What does Wilder need to do to beat Fury in their 3rd fight?

Why would Fury change the tactic that Wilder had absolutely no answer for, and blew him away with? I think Fury comes right at him again, and makes Wilder do something to change his mind.

All Wilder can do is land a big right hand. I dont think that there are any real tactical changes possible for him, as he obviously doesn't listen to instruction. He is what he is, and the fight should play out pretty similar to the 2nd.

 

I don't think he can. We've already seen that Fury can take his best and only weapon at 50%. I am not interested at all, and would much rather see Fury against anybody else, even Agit Kabeyal, Marco Huck, or Evgeny Romanov.

A 90% well Fury beats Wilder 100% of the time. If I am wrong, I am wrong.

 

There's a distinction between the heart that lets you take a beating without quitting, and a different sort of heart that makes you take a beating and still try to win. Wilder has the first but needs to find the second, if he's still interested in being HW champ which I hope he is.

Fury cuts badly, so he needs his jab. If Fury's brow opens early then he has a real chance.

I agree he should lose the weight, though maybe after all this time he's used to it. Since I don't see him developing an incredible hook so he needs a very fast 1-2.

I'm a little skeptical he'll be able to make a body attack central to his strategy. If he discovered his inner body puncher I guess it would help?

Honestly if I were Wilder I'd just be sending Fury champagne and blow and hope he beats himself.

 

Not even saying this in a **** take way. Wilder needs to learn to box throw that jab and try to keep fury from standing on his toes again.

Fury totally shut him down last time pressure from round 1. Cut off the ring limited his space. Made Wilder fight a different fight then he is used too

Don't see much changing In the third

 

Wilder is in deep do do

 

Go for broke in the first round or two and hope he lands something big. Otherwise, not a lot I can see him do to be honest.

 

It would serve Wilder well not letting Fury grab and lean on him. Don't except the clinch. Doesn't take a lot of skill to keep a straight posture. Throw hard punches and be Wild on the inside. Fury, who cuts, may think twice about wanting to hold. Maybe! Fury is leagues above Wilder in skills. Nothing but an up hill journey for Wilder. Fury probably wins 10 rounds.

 

I'm so sure he got cut in an early fight against some journeyman and yet besides a bloody nose I can't find it. I'm picturing it above the eyebrow, left side but I could be way off.

Regardless, the Wallin one was bad enough to be remain a problem.

 

What Wilder needs to do is to have listened to his coaches 5 years ago. I don't think there's anything he can really do at such short notice to significantly increase the odds in his favour. Maybe he could go for broke and try to overwhelm TF through volume early.

 

You're are not wrong.

 

Throw a lot of punches, draw Fury into a brawl, in the chaos land a big one before Fury does.
Fury can probably avoid the one cocked RH easier than when gloves are flying all over the place.

 

The short strategy does seem to be the best one here. He needs to walk into the outside range he loves and start throwing bombs early on. Keep on throwing, step in a bit step out a bit, throw more haymakers.

Draw Fury into some kind of exchanges. Hope he lands something big and Fury buckles, then windmill like crazy and hope the referee steps in or he lands something else.

The long strategy doesnt work, because Wilder lacks any inside fighting strategy at all. His boxing IQ is too low, for him to come out on top. Even he was to learn some tricks on holding on the inside and inside fighting.

 

Bring a gun. Or travel back 20 yrs and work on fundamentals.