Do you think Fury cheated in the 2nd Wilder fight?

[Scopedog]

No. At least not more than the minor rulebreaking that referees let fighters get away with in every fight anyway. Pretty much everything else WIlder's accused Fury of is just a deranged form of damage control to try and make the beating he got not look so bad.

[dan_cov]

Anyone whos ever boxed should know how ****** it is to think a fighter would somehow gain an unfair advantage by not having his hand in the glove properly.

Fury flapping his glove is also the same exact thing Ali & countless others do to touch you up with a jab before unloading a right hand.

Its ****** to think Fury hitting Wilder however he feels like with a glove was somehow cheating.

(nothing hurts as much as a clenched fist glove,& its it ****** to think Fury tampered with his gloves in vegas of all places,& lastly many of these rétarded videos floating around are from the 1st fight ffs)

You can't hit someone however you feel like backfists, hitting with the palm of the gloves etc are illegal! Period!

Believe me getting hit with a bare palm strike in the head is going to hurt a lot more than getting hit with the knuckles covered in gauze and padding. There is a reason martial artists break planks and concrete with their palms and not their knuckles and its not just down to stability and protecting the hands.

[kushking]

You can't hit someone however you feel like backfists, hitting with the palm of the gloves etc are illegal! Period!

Believe me getting hit with a bare palm strike in the head is going to hurt a lot more than getting hit with the knuckles covered in gauze and padding. There is a reason martial artists break planks and concrete with their palms and not their knuckles and its not just down to stability and protecting the hands.

Wrong,you are far more likely to break your own hands than you are to inflict more damage doing that. To top it off flicking the jab is not illegal,Ali wasn't 1st to do it either,& when Fury flicks the jab he is not palm striking Wilder(though palm strikes happen all the time in boxing & nobody cares)

I am not telling you this for any reason other than to educate you on things that'll get you laughed at in any gym worldwide

[dan_cov]

Also in Ali's instance its just similar but not the same thing, Ali adopted a legal technique of flicking the jab, similar to how Holmes used to using a more flicking/whipping motion to create snap at the end of the shot like that of flicking out a tea towel or creating a chain to whip.

Fury wasn't implementing this he was straight up using palm strikes which are illegal. You're not allowed to slap or hit an opponent with the inside of your glove which has no padding.

[kushking]

Also in Ali's instance its just similar but not the same thing, Ali adopted a legal technique of flicking the jab, similar to how Holmes used to using a more flicking/whipping motion to create snap at the end of the shot like that of flicking out a tea towel or creating a chain to whip.

Fury wasn't implementing this he was straight up using palm strikes which are illegal. You're not allowed to slap or hit an opponent with the inside of your glove which has no padding.

BS!Show me this alleged Palm strikes that somehow had any bearing on the fight.

Heres a video Wilder fans love to post which shows a single punch that didn't land on replay(because thats all they have left to resort to)

nowhere in this clip is there a hint of illegality whatsoever,we have Fury attempting to flick the jab during an exchange where Wilder landed on Fury & Fury blindly tries to flick a jab, & even though he has an open palm in the beginning,by the time his glove gets close to Wilder it is moving in a motion to try making contact with the fist of the glove not the palm.(& This is hilariously pathetic argument that somehow this had any bearing on the fight when Wilder had the sht kicked outta him from pillar to post & over 99% of those punches were run of the mill hw punches with no flapping whatsoever otherwise you lot would be putting them in these videos instead of a single punch on repeat)


And talk about irony that Windmill Wilder is the victim of illegal punches when hes famous for rabbit punches, holding opponents heads & punching,etc.

[dan_cov]

BS!Show me this alleged Palm strikes that somehow had any bearing on the fight.

Heres a video Wilder fans love to post which shows a single punch that didn't land on replay(because thats all they have left to resort to)

nowhere in this clip is there a hint of illegality whatsoever,we have Fury attempting to flick the jab during an exchange where Wilder landed on Fury & Fury blindly tries to flick a jab, & even though he has an open palm in the beginning,by the time his glove gets close to Wilder it is moving in a motion to try making contact with the fist of the glove not the palm.(& This is hilariously pathetic argument that somehow this had any bearing on the fight when Wilder had the sht kicked outta him from pillar to post & over 99% of those punches were run of the mill hw punches with no flapping whatsoever otherwise you lot would be putting them in these videos instead of a single punch on repeat)


And talk about irony that Windmill Wilder is the victim of illegal punches when hes famous for rabbit punches, holding opponents heads & punching,etc.

They are simply showing you his glove flopping backwards. Are you telling me watching that you don't see anything su****ious or unusual about that glove?

There was tons of palm strikes he hit him with.

How about this.

Or the one he dropped him with

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP36sNKhYMo

Wilder rabbit punches all the time doesn't change anything though his is more from being wild and having horrendous technique for most part.

[dan_cov]

I don't know how to embed here is a video of multiple times he did it from 3.52 onwards

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYeo3OGmCN8

People use GIFs cause its easier to make a quick gif than to sit cutting and pasting and wasting hrs making a video highlighting them all.

[dan_cov]

How many videos, gifs etc need to be uploaded of blatant palm strikes, rabbit punches and gloves flopping do we need to see before people stop bull****ting or go get an eye-test? to put it bluntly.

I'm not even a Wilder fan literally can't stand him and I like Fury but will I **** sit here and turn a blind eye to it or try and have someone believe his glove flopping around like a slinky is natural.

[kushking]

I don't know how to embed here is a video of multiple times he did it from 3.52 onwards

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYeo3OGmCN8

People use GIFs cause its easier to make a quick gif than to sit cutting and pasting and wasting hrs making a video highlighting them all.

This is as ****** & pathetic as it gets. Theres nothing out of the ordinary despite the rediculous cherrypicking footage (mostly,scratch that ENTIRELY of the 1st fight at that ffs

You literally posted footage that shows Wilder covering up in such a way where only the sides are open to getting hit & you claim those are illegal palm strikes(& its from the 1st fight ffs)

You are officially a Wilder fanboi now,you should quit while you're behind making an absolute mug of yourself,the video is full of nothing but legal shots,& you obviously are running with the narrative these know nothing mma wankers are espousing before the actual footage

This video can't get any ******er,they literally repeat legal punches over & over from jabs,to left hooks & none of them are illegal. All these videos prove is how much of a skillless bum Wilder truly is after all(I might just bet 1k on Fury After watching this(only reason I haven't is because I have been making thousands daily on btc)

[dan_cov]

It doesn't matter how many videos or how much proof people post.
So delusional they want to sit and pretend now the footage is from the 1st fight. Well in the first fight Wilder was wearing gold gloves.

Just cause you're a white kid from England doesn't mean you have to sit and lie for him he isn't going to let you suck his d1ck no matter how much ******* you have or how much you want to deny what should be clear to anybody.