I'm a big puncher, he's a big puncher, and it's just a matter of who lands first. I wouldn't go out there to try and outbox somebody who is probably quicker than me. I'd go out there to switch his lights off. I'd look to demolish him early. There'd be a guaranteed knockout in the early rounds. Either way, it will be over very fast."
Most action-packed fight in the division and one of the most action-packed ones in the sport. Wilder-Fury is must-see TV no matter how you slice it. That the winner would be Wlad's clear-cut best contender is a nice cherry on top.
Would make more money in the UK but good chance the "champ" may make Fury travel, maybe vegas again (though that didn't get close to filled
Yeah, Fury isn't a big puncher. His stoppages come from exhausting his opponent by laying on them. His best bet against Wilder would be to push him around, smother his punches and hurt him on the inside. That assumes of course that Fury is actually as strong as his weight suggests. He's such a poor athlete that it wouldn't surprise me if someone lighter could push him around.
Wilder said after the fight that he'd be willing to go to the UK. I don't think that's an obstacle. This is the most lucrative fight for either guy - if they fight Wlad, he has all the bargaining power and would take the biggest slice of the pie.
He's saying he would go to the UK to make this fight. This is probably a football stadium fight if properly managed. There's money here boys, and a good, good fight that would crown the first very clear #1 contender since Vitali's retirement. Good for the division, good for the sport, good for the fighters. SO it'll never ****ing happen.
Fury would'nt go out there to have a war with Wilder.Neither guy would.Fury will stay on the back foot behind the jab like he did with Chisora.