Comments Thread For: Wilder Rips Fury: You Think He Ain't Gonna Try To Cheat This Time?

[KillaMane26]

I'm supporting Wilder in this fight .... But none of this nonsense. If he thought he cheated, why fight him? Why give a cheater another paycheck free of charges or any boxing punishment?

Now if he lose he has an excuse already set up ...
SMH.... He didn't even say nothing about cheating till Frankie best buddies brought it up. Smh

[Marvlus Marv]

I agree with Deontay. I fully expect Tyson to pull all sorts of stunts, like punch Deontay right in the face and abdomen probably. I bet the referee says nothing as well. Til this day..

[War Room]

Oh god, now he's just hinting at catching a body instead of actually saying it...

"My mind is very violent right now and I’m trying to end his career and other things as well. I’mma let you fill in the blank,”

He's obviously had a TBI and those guys get violent as a symptom.

[Flabble Scrote]

I wouldn't trust Fury he is a bit of a ****house, I don't think he wanted the Joshua fight and tell me what is up with the long flappy glove pic from the last Wilder fight?
I was a neutral fan favouring Fury but there's something well off there, zoomed in you can see his fist thru the stitching where his wrist should be.
I think Wilder does have a point tbh he can't get a hearing

[Redgloveman]

It would seem that 'Glove-Gate' and other conspiracies revolving this ongoing rivalry is miss-directing the publics attention from Tyson's unbroken habit of fouling Deontay, throughout this trilogy. These violations should of been given as much attention as the strong allegations that Wilder charged Fury.

Furthermore, as dangerous as fighting a man on steroids with tampered gloves is, the illegal-punches perpetrated by Fury could of resulted in a fatality. Now I know that pro-Fury fans will argue that Deontay has been rabbit-punching his opponents throughout his career, my reply to them is that in this instance Deontay has fought a very clean fight, what Wilder did unintentionally in the past has no barring in the present, nor does it justify Tyson Fury.

I hope that the referee for the trilogy will be more stern than Kenny Bayless, granted Bayless deducted a point from Tyson in the fifth round but the damage was already done. Wilder needs to look out for Tyson's overhand right to the back of the head, like the last time in round three -- Tyson Fury is been perfecting this illegal strike since his amateur days, there a few boxers in boxing that can hide this illegal blow and make it look clean.

Remember, the open left palm-strike goes around the guard, it holds the head for a split-second for the overhand right to hit behind the head.

Not particularly a Fury fan, but Wilder connected with NUMEROUS punches behind Fury’s head in the second fight.

what have you been smoking?

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I wouldn't trust Fury he is a bit of a ****house, I don't think he wanted the Joshua fight and tell me what is up with the long flappy glove pic from the last Wilder fight?
I was a neutral fan favouring Fury but there's something well off there, zoomed in you can see his fist thru the stitching where his wrist should be.
I think Wilder does have a point tbh he can't get a hearing

Photoshopped images.

[Boxopera]

Is it possible Deontay just lost????? Is that more likely than some 911 JFK UFO schizophrenic issh??? Can people not accept that?? Are people that fragile that they have to make issh up??

[1hourRun]

Kenny Bayless failed to get Tyson under control, Deontay was forced to retaliate at times. Fury, appeared to be in roid-rage, had the towel not been thrown in by that 'Snake in the grass' Mark Breland, Fury would of been disqualified -- I suspect that was the real reason for the towel stoppage.

[petero]

It would seem that 'Glove-Gate' and other conspiracies revolving this ongoing rivalry is miss-directing the publics attention from Tyson's unbroken habit of fouling Deontay, throughout this trilogy. These violations should of been given as much attention as the strong allegations that Wilder charged Fury.

Furthermore, as dangerous as fighting a man on steroids with tampered gloves is, the illegal-punches perpetrated by Fury could of resulted in a fatality. Now I know that pro-Fury fans will argue that Deontay has been rabbit-punching his opponents throughout his career, my reply to them is that in this instance Deontay has fought a very clean fight, what Wilder did unintentionally in the past has no barring in the present, nor does it justify Tyson Fury.

I hope that the referee for the trilogy will be more stern than Kenny Bayless, granted Bayless deducted a point from Tyson in the fifth round but the damage was already done. Wilder needs to look out for Tyson's overhand right to the back of the head, like the last time in round three -- Tyson Fury is been perfecting this illegal strike since his amateur days, there a few boxers in boxing that can hide this illegal blow and make it look clean.

Remember, the open left palm-strike goes around the guard, it holds the head for a split-second for the overhand right to hit behind the head.

You really came up short on this one. 4 paragraphs this time. Last time I looked the excuse list was up to 20.
Are you trying to say you want to add a few more?

[petero]

Kenny Bayless failed to get Tyson under control, Deontay was forced to retaliate at times. Fury, appeared to be in roid-rage, had the towel not been thrown in by that 'Snake in the grass' Mark Breland, Fury would of been disqualified -- I suspect that was the real reason for the towel stoppage.

You must be doing sleepovers at the Bumsquad headquarters, you two really sound alike.