Fury fought the perfect fight against Wilder, how much can he really improve for rematch?

I think Fury has to be more aggressive in their next fight, but not too aggressive that he starts leaving himself open to counters

 

I think Fury gave a terrible performance that night.

 

Fury will easily get knocked out if there's a rematch, He has looked bad ever since that fight.

 

Fury was grossly out of shape and with ringrust. And got tired in the last four rounds. That's when wilder had some success.
This time fury is in absolute top shape and schools wilder really bad.
12-0 in rounds.
Fury wants the AJ fight. All England unification of all titles in the Wembley stadium. Both will make at least 60 mil. That's his goal

 

He got knocked down twice and was seriously hurt in the 12th round. I thought he clearly won the fight ,and it was very impressive how he got up in the 12th, but he did not fight a "perfect fight." There is room for improvement.

 

He was fat and very out of shape. That's where Fury needs to improve.

 

No show boating!

 

Fury didn't fight a perfect fight.

Wilder has a glass jaw and Tyson should of at least dropped the Alabama slammer . Problem is fury couldn't punch his way out of the paper bag.

 

Fury wasn't dropped because he wasn't perfect. What is the definition of a perfect fight? Mines is getting hit zero times in 12 rounds. It's never been done and never will be.

 

He should be sharper after having the Wilder fight under his belt a couple of fights during the year.

Nefore Wilder, he hadnt fought a legitimate fighter in about 3 1/2 years.

 

He's gonna knock twiglet legs out

 

I agree that being decked twice is hardly a perfect performance. When you look back at re-matches between counter punchers and bangers right back to Louis v Conn, in the majority of cases the puncher has the advantage as he's seen the genie come out of the bottle once already and is waiting for it the second time. If Fury is going to win he will need to move forwards as quickly as he moved away last time. Push Wilder on to his back foot and keep him off balance. The uppercut through the middle that broke Chisora up in their second fight would be the ideal weapon here. Of course this tactic would been spending a lot more time within punching range .

 

Yeah, both KD's were moments apart from points during the fight where Fury indulged in showboating.