The 2 big questions: Rematch clause? Why was Wlad so gun-shy?

Actually no, he wasn't.

Fury exposed what we already knew, Klitschko was never really any good in the first place. Fury used BASIC BOXING to essentially disarm Klitschko then systematically take him apart. Klitschko was ready to QUIT in the later rounds. Fury demonstrated that Klitschko has no idea on how to deal with a good jab and that Klitschko has NO inside game whatsoever. None. And all that holding by Klitschko was SHAMEFUL.

 

One more big question - Is Vitali about to make a comeback?

 

He couldn't throw his usual output because Fury was constantly fainting and moving, Wlad had problems with Fury's movement and he got outjabbed.

 

Fury saw the punches coming. Look how he ducked in advanced for the left hook and right hand.

 

Huge Congrats to Fury, doing what no Egyptian descendents could do.

Why do you think so many Egyptian descendents were inferior, and couldn't do what Fury did.

 

Wlad fought a guy who was bigger who actually knew how to fight tall and used good movement feints who also was faster and had better reflexes. Wlad was finally exposed as a bully who feasted on smaller men. I'm glad his reign is over.

 

:deal

 

At 39 he was exposed....ok

 

Wlad is harboring some sort of injury. There is rematch clause and Fury will get properly knocked out in the rematch.

 

Pretty much spot on. Klitchko had no confidence in his punches tonight, often holding back his jabs or not throwing right at all when he had a clear cut chance. Only after Fury got rocked and lost his legs he could nail him in the last round, prior to that he hadn't gone toe to toe once.
I backed Klitschko to win and still believe that his skills are superior but tonight he got blinded like the rabbit in the headlights.

 

So how come Fury did what no Egyptian descendent could, would he say he is superior

 

Yeah Vlad confirmed post fight there will be a re-match

 

here come the kliturd excuses now.

1.wlad was injured from round 1/going into the fight

2. wlad was drugged!

3. the ref tripped wlad!!

4. fury cut him with his invisible dreadlocks

 

He's always had a problem pulling the trigger. Steward mentioned it numerous times when he was training him. Wlad's first instinct is caution, we saw how he failed to counter Haye time and again when he had the openings, to this day I think he could of KO'ed Haye had he dared to.

Against Fury, he saw the openings but no longer had the reflexes to pull the trigger even if he wanted to. Fury fought the perfect fight to take advantage of Wlad's cautious nature. He kept it long and did just enough in each round, which is usually Wlad's approach, and it doing so controlled the pace of the fight and made Wlad react to what he was doing.