Tyson Luke Fury vs. Deontay Leshun Wilder III & Efetobore Ajagba vs. Frank Sánchez Faure RBR

We saw what happened to Breland. It would have been a condition set in stone.

 

I agree that Wlad was past his prime and ready to be dethroned. Still, even an aging Wlad was good enough to bounce Joshua off the canvas much later. I wouldn't want to be hit by the guy regardless.

 

Still ?

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Not being funny but there a quite a few I reckon would pull wilder apart. Fury did the job but really needs to focus again if he wants to stay at the top of the tree. Respect to both fighter tho both put it all out there

 

Vegas gonna Vegas.

 

He has some movement of his own and bodywork should be his strategy.

 

Considering all the trash talk from Wilder since his last loss, I admire his will and effort in the ring today. He fought like a man, and never gave up. Fury did not impress me as much as in their second fight. His footwork seemed a bit slow, but he got the job done. This version of Furty could lose to other top heavyweights, but we never know what version that shows up. Hopefully there will be a unification fight now, Usyk - Fury. AJ should understand his chances might be better against Fury. A rematch with Usyk, and he might never fight Fury.

And we learned that Helenius is now the WBA mandatory? Interesting development. AJ fought Pulev for the IBF, and Usyk was the WBO mandatory. Fury might have to deal with Whyte now for the WBC mandatory, should he win against Wallin.

Helenius might actually get his shot against the winner AJ-Usyk, before Fury can challenge the winner AJ-Usyk?

 

not sure why he ducking Whyte but it sounds like it.

 

What a scrap! Every single round had me on the edge of my seat. I lie I couldn't sit down. Watched the whole thing on my feet. I had it even after 4, Wilder won the 5th and Fury had every round after. Wilder was on his feet for the majority of the fight.

Really impress by Wilder’s heart. Just wish he was more gracious in defeat.

Fury's inside game is really good. He is the definition of tactical. The way he positioned himself to lean on Wilder, the way he targeted Wilders ear, the inside uppercuts. If Fury beats the winner of AJ/Usyk rematch then he proves he his cut from the same cloth as the Top 20 heavyweights of all time.

Incredible main event and the whole card was worth every cent of the PPV.

 

That is, if his chin actually holds up for that long.

 

That's a good question

 

Okay, now that my pro-Fury jitters have calmed down:

Wilder is a beast. Man did things I said were not just wrong but idiotic; coming in heavy, changing to Malik Scott, yadda-yadda-yadda and you know what?

He took it to Fury. He had Fury in trouble. At times he outboxed(!) Fury. And don't anyone give me that, "Maybe Fury's not that good hurr-durr-durr" because you know that isn't true, at least by modern Heavyweight standards. Wilder got him with two shots from when he looked like he was done and almost pulled it off; might have if he stayed in a neutral corner and didn't force Mora to stop and restart the count. For all the excuses, for all the fantasies, for all the off-putting bullcrap and weak resume...Wilder's a fighter. And deserves his credit for what may be the fight of the year.

...also Usyk probably beats them both but shut up.

...okay, I did my reasonable human being analysis. Back on Fury Fan time. A-hem.

THERE'S ONLY OOOOOOO~NE TYSON FURY!