Comments Thread For: Wilder Warns That He Wants To Disfigure, Decapitate Fury in Trilogy Fight

[eco1]

And I will say something and this comes from before the 2nd fight:

Remember I told you I thought Fury had Wilder Ko'd in the first fight if he wanted to do it?
He stepped back because he had the fight in his pocket until the knockdown?

That is why I picked Fury for Ko for the second fight.
If Fury wants to get rid of Wilder he will.

[Monty Fisto]

You would have hated Ali....who tortured men like Terrell and Patterson and tongue lashed men like Frazier into life long hatred. I remember Ali, I remember seeing him fight live. He was often booed because of issues like this and his stance against white supremacy.

Perfectly familiar with Ali, thanks. A man's life and career consists of much and it doesn't all sit in one pigeonhole. If you want to include his sadistic picking apart of Terrell as representing Ali in the main, I'd say you missed what he was like as a whole and in general. And I consider what Ali did to Terrell as one of his lowpoints morally.

We have Wilder here saying he want to disfigure Fury because... why?... Because he lost to him?

Ali went our of his way to hurt Terrell because he had repeatedly belittled his religion and only called him by what Ali considered a slave name. And Ali was still wrong to do what he did. But there is no real similiarity with Wilder regardless.

As for Frazier. Despite his insults and the bad blood, I'd say that first Ali clearly respected Ali as a rival and a competitor. His ego wouldn't have him say it publicly, but I suspect he always respected him as a person as well. Further, often what Ali would say would be with a twinkle in his eye and sweetened by his wit. In the case of some of the things he said to and about Frazier, he went too far. At the risk of guessing, I suspect he'd take some of them back if he could. Once again, calling Frazier a gorilla repeatedly is what I would consider one of his lowpoints. If you want to include that as representing Ali in general and as a whole, I'd have to disagree.

Rather than similarities, we have a bunch of the opposite.

I'm not going to provide an exhaustive list of the ways in which Ali and Wilder are dissimilar, but suffice to say if you think Ali's wit, cheek, humour, courage and excellence in the ring are reflected in Wilder, I can only disagree.

[Sammyjeff]

Wilder is going to get in the ring and look across and think ****......I should've taken step away money. Tyson is going to cave the rest of his head in. Wilder 0-2 if we are being real.

[Smash]

surely both of these guys will be ring rusty for this fight, could end up being a bit of an anti climax possibly

[breeto80]

Wilder is a delusional ******. A guy who cherry picked his way to a title against a guy named Bermaine Stiverne. I've never in my 55 yrs of watching boxing seen such a pathetic fighter. Does he have a rocket of a right hand? Yes, but if your fighting Malik Scott's and Luis Ortiz's and all those other stiffs, your going to pile up the KO's. Even Tyson Fury is a severely flawed fighter but he slapped the **** out of the Bronze ******. Wilder is an embarrassment to the entire sport of boxing. A pathetic human being.

[PRINCEKOOL]

I wonder if Malik Scott is brave enough to hold Deontay Wilder's towel? I'm already preparing myself for another lorry-load of Wilder excuses. The wrong sized shoe, the ring was slippy, the fans were too small, the ref wanted Fury to win, the temperature was too cold, I wore the wrong shorts, my fingernails were too short, I hadn't recovered from surgery, it was a fast count, he elbowed me, I forgot to thank God before the fight, I had my pre-fight meal three minutes too late. Boxers need to learn how to take an L, as the excuses are just embarrassing, but their idiot fan base always buys it as well.

If Wilder said an invisible Alien was in the ring helping Fury beat him in fight 2, I guarantee 50% of his hardcore fans would buy it.

If the towel was not thrown in, Wilder could of well survived and landed his power.

In Tyson Fury's culture? Wilder's attitude when in battle would be revered 'He ended that fight on his feet, still wanting to fight back'.

This is still a serious fight, which poses serious issues for Tyson Fury.

[Sid-Knee]

Wilder going to knock fury out, I’ve never been more sure of anything in my life.

wilder is angry

Wilder is always angry, so no difference here.

Make sure to put huge money down on Wilder at the bookies then. If you're so sure, you'll clean up. Wilder will be a considerable underdog.

[Darrel60]

Agree with you guys. I have personally known 3 young men who left everything in the ring during a fight. No one wants that to happen and if Wilder had more experience, he MIGHT be a better boxer and he probably would recognize the realities of what can truly happen in the beloved sport of boxing. Wilder is unskilled as of the last fight with Fury and I doubt that he will become skilled at this point. He may be punching straight in the gym today, but we'll soon see if he can punch straight while someone with any skillful intention is hitting him. He is a big mouth.

[Sid-Knee]

I sincerely hope Fury maims Wilder. No fighter has my hatred like this subhuman freak does. He truly is a twisted sick excuse for life. He has brought nothing positive to boxing, just darkness. I hope he faces true justice for his many crimes. F3ck him.

[DaNeutral.]

British, Tyson Fury fans and Wilder haters are in denial. You all know Goddamn well that Fury had done Deontay Wilder very dirty that night but are just too cowardly to admit it.

We all know who is in denial, it’s Wilder fans. It’s not just Fury fans who don’t believe the BS Wilder and the YouTube racists try to push it’s literally everybody other than a percentage of Wilder fans.

Wilder said he had proof, he said he had doctors that could prove something. What happened with any of that? Hell when you add to that the fact Wilder claimed he had a dent in his skull bone how seriously are we expected to take him?