Comments Thread For: DiBella: Wilder's Career is On The Line in Fury Trilogy - And He Knows It

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Promoter Lou DiBella, who worked in the past with Deontay Wilder, believes the boxer's career is at stake in the upcoming trilogy fight with WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.
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[YoungManRumble]

"DiBella would like to see Wilder get fully focused on a knockout victory - because he doesn't see the dangerous puncher as being capable of knocking Fury out."

Maybe it's because I haven't eaten all day and am dead tired but this makes no sense to me. Shouldn't it end with "he doesn't see the dangerous puncher as being capable of outboxing Fury" or something along those lines...

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"DiBella would like to see Wilder get fully focused on a knockout victory - because he doesn't see the dangerous puncher as being capable of knocking Fury out."

Maybe it's because I haven't eaten all day and am dead tired but this makes no sense to me. Shouldn't it end with "he doesn't see the dangerous puncher as being capable of outboxing Fury" or something along those lines...

C'mon man, you've been here long enough to know that these guys don't bother proof-reading their "articles."

But yeah, Deontay has made a big mistake in taking this fight, he should've picked some easier prey.

I also disagree that Deontay isn't elite if he loses to Fury again. Fury is by a distance the best HW on the planet, there's no shame in losing to the man.

[Ray*]

"DiBella would like to see Wilder get fully focused on a knockout victory - because he doesn't see the dangerous puncher as being capable of knocking Fury out."

Maybe it's because I haven't eaten all day and am dead tired but this makes no sense to me. Shouldn't it end with "he doesn't see the dangerous puncher as being capable of outboxing Fury" or something along those lines...

It looked like the whole article wasn't proofread. Like the interview was done in a non-English language and then google translate was used to translate it to English. The placement of their sentences is all over the place.

[YoungManRumble]

It looked like the whole article wasn't proofread. Like the interview was done in a non-English language and then google translate was used to translate it to English. The placement of their sentences is all over the place.

Yeah there were some more poor writing examples. The final sentence hurts my head.

"So if part of this stuff that looks weird by Malik and the people around him to get his head in the right space, then it’s probably smart."

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"So if part of this stuff that looks weird by Malik and the people around him to get his head in the right space, then it’s probably smart."

That's a quote from DiBella, who sometimes is all over the place in his talking. Likely talking about the Deontay staying quiet tactics.

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But yeah, Deontay has made a big mistake in taking this fight, he should've picked some easier prey.

I also disagree that Deontay isn't elite if he loses to Fury again. Fury is by a distance the best HW on the planet, there's no shame in losing to the man.

Even if it's another one-sided wipeout?

[OctoberRed]

Even if he loses Wilder can still face Ruiz, Sanchez, Martin, winner of Kownacki and Helenius, Michael Hunter, etc.

[OctoberRed]

Even if it's another one-sided wipeout?

Yes, as stated, no shame in losing to Fury, but his career will be hurting for sure with a 1-2-1 record in his last four.

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Even if it's another one-sided wipeout?

Styles make fights, Fury is all wrong for him.

I still see Wilder v Joshua as a 50/50 fight, and I'd expect Wilder to KO most of the others in the division.