Comments Thread For: Arreola Confident Deontay Wilder Will Beat Tyson Fury in Trilogy Fight

[Earl-Hickey]

Logically the outcome of this fight shouldn't even be up for debate, but it's boxing so the hype is getting to everyone.

The unpredictable nature of Fury, and wilders one punch ko ability make this interesting but realistically Fury should beat Wilder very easily since we have seen fury beat Wilder on the back foot and destroy him on the front foot.

This leaves Wilder needing to come up with some sort of "plan" to try and land his right hand, he's going to be reliant on one tactic and if it doesn't work early he will come apart very quickly.

[aaronbnb]

Malik Scott is a thoughtful, intelligent person and a keen boxing mind. He is a great follow on Instagram.

He seems like a great coach for Wilder who will make a big difference. It all comes down to Wilder though. If he lets his hands go consistently, he beats Fury. That's a mental challenge, not a conditioning challenge.

[lion33lit]

I’m with Arreola. Plus I believe the flop flurry leaning tower of postponements cheated in both fights. If Fury can’t cheat this time around? It’ll be a very interesting fight…His maybelline fan girl base will end up passionately endorsing and pushing for an extra portion of the lean frenzy head lock initiative…Fury’ll leave them blushing for more & more MMA meets KRONK solutions…

[kafkod]

Joshua will forever be remembered as the fighter who refused $50 million against 50% to fight Deontay Wilder for undisputed in 2018, then countered with a ridiculous $12.5 million flat fee.

He then gets flattened by Andy Ruiz.

I don't want to hear anything about Dillian Whyte after Wilder destroys Tyson Fury, provided we can actually get Tyson Fury in the ring to make his first ever title defense,5 years after denying Klitschko a chance to retain his titles.

Deontay Wilder to Tyson Fury: "You know I was offered more money to fight Joshua than I was getting to fight you"

[IRONCHINHAGLER]

Punchy fat Pbc fighter endorsing and trying to hype a fellow pbc fighter - what a shock!

[IRONCHINHAGLER]

The man that you love to hate, your nemesis returns ; two time.

nooooooo!! Take the costume off - its too heavy and will drain his legs! And the glitter will affect his vision. And Breland will spike his water and the ref will be drunk!! And the Lochness monster will……..

[IRONCHINHAGLER]

The man that you love to hate, your nemesis returns ; two time.

the pathetic whiner we LOVE to laught at ! The current LAUGHINGSTOCK of boxing - Wacky Birdlegs “My Costume Too Heavy Wilder”!!

[davefromvancouv]

Deontay Wilder to Tyson Fury: "You know I was offered more money to fight Joshua than I was getting to fight you"

A nice little scheme Joshua and Eddie Hearn play on desperate fighters: offer flat fees instead of percentage splits so that they can claim that they've offered a fighter the most money they've ever made...

...but then run off like bandits with the bulk of the revenue.

Like they did with Andy Ruiz in the rematch: Ruiz gets $10 million ,but Hearn gets a $40 million site fee and Joshua, the loser in the first flight, gets $50 million plus .

[kafkod]

A nice little scheme Joshua and Eddie Hearn play on desperate fighters: offer flat fees instead of percentage splits so that they can claim that they've offered a fighter the most money they've ever made...

...but then run off like bandits with the bulk of the revenue.

Like they did with Andy Ruiz in the rematch: Ruiz gets $10 million ,but Hearn gets a $40 million site fee and Joshua, the loser in the first flight, gets $50 million plus .

Deontay Wilder: "You know I was offered more money to fight Joshua than I was getting to fight you"

[REDEEMER]

A nice little scheme Joshua and Eddie Hearn play on desperate fighters: offer flat fees instead of percentage splits so that they can claim that they've offered a fighter the most money they've ever made...

...but then run off like bandits with the bulk of the revenue.

Like they did with Andy Ruiz in the rematch: Ruiz gets $10 million ,but Hearn gets a $40 million site fee and Joshua, the loser in the first flight, gets $50 million plus .

A side Andy tried getting out of the AJ rematch until he was threatened with legal action .