Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder Trainer: It's Going To Be a Bad, Bad Night For Tyson Fury

[jackblack008]

I hope that Wilder wins and derails Fury because I don't like the way that Wilder was disrespected after their last fight and almost cheated out of a third fight with Fury. However I do not think Wilder is the most intelligent guy out there by the way he speaks. Once Wilder gets hit a few times then he will go back to his old ways. I pray that Wilder can make those adjustments and wins. If not then his career will never be the same. He will never be in the heavyweight championship scene again.

If you live by sword, you die by sword

[DaNeutral.]

You kiss your mom with that crack mouth of yours?

Sure do son.

[super-x]

More likely Wilder doesn’t have early success then reverts back to what he’s always done and goes headhunting. Fury already has a gameplan for that and probably drops him again.

Yep i agree. Hes 35 or 36 now? Never been taught how to box since he began, He can do all the padwork drills he likes, at the end he will always resort to what he knows best. Besides lets say he starts looking for angles and throwing body shots?? These wont work vs Fury, maybe other heavyweights yes, but fury is too mobile for wilder to be doing any fancy work. Only way to beat fury is to land one. That always was his only hope and will remain throughout this fight too.

[1hourRun]

I remember when chisora smoked Scott

Absolutely gutless display that was …. Got steam rolled

I suspect that referee Phil Edwards placed a wager on Dereck Chisora, as Malik Scott was a 4/6 favorite and Dereck Chisora was a 6/5 underdog. The Boxnation commentary and former featherweight world champ Barry Jones had Malik up two points, when Edwards stopped the contest prematurely they were besides themselves. Its important to note that this event was staged by Frank Warren, who is also Tyson Fury's promoter.

Many fans were outraged by Phil Edwards unjust ruling and suspected a conspiracy to rob Malik Scott vs. Derek Chisora. I cant help but notice the con****uous elements which serve as a parallel in Malik's Scott's robbery and Deontay Wilder's two questionable results against the Gypsy-Bum : Frank Warren, questionable officiating, premature stoppages, and unfavorable odds being overcome -- I'm sure there is more but this is my brief review of the evidence.

[zod66]

There's only one Tyson Fury!!!!

[1hourRun]

There's only one Tyson Fury!!!!

We ready, BOMBSQUAD! We ready, BOMBSQUAD! We ready, BOMBSQUAD! We ready, BOMBSQUAD!

[Jack_sh*t]

It seems highly likely Beyonce will get smoked again.


Never mind, he'll always be Cosplay Champion of the World to me.

[Marchegiano]

Wilder's gonna knock Fury's head to the ****in' moon

[Sid-Knee]

"He's a genius in his mind"

What??????

Where else would you be a genius you moron?

They're both genius's in their own mind. Which is entirely the problem.

Love how Wilder also claims he's with Malik for his mentality. The two biggest mental midgets in history working together in delusional harmony. Sounds like fun.

[Sid-Knee]

I agree with coach Malik Scott, he knows first-hand what its like getting robbed by a English-Bum and a crooked official. There is nobody to better understand Deontay's misfortune with the underhanded English-men, and train Wilder, considering Malik sparred the Gypsy-Bum and also suffered a ear injury when Tyson busted Malik's ear-drum in Brussels.

This monumental victory over the Gypsy-Fraud Tyson Fury, is not only for the 'Bronze-Bomber' but also for Malik.

You mean when Malik intentionally pulled the trick of getting up too late only to pretend he wanted to continue?

He quit, but he didn't want anyone to know he's a coward. Too late now. We've seen the fights after this one. It's the same story with Andre Dirrell. It just takes the dim people in life longer to see what is obvious to the educated eye.