Showtime PPV: Deontay Leshun Wilder vs. Tyson Luke Fury & Luis Ortiz vs. Travis Kauffman RBR.

Just watched the fight and i have to say Fury proved me wrong, i didn't think he would last the distance and how he not only got up in that last but got up to dominate it is simply amazing but he does only have himself to blame for the result because he got careless on two occasions and allowed Wilder to connect big time.

 

I'm no Fury fan, and I've taken the **** out of him on many occasions here, but how anyone could give Wilder more than a generous 3 or 4 rounds (incl the kds) is beyond me. He was schooled all fight by Fury and made to look so amateurish.

 

Sorry mate...I stopped looking at your scorecard after you gave Wilder the opening round. He certainly gave thin air a beating...but unfortunately could barely lay a glove on Fury in the 1st.

 

Personally I thought Fury edged that round with the solid right hand near the end of the round followed up by the flurry. Wilder did nothing but land the counter left hook midway through the first, while Fury was controlling range and making Wilder miss again and again with the right hand.

 

He popped the jab into Wilders face, and did not get hit. Easily enough to win.

 

I feel like boxing fans are battered spouses.

 

Honestly thought more people would have had it a draw like in my eyes a lot of the rounds were quite close and the 2 knockdowns deffo helped wilder. I have no problem with a fury win as he did perform superbly but for me wilder seemed to edge some of the closer rounds which allowed him to get the draw along with the 2 knockdowns and this is coming from a wilder hater before anyone calls me a wilder fan boy.

 

This content is protected

 

Fury is just a legend in boxing now! Talk about flipping the script & turning stereotypes on there head! The big, fat, inactive milky bloke from England makes these HGH basketball players look like Herman Munster in there! His head & upper body movement is ridiculous for a man of that size, his ring IQ is brilliant, his deceptive athleticism & footwork are world class & the manner in which he turned his life around after hitting rock bottom is inspiring! He's a fighter straight out of a movie script! Fighter of the year? Him or Usyk surely? That 12 th round comeback was the best sporting moment I've seen since the 2017 Superbowl! Klitschko in Germany, Wilder in the USA.. He could walk away now IMO with a fantastic legacy going out on a high having consistently overturned the odds. Great character, brilliant fighter.