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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post
This is what I found on Don House's LinkedIn:
"He fought in the United States Army under the tutelage of world renowned Military and Olympic coach Kenny Adams. He has a record of 74 wins, 3 loses and 40 KO's...
Listed below are a few of the world champions that House help train
- Bermane Stiverne WBC Heavyweight Champion of the World.
- Freddy Norwood, WBA Featherweight World Champion
- Derrick Harmon, NABF Light heavyweight Champion and WBC Interconintental Champion
- Franky Liles, WBA Featherweight World Champion
- Vince Phillips, IBF Jr Welterweight World Champion
- Diego Corrales, IBF Lightweight Champion
- Joan Guzman, WBO Lightweight Champion
- Herbie Hide, WBO Lightweight Champion
- Kevin Kelly, 2 time WBC Featherweight Champion
- Lonnie Smith, WBC Jr. Welterweight Champion"
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Fury came back from a 3 year lay off, lost 140lb in a year, had 2 tune up fights and still beat Wilder on everyone's scorecard who know's how to score a fight. Then he crushed him in the rematch. He's got Deontay's number. The Cosplay champion of the World might as well spend the next few weeks pre-preparing his outlandish excuses for when he gets leathered again.
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Problem is for Wilder to land anything regularly aside from that windmill right hand he needs to out jab Fury first and realistically that’s not going to happen. It’s precisely why he lost last time - zero jab or any authority to keep Fury at bay. Plus, bar Usyk, Fury has the best jab in the division by a long way - he beat Klitchko with it. Wilder should be working on the jab as he ain’t got a hope in hell of landing those body shots unless he does. Too old. Footwork too poor. Stance to wide. Insufficiently mobile. This are the things Wilder needs but he’s too long in the tooth and will revert to type after the first round or two.
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Wilder will do whatever he decides to do once he steps in the ring.
I would say body attack is a good way to go about it, nobody really has gone to the body of Fury hard.
Wilder should forget about trying to land clean punches in the first half of of the fight, and just aim for the body, arms, shoulders, forearms and even jab to the throat.
If he drops rounds so what, just focus on making things extremely uncomfortable and chaotic.
Last edited by PRINCEKOOL; 09-17-2021, 06:20 AM.guts555 likes this.
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Originally posted by Jack_sh*t View PostFury came back from a 3 year lay off, lost 140lb in a year, had 2 tune up fights and still beat Wilder on everyone's scorecard who know's how to score a fight. Then he crushed him in the rematch. He's got Deontay's number. The Cosplay champion of the World might as well spend the next few weeks pre-preparing his outlandish excuses for when he gets leathered again.
Deontay Wilder can hurt Tyson Fury, more than Tyson Fury can hurt him. Wilder was being beaten up in the second fight, but he was still on his feet and fighting back.
Tyson Fury once again has to do something special in this fight.
He has to evade Wilder's power for 12 rounds 'Which nobody has ever done, including himself'.
Or he has to truly beat the gameness out of Wilder 'Which nobody has ever done, no towels just beat the absolute fight out of him'.
All the pressure is on Fury, people have already written Wilder off 'His reputation is at a all time low in the public perception'.Last edited by PRINCEKOOL; 09-18-2021, 11:53 AM.
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