Comments Thread For: Fury's Father Tears Apart Wilder, Offers Job To Breland
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If they had that evidence they wouldn’t have been in mediation, they would have been in court awhile ago seeking huge amounts of a big lawsuit of illegal activity ,but I guess you think we don’t know this ?
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A troll is someone who comes into a thread lost and spouts out things about nothing which is you when he has no knowledge or nothing relevant to say . What’s the matter is no one paying attention to you much in the fantasy section so you came in here to dumb the thread down here about nothing again, tell us silly Billy ? Shouldn’t you be crying to the mods about something or are you just bored my Chris Farley stalker look alike and need attention again ? “Dummer” yes the irony of it .
Edit : Why don’t you take the bet Silly Billy if you’re that interested in it ? One where a dispute if a fight happens next even though it’s practically been announced ? One that is going to be next btw unless Fury decides not to sign ,you can be officially Silly Billy on here ? We’ll go beyond a name change but an avatar as well , all you need is a picture of Chris Farley . HaComment
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As has been pointed out, if Wilder had any actual evidence he would have sued to get his belt back rather than go to mediation to beg for a fight.
If any of the things you claim were true, he would have plenty of evidence. The gloves Fury used would still be with the NSAC. They can be inspected (these are the factory-sealed, NSAC approved gloves given to Fury by a NSAC representative on the night after his hands have been wrapped. Everything was recorded on video. The NSAC had an inspector there. Jay Deas was there).
It all played out live in front of our eyes. The difference was the big bald guy punching the other guy many times in the head, accurately.Comment
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You don’t come to conclusion based on examination ,you do submitted blood or urine samples to get a conclusion if any foreign substance is present in the body .
If they had that evidence they wouldn’t have been in mediation, they would have been in court awhile ago seeking huge amounts of a big lawsuit of illegal activity ,but I guess you think we don’t know this ?Comment
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You’re becoming like Silly Billy and not making any real statements.Last edited by REDEEMER; 03-05-2021, 12:37 PM.Comment
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Occam's razor states that given multiples explanations, the simplest one is usually the right one.
Explanation 1: Fury manipulated the gloves in a way that was more likely to injure his own hand than cause extra damage to his opponent, Wilder's own trainer and the NSAC conspired to cheat Wilder, and no court in the law is interested
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Explanation 2: Wilder is a poor loser
I think it's pretty clear.Comment
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This is all such pie in the sky. It's vague, just slinging mud and hoping something, anything sticks. It's amazing that you believe Wilder's excuses about the glove and the water and about Breland being in on it. Presumably Deas was in on it as well when he watched Fury slipping an egg weight into his glove when putting them on in the changing room?
As has been pointed out, if Wilder had any actual evidence he would have sued to get his belt back rather than go to mediation to beg for a fight.
If any of the things you claim were true, he would have plenty of evidence. The gloves Fury used would still be with the NSAC. They can be inspected (these are the factory-sealed, NSAC approved gloves given to Fury by a NSAC representative on the night after his hands have been wrapped. Everything was recorded on video. The NSAC had an inspector there. Jay Deas was there).
It all played out live in front of our eyes. The difference was the big bald guy punching the other guy many times in the head, accurately.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/20...ing-gloves-ban
Did the NSAC catch Maidana? No, Mayweather's CEO Leonard Ellerbe did. (boxingnews24 link)
https://www.************.com/2014/05...e-controversy/
Wilder wants to punish Fury. He's allowed to do that legally in the ring...Last edited by davefromvancouv; 03-05-2021, 12:38 PM.Comment
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Did the NSAC catch Margarito? No, Mosley's trainer Naazim Richardson did. They missed the alleged loaded gloves when he fought Cotto.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/20...ing-gloves-ban
Did the NSAC catch Maidana? No, Mayweather's CEO Leonard Ellerbe did. (boxingnews24 link)
https://www.************.com/2014/05...e-controversy/
Wilder wants to punish Fury. He's allowed to do that legally in the ring...
But you are arguing in favour of the line of thought that says a trainer watching the wrapping is likely to spot something.Comment
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The argument is that the boxing commissions have a history of not catching cheaters before they cheat, or letting it slide before the fight. Like UKAD allowing Dillian Whyte to fight Oscar Rivas without letting Rivas know that they found PEDs in his system AND allowing Dillian Whyte to use un-inspected gloves.Comment
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