knows all he has to do is land the right hand. It is a very interesting fight no result would surprise me but I am favouring Fury.

 

I voter Fury by decision, but there's a great possibility of Wilder stopping him if Fury doesn't get more on the inside. Also don't be suprised at all if Fury stops him, it can be done, especially if Fury decides to box much more on the inside.

 

Wilder by KO. He seem to figure Fury out and started dropping him.

 

Fury, isn’t the same fighter he was against Wlad. Fury, isn’t he same fighter he was in the 1st Wilder fight. Like most fighters, after facing Wilder one time, they seem to lose something. Fury’s chin has been cracked. Only the mouth remains.