...Fury knocks him out within the 2nd round. Wilder has said this in a recent interview. Sincerely I dont think Fury will be able to knock Wilder out within the second...for sure he has a plan to beat Wilder as Joshua had one to defuse Ruiz..plan that worked very well. What kind of strategy will the british adopt in your opinion to dethrone Wilder?
It’ll be easier said than done but I’ve got a weird feeling Fury will avoid Wilder’s bombs this time and take him out late. Using similar tactics to the first fight of course. It’s hard to see anyone avoiding such freaky power for 36 minutes but if anyone can at that weight it’s Fury. He’ll certainly need a bit of fortune but I think he can do it. Wilder is very hittable and hurtable.
I know Fury talks a lot of nonsense but every now and again, he's brutally honest. I think he's deadly serious about coming in heavier, hiring Sugar Hill to improve his power and attempting to hurt and stop Wilder on this occasion. The round 2 stuff is mind games but I'm convinced Fury is coming to really put it on Wilder and see can he get him out of there at some stage. Not saying it will happen, but I see Wilder in real trouble at one point.
Identifying when to commit more to punches and when to sit back on them and keep boxing is going to be the difference I'm expecting to see now he's changed trainers. I'm also expecting wilder to be a bit sharper from the off as he stated in the last fight that he was too patient in their first
I am absolutely one hundred percent convinced he will be as cautious as he was last time and try to repeat the trick. Fury says he can’t win on the cards in America. Yet had he not been knocked down twice in the first fight he wins quite clearly. (Indeed, if both rounds where Fury went down were given to him, the cards are unanimous: 117-111, 118-110 and 115-113.) So why would a guy who was so close to doing the above decide he can’t possibly try it again and instead change tack completely, in complete contrast to every big step up he’s ever made? Simple answer: he won’t.
A further point relating to the above; had Fury lost both rounds where he was knocked down, (but obviously had not hit the deck), he still wins the fight on a split with two cards being 116-112 and 115-113 in his favour. Which just makes his whole 'there's no way I can win on points' line seem even more ridiculous.
Old and maybe tired saying, but it applies to just about everything, with very few exceptions*. The leopard does not change its spots. * Joshua Ruiz 2
Love Fury to bits but I just can’t see him knocking Wilder out no way. So only way he has a chance is to box exactly as he did before and just hope this time round the judges take it. However something just tells me Wilder knows Fury can’t hurt him so I can see Wilder taking more chances and closing the distance more and getting a KO big style. I sincerely want Fury to win but just being honest.
I know Wilder is very limited and has a very padded record but Fury has never knocked out a top 15 fighter before.
It would be a bold strategy from Fury to try and take Wilder out early. Much more likely is him trying to grind Wilder down and get the KO late on. I hope I’m wrong but I think this could be a stinker.
If Fury goes in trying to knock Wilder out that will be a terrible stupid mistkae because the only person that will get knocked out is him. Punchers are born not made and Fury didn't trouble Wilder in the slightest with his punches in the first fight and they won't this time and Deontay knows that full well this and knows he can afford to take chances. Fury's only chance is to do what he did last time but cut out the showboating which i fear he's incapable of doing that's why i can only see Wilder getting the KO at some point this time, i know i said that before the first fight and i was wrong and i really do hope i am again.
