Wilder desperate to fight fury next doenst want him to get more fighting fit lol

Did he?
Do you think Schwarz is much different a challenger to say Molina, Szpilka, Duhaupas etc? I would favour him in some of those fights

 

So you pick and choose only the things which suit your argument. So Fury says he was robbed you believe him? Yet when he admits he was knocked out cites his belief that it was miracle from Jesus who intervened to help him rise back to his feet, you think he's lying?



Go and search my thread on Jack Reiss, the quotes are there where the ref admitted he was waving his hand over Fury's ear and whispering to try and get Fury to hear him when he shoud have been focusing solely on counting.

Any other ref who was professional, would have waved it of the moment they saw Fury's eyes roll to the back of his head as he lay motionless.

And I dont detest Fury I detest most of his deluded fans who create their own narratives to create some alternative reality where Fury is this undefeated Champion who has consistently fought and defeated the best, while denigrating every other fighter in the division.

 

Really?

Duhaupas has beat Helenius the same guy people were patting Dillian Whyte on the back for beating and you think he would have a tough time against Scharz/ The same jobber that pulled a Charlie Zelenoff by feigning injury in attempt to get out of a fight?

 

No. I believe he was robbed because I can score a fight myself and have eyes, I don't believe he was knocked out because I have eyes and saw him get up

Well it wasn't any other ref...

Ok.

 

I wish someone had informed Paris that her husband had schooled Wilder and that Fury wasn't knocked out.

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Pillow fists fury will have about 10 tune ups until Deontay is like 38 years old and will pray to do age has slowed him down to where he can't land that right hand again.

 

I forgot Paris was the top boxing analyst.

 

Do you know what knocked out means?

So Breazelle didn't get knocked out because he got back up?
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Fury was knocked out. He was unconscious. Doesn't matter how brief the period. Get in a real fight on the street and get dropped with your head bouncing off the floor and not move for several seconds and try telling witnesses that you were fine and weren't knocked out, see how seriously they take your word, let alone telling them that you schooled the guy that floored you.

 

No but she was much closer to the action than anyone on this forum.

Or are we going to start calling Paris a liar now?

 

lol the most fair and unbiased posted of the forum needs to get his eyes re tested cause what happens in Stephanie World™ isn't what happens in reality..

Maybe the nurse will bring you some more meds soon..

 

lol I'm sure he was in Stephanie World™ lol..

Where are those meds nurse???

 

Someone who gets knocked out, doesn't get back up and then goes to dominate his opponent for the remainder of the round as Fury did. It's simply not possible.

If Fury was truly knocked out unconscious, then why couldn't Wilder knock Fury down again in the 12th round? The answer is because Fury was never truly unconscious to begin with.

A knocked out concussed person simply can't do what Fury did in the 12th round after getting back up. That's clear evidence he wasn't unconscious.

 

When Wilder knocks out Fury in the rematch - should your hero find his tiny ***** to get the courage to fight again - what are you going to say?

You can't nuthug Joshua anymore, and Fury will be contemplating retirement, what will you do? Or will there be excuses instead of credit where it is due?

''Was Fury drugged?'' ''Ben Davison's was too naive?'' ''Fury should have had better support network as he got involved in the wrong crowd? ''' ''He would have won if Peter Fury was in his corner?''

Or we going to go down the traditional route of rewriting History and pretending that no one rated Fury and we always knew he was a bum, after he becomes Wilder's 41st victim by KO victory?

Which one will it be? Because those are the options which are going to be staring directing in your face, when Fury is laid out violently with his legs convulsing uncontrollably on the canvas and your left there sat in front of the television with your belly hanging over your lower regions, wondering if he will make back up to his feet again.

 

Perhaps the post of 2019 so far!

 

Wilder fought Jason Gavern (a property developer who moonlights a boxer) in his 32nd professional contest.

Fury hasn't even had 30 professional fights yet