Comments Thread For: Wilder's Coach Confident Delay Will Benefit His Fighter More Than Fury

[PBR Streetgang]

I’m obviously fan of fury and want him to win, I think it’s slightly dismissive and disrespectful how every time this site names Malik Scott as Head trainer they have to constantly point out wilder stopped him in a round.

Some of the best trainers in history wasn’t much as a fighter whatsoever. His KO loss to wilder doesn’t really mean that he couldn’t improve certain aspects of Wilders skills.

I’m backing and wanting Tyson to win when they finally fight. I just think it’s a bit silly and repetitive how they mention it.

I agree. Every article I read that involves Wilder always seems to make note of it. It was fine the first few times but has gotten so repetitive that I just skip that paragraph. I think they are probably just copying and pasting the same filler content to these articles but it's still annoying.

[jonnyc420]

Maybe he can teach Wilder how to go down without taking damage. Much like he did when he took that BS dive for Wilder. We all know the brain cells that loser had left from smoking pot were probably scrambled in fight 2. Maybe Scott wants to save whatever if anything is left.

[Unidentified]

Hope Wilder is working on his footwork and defense...

[champion4ever]

I wouldn't so much as fancy the idea of Fury being ready by October either. This is a fight that he never wanted. He was forced into taking it. If he does decide to fight this trilogy bout, then he won't be at his best.

Wilder would win this one easily by way of KO. Fury just can't seem to get himself mentally focused and prepared for this fight. However, unless he wants the AJ fight then it's a fight that he has to take but he won't be ready for it though.

He is bored, distracted, overconfident and lacking in both motivation and drive for this fight. At this point, he is a broken and mentally destroyed fighter. That Wilder rematch must have really ruined him mentally.

[jmrf4435]

Malik Soctt, the new head trainer for heavyweight contender Deontay Wilder, believes his fighter will receive the most benefit from the most recent delay to the trilogy fight with WBC world champion Tyson Fury.
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How would this not help Fury??

He may have not been in shape, and now he has more time. Wilder seemed ready and is now frustrated

[kafkod]

I wouldn't so much as fancy the idea of Fury being ready by October either. This is a fight that he never wanted. He was forced into taking it. If he does decide to fight this trilogy bout, then he won't be at his best.

Wilder would win this one easily by way of KO. Fury just can't seem to get himself mentally focused and prepared for this fight. However, unless he wants the AJ fight then it's a fight that he has to take but he won't be ready for it though.

He is bored, distracted, overconfident and lacking in both motivation and drive for this fight. At this point, he is a broken and mentally destroyed fighter. That Wilder rematch must have really ruined him mentally.

Fury needs a challenge to motivate him and Wilder doesn't provide that. At the press conference, Wilder sat there like a beaten dog, saying nothing and letting Fury walk all over him verbally. Then he backed down during the face-off, turned his back and ran away with his tail between his legs. No wonder Fury is bored and wants to move on to a more challenging opponent, like AJ.

[billeau2]

Too many unknowns to make of any of this. IF Fury had covid, how does it affect his body and his fight preparation? Where is Fury's mental state at and where will it be come fight night? Is Wilder actually learning any new wrinkles that will help him improve landing one of his right hand missiles? Does the layoff have an effect on one or the other? Both?

We won't really know any of this until they step in the ring, if they step into the ring. One thing that I think is telling is that Wilder's camp hasn't protested much about the postponement not questioned the covid exposure. Either they have reason to believe it's true or they were aware that it wasn't and are onboard with it. Regardless, I guess it doesn't really matter at this point.

I get a feeling that Fury really does not want this fight. it generates shiat, its a hard time, he has to watch himself getting splonged, Wilder has all the emotional momentum. Fury likes to play the heel but this might be a bit much for him lol. i would not be surprised if he tries to argue that at this point, trying to make good on this contract would force financial damage that is unwarranted.

[Toffee]

If the fight goes ahead, and I don't think it does, but if it goes ahead...

Wilder isn't suddenly going to become a boxer. A few months with Malik isn't going to make him a boxer at world class level.

If he boxes, he loses, because Fury is so much better and has been for so much longer. If he punches he's got a puncher's chance.

As for the delay it all depends on if Fury actually was sick, how he recovers if he was, and what sort of condition he's in. Wilder will be conditioned. Fury might be.

And Fury certainly has the confidence from experiencing fighting after a long break. Wilder, who relies so much on timing his opponent, hasn't really experienced that.

All up, it's a Fury win regardless. Bad condition and walking straight onto a punch are the threats.

[zod66]

There's only one Tyson Fury!!!!!!!

[Boxing Scene]

I get a feeling that Fury really does not want this fight. it generates shiat, its a hard time, he has to watch himself getting splonged, Wilder has all the emotional momentum. Fury likes to play the heel but this might be a bit much for him lol. i would not be surprised if he tries to argue that at this point, trying to make good on this contract would force financial damage that is unwarranted.

Duh. It's ****ing pointless. Fury already won twice and was robbed once. Absolutely no point in a 3rd fight after the beat down Wilder got.