Wilder has lost 15 months too. The difference being that the fight he lost was a comeback against some no hoper. Ultimately he's got his rematch - the biggest fight he could possibly hope for and will likely get a gate also.
Joshua didn't get his undisputed fight but he's the only one of the three still active.
The decisions left Fury completely inactive. Which is why I'm struggling with the idea that anyone but Fury lost out here. Albeit, he had a guaranteed big fight off the back of the arbitration ruling regardless of the outcome. But he had those fights available to him anyway - he had two contracts in front of him (one already signed!).
agree with u on Fury being the big loser in this saga.
Not Wilder’s biggest fan. But if it’s in the contract then they should honour it. And yes I hope Fury flatlines him again because that’s the only way we would see the undisputed fight at HW. If Wilder wins he would NOT fight AJ
He should've taken a step aside or a binding deal to get the winner. Fought Usky maybe, and become mando anyway. Now he scrapped one od the biggest foghts in boxing history
I guarantee you that Wilder finishes him under three rounds. This is going to be very short night for Deontay Wilder. Wilder is going to bum rush Tyson Fury's ass from the opening bell. All that waiting for one single punch shit is over. Wilder is going to get his punches off first by putting them together while throwing combinations and throwing them in bunches. The moment he lands on Tyson Fury it's over. He is going to hurt him. Deontay will end this bout with a Left hook.
Nah. Wilder's one and only money punch is the right, which Fury knows how to shut down. Deontay's doomed.
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