Fury: Joshua took his loss like a man, wilder like a btch

Tyson Fury has changed his tune, all I remember is him mocking Joshua for loosing to Ruiz Junior. Wonder why he is being so nice? It is well known that Wilder & Fury DID used to have the upmost respect for each other 'I have never felt that Joshua respects Fury on that same level, as Fury can go 180 degree's at any moment'. Doubt he’s changed his tune We know Fury generally dictates the way his opponents behave. Fury said before the first Wilder fight they did two interviews in one day, and he purposely acted super respectful to wilder in one and then switched on him in the other one, and basically Wilder reacted to whatever Fury was doing, so he knew he could control Wilder’s behaviour. Fury is very calculated, I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s already doing that with Joshua. On talkSPORT a few weeks ago he was saying Joshua has a glass chin and you can end him with a body shot or shot to the temple etc. Typical Fury mind games. Did the same with Wlad too. At the end of the day though, there’s not much more that can be said on the way AJ and Wilder took their losses. Total opposites. Even Fury who changes like the wind can only have one opinion on it.

You're an idiot if you think Fury ever respected Deyonce. Fury played him, he knew Wilder has no skills and could outbox him easy. That's why Fury took the first fight at 60%. He would never fight AJ in that condition. They obviously had respect for each other...

🥊 "You and your alter-ego are a pack of bums!"🗣 "THERE'S ONLY OOOONNNNEEE BRONZE BOMBER!"Watch the full #WilderFury round table on Monday 8th October at 9.45pm on BT Sport 1 HD 👀 pic.twitter.com/uZIRilkHn4— BT Sport (@btsport) October 7, 2018 That's Fury's respect for Wilder.

Less of the attitude mate, do you understand? Fury has stated during interviews that he respected Wilder 'This is well documented' There are many interviews out there of him praising Wilder 'That is what I am talking about'. And if he did not respect him? Why is he lying? Both Fury and Wilder have always been weary of Joshua 'Fury seemingly has only started to pipe up once Joshua lost to Ruiz Junior'. And this is understandable, because Joshua in my opinion is not the same fighter he was 'He is still in a rebuilding process'. Its called sports psychology, that includes outside of the ring in a business sense as well as inside it. Oldest trick in the boxing book and Fury is a true student of boxing. He was playing games with Wilder that Wilder didn't even know about, building him up, re-enforcing his self security and tearing it down whenever he wanted. 95% of everything Fury says, particularly whilst selling a fight is nonsense, you need to realise that.

Fury is a gypsy and he never cared about Wilder. He basically just acted dumb like he was colluding with Wilder against AJ, to take Wilder's belt. He knew Wilder was the weak link and he could easily outbox him. Fury wouldn't even have taken that fight against Dillain Whyte and not even AJ. He never respected Wilder and there's a reason why he kept checking with Hearn behind the scene about how much he'll make to fight AJ. And he knows lineal title won't get him that much money but the WBC belt would put him on equal footing. Like I told everyone on here when Fury beat Wilder that it's the end of Fury vs Wilder and there's no rematch. Everyone kept doubting me and talking about a trilogy that will NEVER happen. Fury just went to snatch the belt for a huge payday. I've been vindicated now. Fury's next plan to milk the AJ fight 3 times and retire for good. LMAO. I am aware in the boxing sense, that Fury knew Wilder was stylistically the easier fight for him 'Wilder has 1 weapon, and has poor boxing skills'. The respect I am talking about 'Was the respect between men and competitors'. This new attitude from Fury towards Joshua, is new to me etc.

You're an idiot if you think Fury ever respected Deyonce. Fury played him, he knew Wilder has no skills and could outbox him easy. That's why Fury took the first fight at 60%. He would never fight AJ in that condition. Less of the attitude mate, do you understand? Fury has stated during interviews that he respected Wilder 'This is well documented' There are many interviews out there of him praising Wilder 'That is what I am talking about'. And if he did not respect him? Why is he lying? Both Fury and Wilder have always been weary of Joshua 'Fury seemingly has only started to pipe up once Joshua lost to Ruiz Junior'. And this is understandable, because Joshua in my opinion is not the same fighter he was 'He is still in a rebuilding process'.

A bit of a crude assessment, but it's hard to argue against it

Say what you will about AJ but he undoubtedly has a very workmanlike professionalism to him.

I'm no AJ fan but that dude showed how to handle taking an L and he deserves respect for it.

Tyson Fury has changed his tune, all I remember is him mocking Joshua for loosing to Ruiz Junior. Wonder why he is being so nice? It is well known that Wilder & Fury DID used to have the upmost respect for each other 'I have never felt that Joshua respects Fury on that same level, as Fury can go 180 degree's at any moment'. You're an idiot if you think Fury ever respected Deyonce. Fury played him, he knew Wilder has no skills and could outbox him easy. That's why Fury took the first fight at 60%. He would never fight AJ in that condition.

Tyson Fury has changed his tune, all I remember is him mocking Joshua for loosing to Ruiz Junior. Wonder why he is being so nice? It is well known that Wilder & Fury DID used to have the upmost respect for each other 'I have never felt that Joshua respects Fury on that same level, as Fury can go 180 degree's at any moment'.

That's a very fair assessment. I've always liked Wilder despite his massive flaws. His crying and conspiracy theory bs makes it hard to continue to support him.