If Wilder loses to Fury again.

I really hope both guys would be healthy after the fight, this is getting really personal, which is not a good thing.

 

Depends. If he gets knocked out again, he'll tip his hat and move on. If it's at all controversial, then he'll keep dragging out the "rivalry".

 

I think you know the answer to this question. The Bomb Squad knows no other way than to make the incorrect decision.

 

If he comes on with a lighter suit, he will say he's too cold.

 

He'll take the conspiracy theories up a notch and claim Fury is an alien and that boxing is only for humans, so he remains undefeated against human opponents.

 

If he gets stopped again I’d imagine his excuses will possibly be:

1. Someone shot him with an invisible blow dart from the British section of the audience.
2. Fury had Dr. Evil steal his MoJo.
3. The referee gave him a nurple during the clinches.
4.His dreads are spun to tight and cut off the flow of blood to his right leg which made pivoting impossible.
5. He busted a hemi on the ring walk which threw off his game plan.
6. Malik Scott confused him on purpose to get revenge for his own Ko loss to Wilder.
7. Mark Breland did something he just doesn’t know what yet.

 

What excuses will Wilder come up with is a good question actually, quite a fun one.

Could probably come up with a good one, if I was asked the question right after seeing the fight.

Right now I think what will happen is after the fight, Wilder’s hardcore fans will start saying Wilder’s style is better suited to younger fighters, and Wilder was simply past his prime when he fought Fury the third time. I think that is the best bet for a excuse without seeing the fight.

 

Alcohol, drugs, over eating, mental health issue blah blah......Oh sorry of course those are the Tyson Fury excuses for losing the title.

If Wilder loses then I think he will hang up his gloves and enjoy his wealth, unless of course some one offers mega bucks to carry on fighting.

If Wilder does make excuses again, i sincerely hope he does better than his hundred yard trek in his 40 pound ring walk costume making his legs weak, the baddest man on the planet, the 230 pound world heavyweight champion, being fatigued carrying a weight three times as light as a 160 pound infantry soldier routinely carries in a active combat zone.

 

If he gets destroyed like last time, he's best advised to take the money and enjoy the rest of his life OUTSIDE of the ring.
If he puts up a good fight, like the first time, he could and should be able to continue his career.

 

fury is about to send wilder and an entire segment of boxing channels on youtube straight to hell

 

Thats it, thats the excuse. They're going to say Wilder was 35 and past his prime. While Wilder is getting old it doesn't matter because Fury beats prime Wilder anyway. But thats definitely the excuse we'll be hearing from the LDBC

 

8. Eddie Hearn wanted revenge for letting him 5 months travel to Saudi Arabia back and forward, and arrange the AJ-Fury fight, and it didnt came together because Deontay won in court. So Hearn spiked his water and put steel objects in Furys gloves.

 

Wilder will go even more Bonkers

He will retire and end up in straight to DVD/stream type action films

Id put money on it he already has Seagal's number ready to go

 

If Deontay Wilder loses, he'll go out with a record of 42-2-1 with 41 KOs (both losses and the draw to Fury), a five-year WBC heavyweight title reign, 10 successful title defenses and the reputation of never being in a boring fight.

And, in retirement, he will be viewed much more fondly than he ever was during his career - which always seems to happen when fans go back and watch retired boxers' fights.