And what was the result of that fight? A ko victory for Fury with three knock downs. If anything, I think Wilder is underestimating Furys ability to really strong in the clinch, to punch harder and with zero impact on his elusivity and mobility. Fury can carry the mass, can Wilder?
I thought Ruiz was wearing weights under his shirt at the weigh-in until I saw him in the ring and saw it was pure Blubber packed on at the All You Can Eat Buffets!! We'll find out in the ring if Fury wore weights to fool the critic's, betting odds, etc... Fury's done lots of weird things in the past like showing up dressed as Batman so wearing 20 pounds of weights to throw off Wilder also since Fury's been saying he's gonna rough up Wilder and KO him when possibly he's planning on a safety first Wlad Klitschko style points win without hitting the canvas this time! Fury shouldn't complain about the draw in the first fight when he hit the canvas twice!!
Sure it was a great result for Fury, but that's a tune-up quality fight. Additionally, 274 pounds in 2014 is not similar to 273 pounds in 2020. His mobility will definitely take a hit with the extra weight involved. Please note that Kenny Bayless is the referee, he's not going to allow that many clinches unless they're fighting on the inside. No offense at all and I hope your points turn out to be accurate, but I just can't make any sense out of it. Guess we'll find out soon and I hope I am proven wrong.
I'll give credit to Fury if he wins an easy UD or late TKO by wearing weights to the weigh-in and tricked Wilder into bulking up thinking Fury was gonna go for broke to KO him and Wilder ends up gassing... but Fury actually trained for a distance fight and is actually around his weight for Klitschko... If he's actually Porked up and gets KTFO early I'll give him credit for taking an easy lazy payday and cheating the Boxing Fans and fudging the fight odds with a bogus weigh-in and pre-fight Strategy. and when he wakes up he can head back to the Buffet and the Pub after that, regardless I'm not spending a penny on this fight.
I knew it sad really said turns out eddie was right no smoke with no fire SugarHill Steward, basically admitted his man is not fully fit entering the fight “Nobody comes into a fight 100 per cent,” Steward said. “Every fighter, if you train hard, everybody has some kind of injury, some kind of nick, and that’s just the truth. But they get on with it.” Wilder himself heard Tysons cut was opened in camp thats why he wore glasses...... Wilder said: "The cut that Fury got in the last fight is going to play a big factor in this fight. "I heard it got reopened in sparring, that's why he was wearing the hoodie and the shades at the press conference. This fight is perfectly set up for Wilder Fury is in such bad condition but i still hav faith Fury has already admited his ankles are messed up
You're right, it isn't easy, but then again Fury got caught when he began playing games and dropping his guard. When he was focused Wilder barely touched him. 273 though? Not a chance.
but Abell is a WalMart Cart Pusher!! Arreola destroyed Abell in 2 rounds and after he KO'd Abell he gave him a big kiss on his cheek as the referee was holding him up!!
slim chance but possible Fury came in wearing 20 pounds of weights, kept his shirt on so noone knows... since people bet hard earned $$$ on these fights every fighter should have to strip down to underwear for weigh-in's!!
not many people would refuse to take Fury's place Saturday night in the Ring if they could get his Paycheck! Get KTFO, wake up and count your Lottery Winnings!! it's also possible Fury doesn't care to win this one since he's already secured a third fight!!
Does anyone really think that with the changing trainers, WWE distraction, ankle injuries, changing strategy, and now massive weight gain that we're really getting anything close to a 100% Fury? I feel like there's a distinct chance that we're not. I hope that I'm wrong because I want to see a great match between 2 fighters at their peak and rewatch it several times.
With Fury being so heavy, the only way he can win is for Wilder to fight stupid reckless in the early rounds of the fight and get caught with a shot coming in by Fury. If Wilder fights his regular fight and is patient, Fury isn't going to have to much past the midway point of the fight where Wilder can begin to just lay it on him. Should be an easy nights work for Wilder if he fights a smart fight which I think he will.
