It's those fights all over again. Everyone has an off night. Steve Cunningham supposedly almost "KO'd" Fury. Fury has to be near perfect for up to 12 rounds all over again, for the third time in a row, and Wilder will be coming in motivated. I'd pick Wilder to win for sure.
Ummm wilder doesn’t have boxing skills .. kovelev and Joshua do so dumb thread �� all he has is a punchers chance to score a ko
Great post, 100% correct.
No way would Wilder be the favorite, Fury win will the 3rd fight, Wilder isn't going to be able to come back from this loss, Fury has won every round except the 2 rounds with knockdowns.
Vegas loves better who don't know how to handicap, everyone bet Wilder in the rematch for some reason.
Don't give your money away, Wilder isn't winning.
We can come back after fight for the I told you so if you want.
Wider fans still trotting out the line that " you have to be perfect for 12 rounds to beat wilder" lol it was hilarious before he lost and even more so now.
It's always Wilder fans. Everyone isn't LDBC. Wilder dropped Fury twice in the 1st fight but Fury was out of shape. Two rights landed in the 2nd fight but Fury turns on/rides both shots. Simply, can Wilder get him along the ropes, a bit more stationary and land a clean right? Guys on here are talking like that is some kind of lottery punch. It's no different than when Wilder pulled down Washington's guard on the ropes, shorten up the right and caught him. Actually, that was a bit of an illegal move to hold his guard down but it was so fast the ref missed it. that's not lotto luck, it's strategy. I prefer Fury vs AJ but there is a 3rd fight no matter how much people complain. I'm going to play the odds on this one.
Wider fans still trotting out the line that " you have to be perfect for 12 rounds to beat wilder" lol it was hilarious before he lost and even more so now.
The only way Wilder beats Fury is if Tyson does what Ortiz and Breazeale did ... stand still in front of Deontay and not move his head when the big right hand comes zooming in.
But there's no way Fury is going to give Wilder a free shot like that. He is on a different level to any of the guys Wilder has sparked out during his career.
I mean there is always a chance, especially with how Wilder is always able to land at least one big shot....Well, up until the second Fury fight. But he was pretty much done after the 3rd round as his legs were shaky at best after that. Fury is going to go right to him in the 3rd fight and use his size advantage to wear him down in the clinches. Wilder will have to throw more than just his usual 1-2 to get to Fury. It's just doubtful he overcomes the skill discrepancy plus the size disadvantage against Fury.
Except Wilder and Fury have already faced off twice and Fury has won damn near all the rounds. So this isn't a case of Wilder having just one bad night, Fury is the superior boxer while having a huge size advantage.
Does that mean Wilder has no chance? Of course not. But he doesn't feel comfortable jabbing with Fury and is not strong enough in the clinches so he has his work cut out for him. If Wilder comes in lighter for the trilogy, there is a good chance that Fury will be out weighing him by 50 pounds.
I'd make Fury a bigger favorite than what he currently is tbh.
The only way Wilder beats Fury is if Tyson does what Ortiz and Breazeale did ... stand still in front of Deontay and not move his head when the big right hand comes zooming in.
But there's no way Fury is going to give Wilder a free shot like that. He is on a different level to any of the guys Wilder has sparked out during his career.
It's those fights all over again. Everyone has an off night. Steve Cunningham supposedly almost "KO'd" Fury. Fury has to be near perfect for up to 12 rounds all over again, for the third time in a row, and Wilder will be coming in motivated. I'd pick Wilder to win for sure.
Fury doesn't need to be perfect to beat Wilder. He just needs to be fully fit and not make any stupid mistakes before Wilder starts coming apart, and it won't take anywhere near 12 rounds for that to happen. Fury has Wilder's number. He'll beat him even quicker in the trilogy, if it happens, which I'm beginning to doubt.
Except Wilder and Fury have already faced off twice and Fury has won damn near all the rounds. So this isn't a case of Wilder having just one bad night, Fury is the superior boxer while having a huge size advantage.
Does that mean Wilder has no chance? Of course not. But he doesn't feel comfortable jabbing with Fury and is not strong enough in the clinches so he has his work cut out for him. If Wilder comes in lighter for the trilogy, there is a good chance that Fury will be out weighing him by 50 pounds.
I'd make Fury a bigger favorite than what he currently is tbh.
He could definitely do better, but i think Fury found the way inside and outside the ring to deal with Wilder. He's not gonna have unnecessary respect for Wilder's power and will be on Wilder again. If Fury doesn't go crazy again i'd clearly favor him in the 3rd fight, maybe not in the exact same style as the 2nd fight, but too much confidence and boxing ability for Wilder.
wilder was so bad maybe a bad bad night did contribute but to put him fav, nah
i mean in the first fight fury looked flabby and not in prime shape and wilder was fine so.......
wilder prob needs to get lucky or fury careless
It's those fights all over again. Everyone has an off night. Steve Cunningham supposedly almost "KO'd" Fury. Fury has to be near perfect for up to 12 rounds all over again, for the third time in a row, and Wilder will be coming in motivated. I'd pick Wilder to win for sure.
Its probably a bet worth dropping a few grand on honestly. I'm rooting for Wilder in the 3rd fight and think it will be a safe bet.