Fury does not really want to fight Wilder again

The same Ortiz people said wilder was too scared to fight, then gave him no credit after he beat him? That Ortiz? Do you really want to go down this route?

 

And continued fighting till the 11th round like a warrior in spite of his exhaustion scoring two knockdowns.

 

I'm not mad at all, I'm glad we got a 3rd fight because it was amazing. One of the best slugfests of all time. I actually gave Fury lots of credit in a far more recent thread.

 

Well you could have simply expanded your vocabulary. You could say "wilder did not truly get a draw" or something to that effect. But you said reality as if this what actually happened historically. You used the word wrong plain and simple.

I am not remotely doing the same thing. As far as I know I haven't used any words incorrectly or attempted to rewrite history.

None of that justifies calling him a coward tho. This just goes to show you have a strange history of misusing words. We're talking about a guy who got dropped by shavers like he got shot and got off the floor to win. Fought a prime Mike Tyson while past his prime. Jumped off a van to drop berbick in a brawl.

You can call him an opportunist, a weasel, dishonorable, or any other term to criticize his maneuvering around the division. But he absolutely was no coward. More importantly, I always find it hilarious when guys on the internet say outrageous things about literal pro fighters who could turn their lights out with a single shot.

Well we could have moved on from that but you bumped this 2 year old thread just to stir the part and now you're offering phony compliments. You had to have bookmarked this thread or something because if you clicked on my profile to find recent threads started by me you had to have seen the one where I gave fury tons of props and praise and even said he is now undoubtedly top 10 h2h.

 

It's you running from reality, which is incredibly ironic.

The distinction makes an enormous difference. You can be brave AND do dishonorable or opportunistic/sneaky things.

At least you finally admit it makes no sense to call him a coward. A bizarre label for a guy like Holmes who showed incredible fortitude in and out the ring.

Of course. But you can't bump a 2 year old thread calling someone out then acting surprised when they carry on the discussion.

 

I actually don't care that you have no clue how to use basic terms and want to ignore the historical records of the bout. It was funny pointing it out. At no point was I attempting to win anyone's favor or validation.

It was about money. Had nothing whatsoever to do with "cowardice". Holmes literally came off two losses and a layoff two jump in the ring with prime Tyson as soon as he saw all the zeroes in the dotted line. Like do you not realize how dense you sound right now?

You literally asked for this the moment you bumped my thread.

 

Well you're clearly the idiot in this situation for either not knowing or forgetting this thread was made before fury fought Wilder 3x.

Clearly Holmes was not some Mayweather like diva worrying about losing if he's hopping in the ring with a prime Tyson in his 40's after a layoff. Obsessed with money? Sure. Coward? That is by far the dumbest and least appropriate label you could give the man. You think he was scared of Pinklon ****ing Thomas and Tony big tits tubbs but he was willing to fight Ray Mercer, Hoylfield, and Tyson when he was far past his best?

Well the record will forever show that you called Larry Holmes of all people a coward and were so stupid you thought that I believed fury was still scared of wilder even after 3 fights not realizing the timing of this threads creation.