Deontay Leshun Wilder vs. Tyson Luke Fury II & Emanuel Navarrete Martínez vs Jeo Tupas Santisima RBR

Matias is going to bludgeon and be the first man to stop Ananyan.
Lewis is going to dominate and stop Fundora with an overhand right.
Molina will smash Imam to bits and stop him in 5.
Navarrete may struggle early with Santisima, but get him out of there in 6.
Martin will struggle with Gerald for 3 or 4 rounds, find his range and grind him down, stop him in 7.
Wilder blasts Fury out of there in 4, possibly quicker.

 

Fury got a debatable wide UD against Wallin, which probably should have been a draw, is damn lucky it wasn't stopped on that hideous cut and that he made it out of the 12th, he was rocked badly and in trouble, and make no mistakes, Otto is a featherfist. He's done all the sideshow BS with the WWE, his cut looks tender, he's changed trainers, has been contemplating retirement, bringing up how suicidal he is, which is troubling, there's rumors of bad ankles, wouldn't let people film his sparring, and there's rumors that he hasn't taken any headshots. Which if that's the case, it's probably not a great idea for first time you get hit in over a half a year, it's by one of the P4P biggest punchers in the history of Heavyweight. He looks fleshy, flabby and he's overweight. Sure he's with Sugar Hill and he's been working on sitting down on his punches, but in order to do that, he's going have to close the gap and get in close unscathed. Doing that when you're a 300 pound near 7 footer, ain't a walk in the park. Wilder will tag him anywhere he can land when he tries to do that. Yes, Fury is better inside, but Wilder isn't all that shabby on the inside either. Look at the Duhaupas, Arreola and Stiverne I matches for example. He deals with pressure quite well and is pretty handy with heavy thudding uppercuts and short hooks on the inside, he rolls with shots and clinches fairly effectively as well. So that tactic even if Fury can get in range, isn't a surefire plus for him. Also, how can we be sure a prolonged inside fight going to be beneficial for a sloppier fatter Fury who will be clashing heads with him incessantly?

Wilder's confidence was bolstered in the first fight when he realized that he could take Fury's power flush, it made him more brazen and reckless, made him willing to walk through anything just to land the KO shot. Not realizing he's playing into Fury's hands and Fury is racking up points, getting in free shots. But gradually, Wilder started figuring out Fury's timing and finding the proper range late in the first fight, and as shown both times in Wilder's rematches, he's the one who learns from and makes adjustments, however subtle they may be. Wilder won't have butterflies like he did the first time, he won't be pressing the fight, he'll just be sitting back looking for an opening, wait for Fury to slip up and make a mistake and when he does, he'll find that opening, the laser guided missile will hit it's mark, down goes Fury, he's not getting up Jim, you're right, he's been knocked out..... it's over.

 

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If anyone thinks that because Fury got up from that sickening one two in the first fight, something to consider. Wilder was dead tired and still had the power to do that. What happens if he lands something like that in the 1st or 2nd round tonight, that he sits down on with full power?