Gypsies don't quit. Quitting will never be part of a gypsy, ever. And he'll have told his new trainer that under no circumstances will he be forced to quit. It's not gonna happen. When most people say 'they'd die in the ring', they don't mean it. Gypsies do mean it. If you think Tyson is gonna quit, you're deluded.
But if he loses, you'll insist that he never could have been beaten by Wilder if he were on his game. That way, you can never be proven incorrect that he's better.
Yes Fury is a significantly more skilled boxer than Wilder. Fury moves extremely well for a guy his size. Power is the great equalizer though and Wilder has tons of it. He carries his power through the whole fight and is a knockout threat as long as he's standing. Should be a great fight. I think Wilder is going to catch Fury and take him out but I would not be shocked if Fury just stays aways and piles up points. The only thing that would shock me is Fury putting a beating on Wilder and taking him out.
No, I think that Tyson Fury already outclassed him in the first fight while being totally out of shape and weak from the weight loss. First of all, I didn't believe that he belonged in the ring with Wilder in the first match. If all of these things play a significant role, it'll be obvious and we'll see a big dip in his performance and so yes, obviously that will be a contributing factor. If not, I predict that he'll box Wilder's ears off.
The prime, undefeated version of Fury will be taking the ring on Saturday. And that's the credit Wilder will get if he knocks him out. Just don't come back here trying to discredit Wilder's win. (FTR, I think Fury wins via decision.)
Wilder KO inside 8 rounds. By the end of previous fight it looked as through Wilder had Fury figured out. I don't think Fury improved. Wilder did.
That's the difference between a great fighter and a talented fighter. Great fighters know how to minimize the distractions or deal with them and still function on a very high level. Fury, although I wouldn't consider him great, seems to function well even when distracted.
Well, that is definitely true. If he enters distracted and injured it will be obvious and that will, of course, detract from both Fury and Wilder. Why bother saying otherwise?
Nope. Because any Fury defeat will cause both his supporters and Wilder detractors to declare that he was compromised in some way. You can always find excuses if you are looking for them. Fury is in his prime. If he loses, then he lost a fight in his prime. Simple as that.
