i dont want to see a 4th fight. i didnt want to see the 3rd fight. i want some other match ups.
but people also shouldnt pretend like the results is a done deal for the 3rd fight. wilder has his punchers chance every fight. If fury makes one mistake he could be sparked out.
I don’t have problems with Fury fans like Denium who can banter but the other wankers are what I saw they’re. They can’t chat to me offline because they’re pu…ssy, so we’ll keep the animosity online and keep going back and forth.
I don’t have a problem with Fury fans that keep it boxing. But the ones that make it personal can get it. The only I don’t support Fury is because he’s a boring boxer and I don’t like his personality. Nothing personal until they made it personal on this forum.
mlac isn't a Fury fan at all, me and him have had countless rows over the years. However he's now come around to the fact that Fury is elite.
It’s going to be interesting to see what the reactions of Fury nuthuggers would be. I’m sure they will be calling for another rematch.
But I do know Wilder fans and Americans would be unbearable.
Things are about to be spooky next week because something keeps telling me Wilder is going to spark Fury. Wilder is a bum but I might just throw 50 quid on it at the bookies.
When Wilder defeats Fury it will be the greatest victory for Western Civilization since Joe Louis/Max Schmeling 2.
It’s going to be interesting to see what the reactions of Fury nuthuggers would be. I’m sure they will be calling for another rematch.
But I do know Wilder fans and Americans would be unbearable.
Things are about to be spooky next week because something keeps telling me Wilder is going to spark Fury. Wilder is a bum but I might just throw 50 quid on it at the bookies.
You very wise boxing fan. I just can't shake that eery feeling myself that Wilder will spark Fury out this time either.
Besides, all one has to do is look at Joshua vs Usyk.
No one expected Anthony Joshua to under perform the way he did against Oleksandr and he'd inevitably lost the fight because of it.
Unless Wilder can keep Fury off of him, we're going to see a repeat performance. I suppose that's why we are getting the body work training from Wilder. But if Wilder is going to the body, then his head definitely will be exposed for a Fury straight. And we saw what those straights did last time. The only way to beat fury is to have great footwork. To pivot out of danger and hit him on the back foot while doing so, to keep him at bay. Wilder, IMO, doesn't have the footwork; he's always set to land that killer blow.
I like Wilder, so this is not a criticism or anything, but I just don't think that Wilder's skill set translates into a victory over Fury. Maybe other boxers, sure, but when Fury comes in on the inside and acts like a 270 pound blanket, throws body shots and tight hooks when he's not hanging, I just don't see it. It just seems really unlikely.
I'm most curious how Wilder is going to keep Fury at range. That's what he has to do, so it should be interesting to see what the game plan is.
This fight is coming down to will not skill. Whichever is the hungrier fighter, getting their punches off first and wants it the most is going to win this fight.
I got impression from fury that if he lost to hed retire? But that's not good as coming back from loss is important to be true champ. Unbeaten records people are a bit sceptical of. A fourth fight would need to happen at some point before they retire.
This fight is coming down to will not skill. Whichever is the hungrier fighter, getting their punches off first and wants it the most is going to win this fight.
What?! Not skill?
Skills, my friend, is how you win boxing matches. Ask Floyd Mayweather
Then Wilder/Usyk has a lot of appeal as a unification and Fury/Joshua for who gets the right to be the next challenger for the throne can happen and I'd be down
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