Wilder says to Fury to step aside cause he wanna fight the winner of AJ-RUIZ II

I think both Wilder and Fury is uncertain of the outcome and it would be a huge loss for both if they would lose that fight, also Wilder and Fury beat Ruiz and Joshua comfortable.

 

It would have been better if his hands were throwing punches.

A lot of people seem to think Fury clowning is him winning a fight.

 

I do agree with you. Showboating doesn’t win rounds, but he still outlanded him and got robbed.

But Fury was doing everything to sell himself to the judges.

 

If that is true then don't fight till you've hooked up with another powerful crook who can make sure he has your back when the judges are being given their orders. Which, coincidentally, is exactly what Fury did. Hence the rematch won't be purely on showtime/Haymon terms and hopefully top ranks presence will ensure Fury has a better chance of getting three judges who will judge the fight fairly?

As for me, the only stance I've adopted is that I don't give a rats ass about what any of them do. If wilder wants to pursue the winner of Ruiz Joshua then why not? It's exactly what I'd advise him to do, because he has a better chance of landing on either of them. Just don't spin a bs line about Fury being scared to fight him, because no one believes it.

 

I think Fury beats both of them, but I think the Wilder vs Ruiz fight would be very interesting and would be a difficult fight for Wilder. He throws very wild punches and would be open for the fast combinations that Ruiz throws.

 

Who said anything about being scared to fight? All I've said is Fury turned down the rematch to fight Schwarz (and then Wallin), in response to somebody calling Wilder a ***** for wanting to fight the AJ/Ruiz winner.

You get "Fury is scared" out of Fury's actions.

 

idk, but it started dying in the late nineties. participation in most sports is down, because kids would rather play with their electronics.

 

Deontay Wilder did: 'In my opinion, I don't feel Fury wants to fight me again anyway,' Wilder told 78SportsTV. 'If this opportunity comes about, I think Fury will pass up his opportunity, he would want me to fight for the unification, and then come back and fight him.

No as above I get it from what's coming out of Wilder's mouth.

I don't think any of these guys are scared to fight each other. All of their decisions come down to managers and promoters seeking to maximise return on investment. In Fury's case, that means taking Top Rank's money for a series of easy fights building up to a pay-off against Wilder. Deontay is doing about the same thing with the Ortiz fight.

As I said above, the only thing that may have changed is that Ruiz holding the three belts changes the equation, hence Wilder is now casting doubt on the Fury fight.

 

Fury is the most boring fighter i have ever seen.

 

Ah, I'm not really following along besides reading a headline here or there. Most of what any of them say is garbage.