Unpopular opinion - Wilder to become first undisputed champion since Lewis

McDermott and Wallin did too. That's why the ogre is so selective. He knows he lost those two fights and is terrified he won't be so lucky with corrupt judges for a third time.

 

Fury IS NOT a big puncher.

 

You failed on the first sentence. Wilder has no chance whatsoever of knocking Usyk out. None.

 

The key to Wilder being undisputed depends on the ring custom that he wears.

 

And they all lived happily ever after.

THE END

 

Since Usyk is some sort of super-sayan southpaw android demigod, I would say Fury is right to duck him.

 

I like your logic oddly.

 

Usik would first have to get past Fury and that would make him undisputed champ (right?)

 

Gotcha! But I need to ask why do we need Fury-Wilder 4?

Ok we had Pacquiao-Marquez 4 so NVM ..lol

 

In case Wilder beats Usyk people will have to admit he's however a good boxer - true, one-trick, but... Or some totally lack of objectivity *rons who pretend to comment fairly (like spravedlivylev) will say that being the undisputed in this era means nothing, while have been ready to shout everywhere if Usyk would've become one.

 

I don't think that it will happen, yet stranger things have happened for sure

It's been clearly demonstrated by different fighters that you can box the head off Wilder forever and he can still chin you in a heartbeat

However, Wilder's speed gives his power, and speed goes first

And there's no reason that Usyk cannot finish Wilder. A more precice Fury could have done it a dozen times earlier than he did

 

TBH the only way I can see Wilder beating Fury now would be to outbox him. I could be wrong but in the first fight he dropped Fury who promptly got up and went to a draw. Going for the knockout has proven futile for the Wild one (that said, I havent seen fights 2 or 3)