Does ESPN regret wasting money on Fury yet?

sometimes you just have to appreciate the nativity, kids they just know any better yet. They do sometimes learn though.

If Fury has no power then Wilder has no chin, Wilder got desperate in the final round and landed on Fury. Simple as that, if you really think that Fury has nothing in his punches why did Wilder wait til he was way behind on the cards and in the last round to, just ignore his punches and and start throwing wildly.

I really dont know why I waste my time dealing with either trolls on here or just complete mongs.

 

so why didnt Wallin "gas" is this you admitting that Wilder has a very poor engine? Wallin could do for 12 rounds of which Wilder could only do for half a round?

Unless of course Wilder wasnt gassed and was actually hurt?

 

The debate about whether Fury ran from a rematch or not is one that is quite hard to answer. If as has been said he’s in a contract for two more fights with Wilder it seems odd to delay the inevitable. If there was any scope in terms of building Fury’s profile via knockover fights then that just hasn’t happened. Business was so poor for Schwarz and Wallin that he’s had to go to wrestling to drum up interest and a few quid.

I’m still not sure I buy the all time great stuff as anything more than a bit of a wind up. The Klitschko win was an excellent result but it’s become so overrated. I’m not saying Fury’s had a lucky career but consider the following: change absolutely nothing about his career so far apart from:

Loses the McDermott fight with a card around 96-94.
Loses the Klitschko fight via MD, Wlad being given a narrow win.
Ref stops the Wilder fight after Fury has been down for four seconds.

None of those would be particularly contentious. And if they happened nobody would really rate him.

 

the wrestling thing is a smart move to be fair, he was limited to what he could do whilst the cut heals properly so might as well make a few quid at the wrestling and still keep the body ticking over

 

this is laughable it really is ... its cos he was angry !!! thats a new one.... care to answer the other question that was posed to you?

 

Fury suffered a freak cut in round 3 and the fight should have been stopped. We all know why it was not stopped. Despite having a double cut above the eye from round 3 and not being able to see out of 1 eye (there was huge amounts of blood throughout the fight) Fury won almost every round and gave Wallin an absolute beating. Wallin was black and blue in the post fight interview. You could give Wallin 3 rounds at most and he should have had a point off for cheating. The US press viewed the fight as a massive success for Fury in which he overcame significant adversity and showed he had unbelievable heart and determination to get through anything. It's only the Brit bashing trolls with ulterior motives who saw it for anything else.

 

Wallin lost the fight, remember, so it didn’t work.

He had started slowly which isn’t unusual really, a lot of world class fighters give away a few early rounds and have a look at their opponent. Fury was sloppy, got caught and ended up with a terrible cut that changed the whole context of the fight. He had to play catch-up on the early rounds he had given away and he also had to get him out of there in case they stopped the fight and went to the scorecards. So he bit down on the gumshield and fought on the front foot.

That above is a more balanced opinion and not agenda driven like yours. He’d have probably lost the fight had it been in another country as they would have stopped the fight on the cut. This is boxing, and heavyweight boxing at that so anything can happen.

He’s a really classy fighter though when he’s switched on and this idea you just walk through his shots is just daft. He uses his footwork and lateral movement to move out of trouble and counter. His jab has made fighters including Chisora quit. Whilst he’s not a big puncher, he’s an heavyweight and anyone can starch anyone. Ruiz isn’t a big puncher either but that doesn’t mean he can’t hurt you...and so can Fury.

 

So wallin was able to throw for 10 rounds and Wilder could only do that for half a round. You have already admitted that Wilder didnt just come out throwing like Wallin did. You have already admitted that Wilder gassed in the last round after doing what Wallin did.

You havent thought this one through at all have you? So to summarise according to notjustcasual:

Wilder needs to come out and press and throw more punches just like Wallin did and he will KO Fury easily. However Wilder cannot do that for 12 rounds cos if he does he will gas like he did in the 12th rounds when he decided to come forward and throw more punches.

Some people just open their pipehole and ramble whilst completely forgetting what they previously wrote to other people.

Wilder needs to work the body, he needs to take the legs away from Fury and restrict his upper body movement. This is how he then in turn finds the head, when Fury is easier to tag. Otherwise Fury jabs his head off again and spins and moves out all night forcing Wilder to miss badly again all night, Wilder might be able to land that punch if he doenst do what I say however that wasnt enough for him the first time.