Fight Nō - Opponent - Rank at Time of Fight 1 - Ethan Cox - Unranked 2 - Shannon Gray - Unranked 3 - Richard Green - Unranked 4 - Joseph Rabotte - 393rd 5 - Charles Brown - Unranked 6 - Kelsey Arnold - Unranked 7 - Travis Allen - Unranked 8 - Jerry Vaughn - Unranked 9 - Ty Cobb - 399th 10 - Alvaro Morales - Unranked 11 - Dustin Nichols - Unranked 12 - Shannon Caudle - Unranked 13 - Harold Sconiers - Unranked 14 - Dan Seehan - Unranked 15 - Deandrey Abron - Unranked 16 - Reggie Penna - Unranked 17 - Damon Reed - 304th 18 - D Alexander - Unranked 19 - Daniel Cota - 489th 20 - David Long - Unranked 21 - Marlon Hayes - 368th 22 - Jesse Oltmanns - 492nd 23 - Owen Beck - Unranked 24 - Kertson Manswell - 310th 25 - Damon McCreary - 357th 26 - Kevin Price - Unranked 27 - Matthew Greer - 325th 28 - Audley Harrison - 136th 29 - Siarhei Liakhovich - 43rd 30 - Nicolas Firtha - 121st 31 - Malik Scott - 86th 32 - Jason Gavern - 194th 33 - Bermaine Stiverne - 5th - WBC World Title 34 - Eric Molina - 37th 35 - Johan Duhaupas - 34th 36 - Artur Szpilka - 24th 37 - Chris Arreola - 43rd 38 - Gerald Washington - 41st 39 - Bermaine Stiverne - Unranked 40 - Luis Ortiz - 4th 41 - Tyson Fury - 4th 42 - Domonic Breazeale - 15th 43 - Luis Ortiz - 9th 44 - Tyson Fury - 2nd - Lost by TKO - Fury wins WBC Title
He still showed far more heart than AJ did. It took the greatest heavyweight in the world to finally beat Wilder, AJ got his **** pushed in by a stumpy waddling obese man. The only difference is one man, actually quit. And yes AJ quit.
Dont forget that Fury is not the puncher Ruiz is. Underrated power yes but he doesnt have the combination speed up close. 1. Fury 2. Joshua The rest.
Clearly, that's why featherfists like Tony Yoka and Joseph Parker KO'd Dimitrenko quicker than Ruiz, and Ruiz took Liakhovich the distance. I have zero evidence Ruiz hits harder than Fury. Nor do you.
Ruiz is a better combination puncher, but Fury especially in there tonight had far quicker pure hand speed.
Wilder had a very carefully crafted career. His initial 4 or 5 title defenses were as soft as anything I have seen. Lot of hometown fights against guys nobody had heard of. They babied him too much and it was shown in the first Fury fight and tonight. He had no clue what to do in there.
Thing I've always liked about Fury.. Always proves the haters wrong, always has throughout his career. Gotta give the guy credit where its due, he's been a very under rated fighter by many that fail to see how good and intelligent he is in there. Bring on the undisputed all British affair please
Absolutely agree. Wilder has a way stronger will and has a better punch resistance. For sure Ortiz hits hard.
