Tyson "REF-ury"

Wilder had a long count too

 

I have Wilder 3-0 against Fury.

Wilder KO12 Fury
Wilder DQ7 Fury
Wilder KO4 Fury

 

Wilder was saved by the Bell right? And there's 60 secs between rounds. So he had 60 secs to recover and no significant damage to his face....so why did the Dr then check on him at all?

Also yes, this thread is referring to the third fight. But that doesn't mean that any point that may be relevant that comes from a different fight should be ignored. I pointed out that the ref counting Fury in the 12th was perfectly in line with the rules, but assumed you complained anyway. Which if so, would further illustrate your bias.

Fury stopped Wilder. Twice. That will never change, so I'd suggest trying to accept it, as hard as it may be for you.

 

You just created a thread about how wilder is a better p4p fighter than the guy he got stopped by twice in a row. At least have to balls to admit you're a wilder stan.

When did I say wilder wasn't hurt? He was clearly hurt quite badly. The round ended. And then he was given extra time as the doctor examined him at the start of the next round right?

 

People who just started watching boxing this year? Or people who refer to themselves as pharaohs?

 

Literally no one but casuals and the most deluded Wilder fanboys think this

 

I agree with this one.

Much moreso than the opening statement.

 

Ho-tep, bitches!

 

I don't even know what a twonk is, but he is one.

 

If anyone had a keen eye they could see the ref had clearly briefed himself on these bouts

He took his time with all the counts, making sure the fighter could see or hear him clearly. He spent a lot of the early bout trying to prevent Fury's aggressive fighting during a clinch which is fair enough. He also let them work out of a clinch if he seemed reasonable which was something Kenny wasn't doing.

Ref did a good job and by his count was slower we're talking a second or two. Nothing too terrible. There was no bias at play here.

Kenny did the worst job out of the three refs we had, mostly because he couldn't deal with physicality of the fight. You can't contradict your verbal and physical commands in the heat of a battle either.

You see how the ref waved Caleb plant off last night after the 2nd time he went down but wasn't completely out of it? Ref would not have done that for Fury Wilder because like a true pro he was giving both men the absolute maximum benefit of the doubt. Which is very much needed for high profile bouts.

 

If you want to get picky then the 2nd KD in the 4th should have resulted in a point deduction from Wilder as it was an illegal shot. He had his arm round Furys neck and pulled his head into the punch.