Wilder looked terrified when Fury challenged him.

God, that's embarrassing to lose to that fat whale. If wlad can't annihilate him in a rematch that shouldn't ever be needed, wlads stock crashes as fast as Mike Tysons did once someone fought back.

Idgaf if wlads 60, if he can still get in shape, last a training camp he should ko that fool. It's pathetic, if wlad somehow loses again, shows up and literally cannot pull the trigger, I see Vitali coming back to destroy him.

ALL that's needed is a good hw to actually try to win. I would rather fury take on haye or joshua. Reason being, those are huge fights in Europe, and I want to see fury pummeled wHich joshua or haye would guarantee me.

****, Wilder kicks his ass en route to a tko victory

 

Good post :good Fury had the advantage in that confrontation as Wilder was still recovering from a very competitive fight (until he hit the home run in the 9th) with his much smaller opponent . I do wonder how Fury was able to get through security and get up in Wilder's face? :huh

I don't think it's a matter of what Wilder's done to deserve any "hate" I think it's what he hasn't done to earn any respect from paying fans. His road to the HW belt is more paved than anyone in HW history (maybe Charles Martin being the exception).

I like Wlad in the rematch against Fury (as Mike Tyson does)

We'll see...

 

Much smaller opponent? You do know Spzilka weighed in more than Wilder did right?

 

Wilder only fights bums, that's all you need to know.

 

The irony is not that you're a moron. It's that you consider Fury no more a con artist than Wilder, yet think Wilder brings excitement compared to the robot Klits. Yet, who was it that dethroned the Klit ending the robots reign? Hmm, moronic contradictions afloat... atsch

 

So he's Batman? :think

 

I just BARELY saw the video, I didn't watch it during the fight. I'll be honest.

1. Fury looked confident, no fear whatsoever, like he's riding a "high".
2. Wilder didn't look scared, but he looked a little shook up AT FIRST, like Fury caught him off gaurd and put him out of his element. I think he needed a minute to compose himself since he didn't prepare for that.
3. Once Wilder "shook" off that initial shock, I think he was confident, he just needed to build his confidence.

I hope they fight, it'd be good. :good

 

but I bet you like Golovkin.


Never has a middleweight in history received so much credit for doing so very little.

 

A young robot ended the reign of an old robot.

That's what Fury did.:deal

 

Fury scares no one

 

Smaller not heavier. Take another look at the Tale Of The Tape.

Do you think Spzilka was bigger than Wilder? :huh

 

Just rewatched the video, I have to admit Wilder did look slightly flustered for a second. But he recovered quickly.

 

I hope you accidentally posted this in the wrong thread. :huh

That would at least make sense :blood

 

He mentioned a guy fighting bums and having the way paved for him.

That always brings GGG to mind.

 

After reading many threads lately, it seems anything brings GGG to your mind.

I have nothing personal against Wilder at all. I'm just not sold on his ability yet and I am surprised at how he gets a free pass defending his title against boxers Mike Tyson never heard of. Wladimir Klitschko would get crucified on line had he fought the same guys defending his titles. To me, it's a clear double standard. If Wilder beats Povetkin, I will tip my Raider cap and give him the credit he deserves :good