Tyson Fury will stop Wilder late on by TKO in a brutal fight Wilder will be strong early on

Whilst I don't think Fury will KO Wilder in to there were definitely moments where Wilder was rocked and think it is possible Fury could get a KO victory

 

I don't think Fury suffered a massive knockdown. He fell hard and flat on his back in the final but I felt this was more due to Wilder's left hand accelerating Fury's fall.
I don't think either Wilder's right or follow-up left were clean landing full force punches.
This is what worries me. It's an ominous sign.
In order for Fury to win, I think the fight will need to go the distance and I don't think Fury will go 24 rounds without Wilder landing cleanly with a full force right hand.

This is why I think Wilder will win by KO.

 

You also predicted that Tyson would destroy Wilder in the 1st fight. I can see Tyson beating Wilder but it won't be by TKO unless it's some injury to Wilder that's for damn sure.

 

I respect your opinion but I still think it was a huge knockdown, was a reason it made headlines around the world, he rose from the f****** dead let's not all act now like we thought he would get up.

Wilder to win by KO.

 

Aint that something

 

Gypsy Queen will win every round...

then get KTFO in the 11th...

 

I don't like Fury's new corner men.
Trainers and cutmen should not have nicknames.
Nicknames are for fighters.

 

Ortiz didn't starch hammer either.
Although I agree Jennings was badly hurt, he also finished on his feet against Ortiz when the ref waved it over.
Realistically are you rating Ortiz power on the one fight with Jennings? And a thought you have of Allen possibly being bias?
All fights are different. I didn't see Ortiz look as damaging against Scott as Chisora did, but I expect there would be some debate from posters on here as to who hits the harder between those two

 

You also picked Rivas to stop Whyte that night...

 

Ahahaha very good point

 

I predict Fury will get KTFO while Showboating against Beyoncé, Fury just can't resist Showboating and he'll get nailed with a right hand and wake up in the hospital and get to watch the replay highlite reel on ESPN from his hospital bed!

While a fat nurse spoon feeds him!

 

I think Wilder is not that stupid. He had plan for his Ortis rematch and I am sure has something for Fury. Furys strength is in his speed. If I would be Wilders trainer, I’d recommend Canelos tactic against Kovalev. To make pressuer , threating with powerpunches but not much, make Fury moving a lot and to though more punches. When Fury get tired, comes big right hand or whatever.

 

If anything, Wilder's conditioning will play the better part in the 2nd half. Tyson needs to be 12-round alert and not force a firefight. Any sort of 'brutal fight' will favor the significantly harder puncher.

 

i was not aware Whyte was on peds

 

I predicted Tyson would school wilder in the first fight and thats what he did