Wilder's trainer: "Deontay will gain revenge over Fury within five rounds".

We all know several things. Wilder can bang and Fury is very, very disinterested in this fight. Could end up bad for Fury if he doesn't get it together.

 

I hope for his sake Fury has been training like he did for #2. If so, he should have no problems with Wilder.

 

We also know that Malik Scott is a highly experienced trainer who knows what he's talking about... He's also an astronaut with a tungsten chin.

 

Funny! But everything I wrote is true. Now, will I go out and bet the farm Wilder wins.....HELL NO! But, it isn't outside the scope of reality that an uninterested Fury gets knocked out either.

 

That's the only time he has

Because after 5 rounds he will be exhausted from Fury RAMMING HIS MASSIVE EXPLETIVE DOWN HIS THROAT AND UP HIS EXPLETIVE.

going to embarrass these suckers. Malik better not throw in the towel.

 

Oh I don't disagree with you at all, I just couldn't help cracking a joke!

Fury's motivation is his biggest opponent here in some ways - if he turns up well prepared he should stroll it, but he's got to be motivated to do it... If not, anything could happen, anything from still walking through Wilder, to going the distance (which could be a disaster as #1 showed) or getting knocked out.

Fury's always been unpredictable, a loose cannon... I just hope for boxing's sake he doesn't **** this up, because Wilder getting that belt back isn't good for the division at all.

 

In 5 rounds he was not able to deal with 40 y.o grandpa Ortiz.

 

270 pound fully prime Fury cannot be put down by a mere mortal.

Wilder can hit him with his best shot and Fury will eat it up.

This is not the 260 pound drained off 1 year fat camp Fury in the 12th round & he still got up and pressed him back.

WAR FURY

 

It took him until the 9th to dispose of glass chinned Szpilka too...

 

Wilder is motivated by being on top, he thrives on momentum. Once he gained some confidence defending his belt he took on 4 challenging defenses at the end of his run.

Fury is motivated by proving people wrong. Both times he's won a belt he's disappeared. Nobody is picking Wilder, he has nothing to prove here.

So both opponents are going to be at an ebb psychologically.

But, the outcome that would lead to more fights at the top of the division is a Wilder win. He's active with the belt and inactive without, Fury is active seeking the belt and inactive once he gets it.

If we want to see something special out of Fury, he needs adversity. Think about how he came back after the Wallin fight.

 

Let's be clear what we're talking about here...

Defences against a gatekeeper level fighter who's been hyped to hell in Ortiz (but still his best win), Breazeale who is not great either and two losses against Fury.

If Breazeale and Ortiz are challenging defences, you have no business holding a belt.

I completely agree that Wilder is a confidence fighter though - it's a fragile confidence IMHO though, which is why he's always been so cautious about who he'd fight.

 

I think this fight will be more competitive then the last one tbf.

 

Maybe.
Fury had opportunity to do rematch vs Wlad for big paycheck and instead of this stuff he had other things as priority.
While: rich uncle had been older in rematch and young lion might had trained damn a lot. there little hope that he might lost rematch vs uncle on cards.
If he had won rematch and after this had did 1-2-3 fights, he today had been very rich and retired.
Fury might be not enough motivated.
No offense, rich Wlad looked like lethargic before Pulev fight, not only before Fury fight.