Wilder claims Fury 1 is one of his best knockouts ever

To be fair, Fury looked knocked out cold the moment he hit the deck. Had the ref waved it off I wouldn't have been surprised.

But he didn't, and Fury did get up, and that's that.

On a side note, does Wilder consider the first Ortiz fight one of his most brutal knockout losses?

 

Smile a small smile to yourself and walk away.

 

He has a point if your a bit bias.

 

He can say what he likes, nobodies listening at this point.
No matter what he or anybody else thinks, that moment right there when fury got up will forever be remembered in boxing folklore!

 

My favourite KO is Wilder Ortiz 2..yknow the one where Ortiz won literally every round, Wilder had landed nothing the entire fight. He lands one right hand, Ortiz goes down but gets up before 10... And the ref calls it off even though there's nothing left in the round.

Give the guy who is clearly winning, and had taken 0 punishment up until that point, a chance. Especially when it's at the end of the round.

Early stoppage corrupt reffing mf

 

Yes, Wilder had had his share of help from dodgy referees.

 

Yup, that one never sat right with me.
Ortiz was none too pleased in the post fight interviews

 

We all remember one of the greatest knockouts of Luis Ortiz...when he stopped Wilder via TKO in the first fight in Round 7!

 

One of the best get ups in history

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Fury is an animal. People don't take him seriously because he's flabby and a joker but he's the baddest man in boxing today. He's a real life terminator.

Following Wilder's butt hurt Boxing will now change the 10 count rule to 10 second rule, boxing will now use a radioactive An all-optical atomic clock, recently demonstrated by researchers at the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST; Gaithersburg, MD), produces about 1 quadrillion "ticks" per second and promises to be as much as 1000 times more accurate than the world's current standard in time measurement-cesium-based microwave atomic clocks to ensure counts are precisely 10 seconds.

 

Wilder is hinting here that he expected the Ref to wave it off, before finishing the count, which are desperate comments, in themselves.

Fortunately, Reiss had a better vantage point than Wilder and saw Fury was responsive. That, combined with an extremely rapid recovery from Fury, led to a well-managed KD.

Moreover, Wilder had a full 2 minutes in the 12th round to finish Fury off - but he didn't manage it and even risked his extra point, once Fury had gotten back into the round. If Fury had been in the condition that Wilder alludes to, stopping him should have been a formality for Wilder, surely?

I can understand, to some extent, why Wilder is seeking some consolation from what could be considered the most successful moment he had in 28 completed rounds. It is all he has had to cling to, upon realizing he actually wasn't and isn't the best heavyweight in the world - by some margin.

He'll quite likely maintain his interpretation of Round-12, forever more. But the bottom line is that Fury mugged Wilder on three separate occasions, in different ways, across their trilogy. Most people give Fury the first fight, despite the scorecards ending it in a Draw, anyway.

This leaves Wilder very little solace.

 

Good question with posts like these I usually lay just repeat what someone else said or say nothing and just move on.

 

He was knocked out, but he got up in time