Comments Thread For: Wilder Warns That Fury Will 'Suffer The Consequences' if He Withdraws Again

[PunchyPotorff]

Somebody tell me what nonsense this fool is blabbing on about. This guy is really trying hard to convince himself that Fury doesn't wanna beat the stuffing outta him again. Having a fragile, overinflated ego is a poison to the human mind. All it leads to is delirium and self-denial when failure creeps in. Wonder who he's gonna blame when he gets hammered again. Man already pretty much stated in different wording in that other article that he hasn't learned anything from Scott so I'mma put it down that it's gonna be him.

And wilder will be a severely bitter old man... still whining 30-40+ years from now.

[billeau2]

With every statement by the country grammar speaking man from Alabama, the anger of the “empire” fans grows…..

[billeau2]

I looked up this fight yesterday and found it under the definition for the word polarizing. Is there anyone out there who just thinks Wilder and fury are two fighters, who do not have a fear of conflict because they're Fighters... And just are ready to get it on?

[davefromvancouv]

Wilder has been trying to get Fury in the ring since last July. When he eventually gets him, I wouldn't be surprised if he takes it slow, then knocks Fury out late in the fight:

Ready or not
Here I Come
You Can't Hide
Gonna Finnnnnnnnd You
And Take It Slooowly

[Combat Talk Radio]

Somebody tell me what nonsense this fool is blabbing on about.

He's talking about this, and he's not wrong:

"Everybody got Covid or all these guys juicing and cheating, it's just ridiculous."

[vitali1999]

The ridiculousness that comes out of this guy's mouth and his fans never ceases to amaze me, not after the aligations that came out after the rematch. Fury wins by DQ

[Gamboal00]

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

You're not wrong, no other fighter lies and cheats as much as him, he's definitely one of a kind.

[Oldskoolg]

Wilder has been trying to get Fury in the ring since last July. When he eventually gets him, I wouldn't be surprised if he takes it slow, then knocks Fury out late in the fight:

Ready or not
Here I Come
You Can't Hide
Gonna Finnnnnnnnd You
And Take It Slooowly

I also think that if wilder wins, it’s going to be because of actual combination punching and hand speed and output. I don’t see wilder stopping fury early but I can imagine a scenario where Tyson’s face looks worse than with Otto Wallin

[SUBZER0ED]

Oh, how Wilder wishes it could be so easy. Somehow, Fury chickens out, Wilder gets awarded millions AND gets his belt back, without fighting a single round! What a perfect world it would be for Deontay!

[SUBZER0ED]

"That's the great thing about it cause, the saying has always said that history repeats itself." So, which history are we talking about here Deontay, the one where you barely eked out a draw after scoring two knock downs but otherwise got out-boxed all night, or the one where Fury handed your ass to you and you blamed everything and everyone for it?