Did Fury beat the 10 second count and did he win?

This should be a sticky.

 

Cool. So you agree he beat the count then. Fantastic. It took awhile, but we got there.

 

I'm busy and I already told you I'm not uploading anything from my computer, there's tons of confidential files on here in relation to my work.

I linked what's been generally accepted as the time between him getting knocked down and him being up on his 2 feet and it was clearly > 10 seconds.

That's not even the argument though.

The argument is whether or not he required assistance remaining vertical and whether or not he delayed the count.

 

? When did we ever disagree that he beat the refs count? We're arguing whether or not he deliberately stalled the count. I could count from 1>10 in a real 30 seconds and you can say he beat the count too if he's going that slowly.

Right?

You don't even understand the argument, let the big boys continue the banter while you observe.

 

A desperate fan sees what he sees. They believe Wilder had a broken arm throughout training. They believe 2 knockdowns constitutes a draw and possible win alone. They say "But muh Ortiz fight" as if it was an epiphany of a Wilder GOAT claim. It will be sad when it all comes to an end I rather enjoy their simpleness. I mean we have polls on most overrated boxer and the biggest clown fighter but we all know the Wilder fans win the most delusional fans ever in boxing.

Maybe a new poll should be started on most delusional people, Wilder fans or flat-earthers.

 

That requires an upload from my smartphone/or pc.

Something I'm not willing to do at this moment in time. Why do you keep changing the narrative though, everyone accepts he beat the count, but it was an extremely slow count is what's critical here.

 

I just love seeing how far they go with their delusion. What I find upsetting about it what is simply wrong with telling the truth, that Wilder got out-boxed, out-lasted, out-fought, and out-gassed. Some Wilder fans have actually woken up and even said that Fury won that. There is no shame in losing, it's boxing, shocks happen every year they even have awards for it. It what makes boxing the most human sport imo.

 

Hey MVC there is no shame in this. It's boxing its a 10 count not 10 seconds. The purpose of which is too determine under the conditions of the referee that the boxer is able to continue the fight or has sustained to much damage to continue and therefore be waved off as a technical KO. The referee was the only official who did a good job.The scoring was atrocious, come on 115- 111. That is so far-fetched no one I mean NO ONE is defending that score on any critical thinking level.

 

I believe that I have isolated the problem. You're counting the echo, and you shouldn't.

 

It was a deliberately slow count .That's a fact and you need to accept facts. Do you disagree with the moon landing as well or what?

115-111 was a tad wide I agree, I had it a draw and many others as well. Also, Fury didnt win this fight and he surely did not dominate it like some bozos are suggesting