Comments Thread For: Wilder Won the Arbitration Battle, But He'll Lose the Trilogy War

[I have no ears]

anyone using terms like “race baiting”, “playing the race card”, etc had just outed themselves as a closeted “keyboard” racist

Did the term hurt you're feelings? So because I can pick out someone playing the race card which has become so prevalent in this awful era of social justice, that automatically makes me racist, grow a pair bro, I don't see race, just like 99% of people in this world, kids go to school not seeing race, it's a made up construct which u adhere to and people like you who make racism a thing in everything and see it everywhere that are making this world crumble, open you're eyes

[zod66]

Boooooooomb squuuuaaaaaaaaaad

[Oldskoolg]

Did the term hurt you're feelings? So because I can pick out someone playing the race card which has become so prevalent in this awful era of social justice, that automatically makes me racist, grow a pair bro, I don't see race, just like 99% of people in this world, kids go to school not seeing race, it's a made up construct which u adhere to and people like you who make racism a thing in everything and see it everywhere that are making this world crumble, open you're eyes

Thanks. Have a great day

[I have no ears]

Thanks. Have a great day

You too buddy

[FannonOG]

King Wilder was robbed twice, third time will be different. Malik will make sure of it.

[deathofaclown]

I don't understand why people are so angry that Fury has to honor a contract that he signed.

I think it’s just annoying that Wilder was silent for months and months last year and never came out and said he wanted a rematch until the clause expired, then he got loud.

That’s why I think this case is only about putting himself in a legal position to get Step-aside fee.

if not, then it is what it is. If Fury has to get rid of Wilder in next few months and fight Joshua later in the year, then so be it. There’s nothing we can do about that anyway

If AJ v Fury cant happen next, At least we will get Fury v Wilder 3 and AJ v Usyk in the meantime.

And even then I’m not confident the fight happens because Joshua still has to face Usyk, which is no forgone conclusion. I think Joshua’s style is much better for Usyk than Chisora’s pressure style.

I blame Arum. Since last year he was saying this case won’t be a problem and suddenly it is. Hearn has always said Fury and MTK are all in on the AJ fight. Arum has always been the one giving mixed signals.

[Get em up]

There is no step aside.

Joshua will not sign the obligation that he must fight Wilder next if he beats Fury.

A contract between Wilder and Fury has nothing to do with Joshua.

I'm not saying there is a step aside.... I'm not saying there will be either. I am saying I hope there is. I'd like to see AJ and Fury fight and Wilder fight anybody else with a pulse and the winners meet up eventually. I doubt it happens but that's what I'd like to see.

[Straightener]

Fury needs to drop the wbc and let wilder have his paper title back

Wilder and stivern can have another fight

That looks like the only way out of this mess

[FinlandsFinest]

I don't understand why people are so angry that Fury has to honor a contract that he signed.

Exactly. Fury has done this before as well. Remember the Wlad incident?

What I believe happened was: Fury knew he couldnt beat Wlad a second time. That herky jerky style only works once, Wlad was gunshy for no reason, in the rematch he would of probably beat Fury. Wlad was clearly switched on in the AJ fight and gave AJ a hell of a fight.

[Nightfall]

Wilder may stop Joshua due to power and style but I am starting to lean to Joshua over wilder simply because wilder is just too small for men that size based on the style he employs which is severely lacking in fundamentals and to be honest output. Fury....I don’t see wilder ever beating him now that fury has him sussed. Wilder had a good run but ultimately he became a victim of his own power. Had he stayed with the style he used against Stiverne, he would be damn near unbeatable. His contender years saw him fighting at around 228....that first fight he was something like 208-212 or so and that’s just too small. What made it worse is he gained so much weight in a short period of time and clearly his legs couldn’t handle the extra weight. I’m glad to see Edward Hearn humiliated but Fury is the top dog and probably Joshua in second. But hey, I’d love to see Wilder shock the world. I’m a sucker for the underdog. My adopted homeland loves the underdog and I do too.

Either way those three need to fight each other