The moment the ref is ordered to fix the Fury/Wilder fight

I think they call this "clutching at straws"

 

WBC are scumbags but he got up legitimately.

He got up and continued to box competently, proving the ref was right to let him continue. If he was that badly hurt then Wilder should have finished him.

He couldn't.

 

still haven't heard one single person in my city of 150,000 mention a single word about this fight. during the lead up, nor aftermath.

 

Aren't you clearly showing Fury was on his feet again within 10 seconds? You actually start your count just before Fury even hits the canvas FFS ha ha! As if any ref in history times his one count with the millisecond the fighters back hair contacts the canvas ha ha
Wilder lost his boxing match against a rushed-back, not match fit Fury and everyone saw it.
Clutching at phantom straws FFS ha ha.

Imagine the laughter from the US if Joshua had held 1 of 4 belts hostage for 4 years, whilst trying to claim Chisora (who actually has a better resume and marquee win than Ortiz) was #2 HW in the world! Wilder is the most deluded and protected paper champ in years and yet he has people like the OP as frantic apologists trying to suggest his opponent who just got jobbed to an audience of millions has favouritism! The evidence bring a perfectly legit 10 count!

 

none of what you said actually happened in the video

 

Wilder seems to think the minute his last punch lands the counter starts and the minute he is back on his feet he should be allowed windmill at him.
Wilder knows he lost the fight.

 

Also if anyone's going to complain about the ref making Fury take a step to the right then the left (to buy Fury time), I saw another ref on the Fury v Wilder undercard making a fighter take a step to the right then the left must be some sort of procedure in that state.

 

I'm not getting this.. The timer starts immediately when he hits the floor... Fair enough, bit unrealistic but hey. Then the timer stops at 10...where he's clearly off the floor... So what's the issue?

 

The Wildettes couldn't be embarrassing themselves more as their pathetic campaign does nothing more than turn people off of Deontay. The sensible position would be to say he worked Fury out and will get him earlier in a rematch.

 

Wilderettes ... LOL

 

Now obviously Fury won the fight but I was just thinking, in future interviews and press conferences Wilder isn't going to admit that he got lucky with the judging or Fury won the fight so he's going to keep saying that he won the fight which leads me to my question.

Is it possible that Deontay Wilder could trick himself into believing that he won the fight? If you tell yourself a lie enough times you'll eventually believe it...

 

I dunno but is that Jimmy Hoffa in the crowd, fifth row on the left?

 

No, that's Martin Bormann.

 

"The long count" has already been debunked here. On youtube there is proof that the count was 10 seconds.

I thought you would going on about the white sky martians impregnating deontays brain and causing him to lose power. You know, I thought there would be a new excuse, not on the level of the Russian conspiracy crazy but pretty far out there.