Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury III

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by eltirado, Feb 23, 2020.


  1. lordlosh

    lordlosh Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    eltirado, MVC is that you ? You are good troll dude, continue like that, i`m sure a lot of people are making fun of you today.
    Its so happy to see Wilder fans in delusional once again, after Fury wiped the floor with him.
    And when you are talking about rematch, you can have in mind, that Fury already beaten this hypejob, now he beat him twice via TKO. So Fury already outpoint him, and now he knocks him out.
    It was the judges that gift Wilder the decision. It was pure garbage robbery.
     
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  2. kirk

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    He does bring revenue though. He might not bring in big revenue by himself, but him against AJ, Usyk and Ruiz are still big money fights and are fights those three would still love to take.

    He could easily fight a Shwartz, then a Martin, then a Hunter, have 3 back to back to back highlight reel KO's, then have a big fight.

    As for him looking shy. Im not exactly sure what people expect battered, beaten and exhausted fighters to look like. I always see this on the internet... people talking about how fighters that have been battered round after round, look dejected, and act like that means their submissive. No... they are beaten the hell up, and completely exhausted. Not sure how you expect him to look. Exhaustion alone can make a fighter look like that, let alone being battered from pillar to post round after round.

    Looking beat up and with nothing left, is completely different than being submissive and mentally broken. A fighter that has his tails between his legs doesnt act like Wilder did when the ref stopped the fight.

    In fact in the last round, you can see Wilders eyes are still completely focused on trying to time Fury, he is still pushing the padding on his glove and setting his glove up for a good punch, all the while hes so out of it hes trying to circle the ring and stumbles into the ropes out of sheer exhaustion and lack of equilibrium. Yet he goes right back to trying to gauge Fury.

    I legit dont know what youre seeing when you see a dog with his tail between his legs. Not one time does he look mentally beaten to me, other than what anyone would naturally look like as an exhausted and a physically beaten up human being. A minute into the last round hes coming forward still trying to land a big right hand. Still with his eye on victory. He then is genuinely pissed when the ref stops the fight. Thats not a mentally beaten or submissive man.

    meh... like I said, we disagree. It is what it is.
     
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  3. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    0-1-1

    • 1st fight DRAW with Tyson Fury getting up from a Concussion KD RD12
    • 2nd fight Corner Stoppage, none of the knockdowns were as powerful as KD RD12
    • 3rd fight (more than likely a KO) because Deontay Wilder will come in high Stamina 210s weight, throwing & landing more
     
  4. Nonito Smoak

    Nonito Smoak Ioka>Lomo, sorry my dudes Full Member

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    He is in his mid-30's. His career has been building for this spot, these paydays. Maybe he takes the 3rd. Redeem forever with a victory or go out with a bang.

    I see many using the term "rebuild" or the saying "back to the drawing board." No point in rebuilding for, what, an attempt to settle in the mid-top-10 and keep fighting until he's 40? With all those combined paydays likely barely surpassing what a third fight would generate for him? Makes no sense to me. If he was 26 years old, sure.
     
  5. JediPimp007

    JediPimp007 Long suffering reader Full Member

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    No point to a 3rd fight, Wilder has proven that fighting 40+ **** poor fighters and scoring highlight reel knockouts, doesn't prepare you for a decent fighter.
    The illusion has gone, we all knew he couldn't box, but now we know he's got no ability to adjust, poor stamina and a weak chin. Fury still can't punch correctly, with authority and was again off balance a lot... but 58 weak power shots were enough to close the show.
    Two guys with paper thin resumes, let's hope they don't make it 3 fights and go for what matters, being undisputed.
     
  6. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Great points. And while most everybody had Fury winning that first match pretty comfortably even despite the knockdowns, the fact is that there were some absolute fireworks in that match and Wilder came incredibly close to knocking out Fury. So even though many people say that Wilder lost twice I mean he still gave a good account of himself in that first match despite being outboxed. He did something significant there with that knockdown in the 12th. And while Wilder didn't quite win any other rounds clearly several of the rounds were close / competitive. And even though he was stopped in the rematch, it wasn't exactly a clean knockout.

    I mean on the one hand many claim that Fury wasn't at his best in the first match, and I think that's a fair assessment. But on the other hand it seemed that Wilder wasn't at his best in the rematch. So the question still remains that if both come in at their best what would happen? Who wins : the 210s Wilder from the first match vs the Fury from the rematch?
     
  7. Somali Sanil

    Somali Sanil Wild Buffalo Man banned Full Member

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    Hunter could definitely derail him, looking at who he fought whilst champ, he wouldn't take that fight anyway
    He hadn't took a beating at the stage of the fight im on about, it was the realisation he was in with a different Fury, like a rabbit in headlights, this was the fight hes been avoiding all his career or his handlers, a fight where the outcome wasn't a foregone conclusion
    Seriously ??? I'll leave it there with you mate, its only opinions isn't it, but im extreme opposite lol
    Tyson was slowing down imo, the opening was there or getting there but he took to much of a beating to do anything about it..He needs road work for them tooth pick legs, he had no strength in them when he was in the trenches
     
  8. evander40

    evander40 Member banned Full Member

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    Wilders next fight will be a rematch against Charlie Zelenoff.
    Bumsquad
     
  9. MagicE

    MagicE Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Exactly this... Fans moan when fighters are protected to preserve their 0, but when a champion loses their 0 everyone's declaring them as done.

    He was well and truly beaten and bullied last night and I personally don't think he could ever beat Fury now, but that's not to say he couldn't beat anyone else.

    I'm seeing the same people calling Fury the GOAT and Wilder a bum at the same time. If Wilder's a complete bum then how can Fury be ATG for beating him???

    I personally think Wilder is of course limited but he was a decent champion and seems to be an alright person, he'll be back.

    As for Fury, hard to not have him in at least top 15 heavyweights ever now. This win might grow over time depending on how Wilder comes back, and if Fury does AJ he climbs higher still.
     
  10. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    In a way surviving Wilder for 12 rounds is a moral victory. Tyson Fury is the only boxer in history to achieve this.
     
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