Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder Trilogy - Official For October 9, T-Mobile Arena

[thetruthteller]

Last week, Fury gets fake Covid and the fight is off. Yesterday, he is out and about in Vegas with no mask. He proceeds to catch hell sooo... the very next day they announce the new fight date. See how they cleaned that up? Does anyone else see how they swerved all the fake Covid questions?

[kafkod]

I guess Wilder broke Fury's hands with his face and his abs. The fight should have been ruled a TKO in favor of Wilder.

Fury is a broken man. The human fist is not designed to take punishment like that. Sugar Hill Steward should have thrown in the towel himself to save Tyson's career, instead of waiting for Mark Breland to do it.

[hugh grant]

Fury not got long covid couldnt rescheduled date be September 9th?

[thack]

Can't wait ........

[MONGOOSE66]

I’m not sure why but I now could give a sheeit who wins. This Covid crap just makes life sheeit.

[champion4ever]

I don't get it. Why would dishing out a one-sided beatdown ruin Fury?

You think he might be scared of killing Wilder if they fight again?

You would think it would wouldn't you but that is not always the case? In a few moments I would like to explain. However, before I answer. First, I would like to ask you this question. How would a one-sided beating of Joe Frazier from rounds 11-14 in Manila ruin Muhammad Ali? However, it did.

How about the beating that Duran put on Leonard in Montreal; How would it ruin him but it did? Both Muhammad Ali and Roberto Duran were never the same fighters after their career defining moments. Both of them left a lot of themselves in that ring in those fights that they were never able to get back.

Now let's move onto Fury shall we. The very same can be said about him. His win against Deontay Wilder was his career defining moment but now he is just a mentally weak and broken fighter; Who lacks both the focus, drive, motivation and will to fight Deontay Wilder again.

That fight must've taken a very heavy toll on him. It exhausted him to the point of him being both spiritually, emotionally and mentally drained because he is no longer the same fighter. That fight mentally destroyed him.

Which is why he forfeited and quit the trilogy fight by feigning an injury because he no longer has the fight in him and cannot stand pressure. When he is under too much pressure he usually tends to have a nervous breakdown. Which is another reason why the Wilder trilogy bout was pushed back to October.

He won't be ready by then either. However, if he does decide to just go through the motions by cashing himself out against Deontay Wilder without being mentally focused and prepared. Then it won't end well for him.Which is why he shall never step foot back in a ring with him again. He's too mentally fatigued and tired.

[IRONCHINHAGLER]

You would think it would wouldn't you but that is not always the case? In a few moments I would like to explain. However, before I answer. First, I would like to ask you this question. How would a one-sided beating of Joe Frazier from rounds 11-14 in Manila ruin Muhammad Ali? However, it did.

How about the beating that Duran put on Leonard in Montreal; How would it ruin him but it did? Both Muhammad Ali and Roberto Duran were never the same fighters after their career defining moments. Both of them left a lot of themselves in that ring in those fights that they were never able to get back.

Now let's move onto Fury shall we. The very same can be said about him. His win against Deontay Wilder was his career defining moment but now he is just a mentally weak and broken fighter; Who lacks both the focus, drive, motivation and will to fight Deontay Wilder again.

That fight must've taken a very heavy toll on him. It exhausted him to the point of him being both spiritually, emotionally and mentally drained because he is no longer the same fighter. That fight mentally destroyed him.

Which is why he forfeited and quit the trilogy fight by feigning an injury because he no longer has the fight in him and cannot stand pressure. When he is under too much pressure he usually tends to have a nervous breakdown. Which is another reason why the Wilder trilogy bout was pushed back to October.

He won't be ready by then either. However, if he does decide to just go through the motions by cashing himself out against Deontay Wilder without being mentally focused and prepared. Then it won't end well for him.Which is why he shall never step foot back in a ring with him again. He's too mentally fatigued and tired.

uh - mentally fatigued and tired ? But ready to fight the more skilled AJ in a 2 fight deal. And the vast majority say Fury beat Wilder the 1st time also…and got back into the ring with him again and took the fight to him and manhandled him - just like he said he would do. Wheres this “pressure” u speak of? And btw..there is no comparison with speaking of Fury/Wilder to Ali/Frazier..Duran/Leonard whatsoever…and Duran went on to win several more titles after the Leonard fights and gave one of the great all time MW champs in Hagler all he could handle in their fight.

[champion4ever]

Fury is a broken man. The human fist is not designed to take punishment like that. Sugar Hill Steward should have thrown in the towel himself to save Tyson's career, instead of waiting for Mark Breland to do it.

Then why did he quit, forfeit and postpone the fight due to a fake COVID case? It's because he is mentally weak and a broken fighter.

Deontay Wilder has mentally destroyed him. He had the same amount of time to prepare for this fight as Deontay Wilder did.

However, Wilder didn't quit or suffer a nervous breakdown like Tyson Fury did because he can stand pressure and still wants to fight but Tyson Fury can't stand pressure and does not want to fight again.

That Wilder rematch must have really ruined Tyson Fury mentally. He has not been the same ever since that fight. He has been acting very strange and weird lately.

[Calibaloc]

Maybe you cowardly Tyson Fury Apologists missed this posted from another poster. But Someone explain this...
Also FURY TESTED NEGATIVE YERSTERDAY SO IT WAS A STRAIGHT UP LIE
Why would you lie to avoid fighting someone thats so "easy" to beat?

https://www.ringtv.com/624303-despit...ng-the-rounds/

[blitted_master]

Maybe you cowardly Tyson Fury Apologists missed this posted from another poster. But Someone explain this...
Also FURY TESTED NEGATIVE YERSTERDAY SO IT WAS A STRAIGHT UP LIE
Why would you lie to avoid fighting someone thats so "easy" to beat?

https://www.ringtv.com/624303-despit...ng-the-rounds/

Because Fury outboxed Wilder once and then beat Wilder to within an inch of his life in the rematch. The 3rd fight is pointless. Fury vs AJ is the biggest fight in boxing.