Comments Thread For: Wilder: Fury Tried To Avoid Me Like a Coward - There's Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide

[SplitSecond]

How does cherrypicking btch think he can talk? He admitted to avoiding Joshua.

[Sid-Knee]

He didn't knock him out. He knocked him down.

Its BS that Fury gets a TKO for a towel being thrown in - although he fully deserved the win.

What should the result have been if not a TKO? Decision by surrender? White towel b1tch?

[Sid-Knee]

Have you stepped in the ring for a fight? Case closed. No such thing as a candy a$$ when it comes down to it my friend

I don't need to have mental problems to know Charlie Zellenoff is a lunatic, do i?

Wilder is a born coward. You don't need to be a professional prize fighter to see it. But keep the same energy when it comes to others, yeah.

[FinlandsFinest]

Fury knocked Wilder out.

I just want to make sure we all remember that.

When did this happen? I didnt see it. The second fight was stopped and Wilder was standing up. No one was knocked out. Has Fury knocked anyone out EVER?

[FinlandsFinest]

Damn Wilder looking great! As a guy from Finland here, could someone translate what Glaz za Glaz means? Is that american slang or another language all together?

[FlyingFJ]

It's a dangerous fight, and he doesn't want it. It's also a dangerous fight for Wilder, and I don't think he wants it either.

I'm still thinking that it doesn't get as far as fight night but we'll see how it plays out.

If Wilder didn't want that fight, his team won't have pursued the Trilogy, so IMO, Wilder wanted it more thank anyone else.

[Ajvar]

Fury knocked Wilder out.

I just want to make sure we all remember that.

Except he never did, lier. He never did,

[Toffee]

If Wilder didn't want that fight, his team won't have pursued the Trilogy, so IMO, Wilder wanted it more thank anyone else.

We'll see.

I think pursuing Fury to uphold the contract was an obvious step regardless of whether he wanted the fight or not. You don't forego that kind of money. Team Fury say Wilder didn't want step aside money but that didn't seem to be well tested. Wilder's disappearance after the last fight didn't seem like a guy hell bent on revenge.

Fury certainly didn't want the fight.

So we'll see what happens. My guess is that it never sees a ring.

[Dustin Tanner]

Everything is lovely over here, the 'Bronze-Bomber' spoiled Fury-Joshua. Tyson is a clown, here he is running 'victory laps' around the ESPN set, spreading propaganda misleading the masses, as he pretends that he willing signed the contract to face Deontay 'Bronze-Bomber' Wilder for a third time -- which Phooey was ordered to do by a judge during arbitration.

Looks like Fury and Oscar share the same supplier in this footage

[FlyingFJ]

We'll see.

I think pursuing Fury to uphold the contract was an obvious step regardless of whether he wanted the fight or not. You don't forego that kind of money. Team Fury say Wilder didn't want step aside money but that didn't seem to be well tested. Wilder's disappearance after the last fight didn't seem like a guy hell bent on revenge.

Fury certainly didn't want the fight.

So we'll see what happens. My guess is that it never sees a ring.

When Fury is involved, anything can happen.
You could be right but then again Fury could be blocked from fighting again as fighting anyone else could be held as Contempt of Court of Arbitration. This is a legal matter now.