Wilder's trainer: "Deontay will gain revenge over Fury within five rounds".

True.

It'll still only be one serious fighter on his resume, but that's fine, it's better than the vast majority of the division would have.

It would still be a 1-1-1 on the record (so neither conquered nor conquerer) and a 2-1 loss on almost all neutrals views.

I think the one thing it's safe to say is regardless of what happens we're not going to see #4 - not only is there no appetite for it but if Fury wins #3 he's clearly won the trilogy and if Wilder wins #3 he'll claim he won #1 (and therefore the trilogy).
Regardless I don't think either of them want to go again after this (to be honest I'm not completely convinced either of them really wants #3 either).

 

Really not sure why this fight is even happening but I guess there was a rematch clause in the contract. Fury clearly won the first fight, left no doubt in the second and will probably do the same in the third. The excuses from Wilder after the second were lame and I don’t think anyone was dumb to buy the one about the heavy gimp suit weighing down his legs. Let’s get this one over with so we can see Fury fight top opponents. Bum Squad’s last hurrah is going to look a lot like the second fight.

 

To be forthright, I thought Wilder won the first fight with the two knockdowns, but only by one point.

 

Fury has a shaky chin and paper skin and he is fighting a very dangerous kamikadze Wilder. What can go wrong?

 

Fury is going to disappoint everyone at some point. And the pandemic delay is not in his favor.
However, Wilder's mental state and trainer change provides a unique opportunity.
Can Fury take advantage of it ???

 

You couldn't write a comedy script as good as Wilder's last few years of his career. Lets break it down.

After years of fighting questionable opposition for a world champion he finally decides to cherry pick Tyson Fury who was coming off a huge lay off after being morbidly obese and then looking fairly average in two horrible comeback fights. Fury proceeds to out box him and make Wilder look like a novice for the majority of the fight. Then Fury has more time to get active and in shape for the rematch and proceeds to beat the living crap out of Wilder and stops him.

Wilder goes on to make dozens of delusional excuses that no sane person could ever believe, sacks the only guy who had the guts to save him from a career ending beating then goes on to hire a pathetic yes man ass kisser friend who even took a dive for him when they fought. He then stays quiet at a press conference where he thinks he looks cool when in actual fact he looks like the complete dosser that Fury has been calling him from the jump LOL. He then has the pathetic yes man Scott do all his talking for him. Having Scott who all hardcore boxing fans know willingly took a dive for him as his head trainer is seriously one of the funniest things I have seen in sports.

 

Where evidence that Wilder has improved? And what moves has he improved?

Are you basing this on the few clips posted online ,and if so what are you comparing them to when saying he has improved?

In ring performances or previous training camps?

And what proof that he change of trainer was the right move? I mean the guy in charge now was never that good himself and even compared Wilder to Ali

 

Wish Wilder would knock Fury out. I really want to see Fury beg for a fourth fight.

 

Maybe, however Fury does have experience to fight vs Wilder under belt.
I suspect that Fury is happy to have Wilder not The Bodybuilder in the ring cos Bodybuilder does have 2 heavy hands and better overall boxing skills, he is heavier than Wilder and more powerful. Fury might maul and steamroll Wilder, with Bodybuilder this will be big problem unless he will not gas out.

 

What the actual fook?

You need to stop watching this boxing lark and try some other sport. ..

 

Heard it all before about a defeated fighter training for a comeback:

1. I can see something's changed - he's a different animal
2. He's doing things in training he never used to do
3. He's going to surprise a lot of people come fight night
4. The best shape he's ever been in
5. The best camp he's ever had
6. The new trainer is adding layers to his game

etc etc.

Just words and normally followed by a fight in which nothing has changed. Wilder will still rely on landing that big right hand and hope he puts Fury's lights out while losing round after round. He's too old to reinvent himself and spent too long boxing one way to transform himself into anything fundamentally different from what he's always been...

 

Fury seems dedicated now. Sometimes he needs something significant in his life to change and maybe this whole thing with his daughter has been another wake up call to hurt him enough to get him back to focusing.

He seems genuinely focused now and is going dark on social media for real this time.

He's taking it seriously. I believe Fury will win, but we could have a few scary moments this time.

 

Wilder has a punchers chance. Don't give a **** what he's doing in training camp. Only thing he can do is land right.

He's got a 1/10 chance of doing it, if Fury is full fit and focused.

 

People will hate Fury more than Wilder if he lose this fight. Just watch.

 

I originally said Fury UD12, after reading this..............................Fury TKO8