Fury vs Wilder body language analysis

[War Room]

It is strange seeing Deontay fans talk all this sht

considering he immediately rematching the man who DESTROYED him last time

all due respect to Deontay if he can pull off the win

Deontay had to go to court to get the rematch. Not really immediate, longest lay off of his career. Had plenty of chances to do this and the contract expired.

[NYG]

Not watching the video but it seemed like Fury couldn't even sit down for a second. He was antsy, edgy, twitchy. Wilder was smiling and sitting down with his legs open while Fury was pacing back and forth trying to stir Wilder. When Fury asked Wilder why he switched trainers if he was convinced that Tyson cheated, Wilder did not take the bait, he was like, "why did you switch trainers after our first fight?". From that point on Fury was rumbling all kinds of nonsense cause he got caught in his ******ity. Then Kate asked them to do a face off, Wilder got up calmly to go about it but Arum axed it. I DO NOT like Wilder because of his views on things but he was top notch in this presser.

Fury changed trainers because he got robbed in the 1st fight. He clearly beat Wilder on points so he decided he didn't want it to go to the judges. Worked out well i would say

[SweetPbfAli]

Is this the same guy that said Khabib was afraid of Conor based on body language?

[GrandpaBernard]

Is this the same guy that said Khabib was afraid of Conor based on body language?

Yeah this a fight not a male model competition

buncha g@y guys judging poses

[kafkod]

And I am with you 100%.

What I am saying is that Wilder hesitated at 37ish 38ish in the video.
Just for a split second he did and I think if a fight is lost before the fight, he just did in that split second when Fury started walking up to him.
Check it out.

Not sure which exact moment you're talking about here and I can't check the time you gave me without knowing which video you were watching. Wilder looked hesitant and unsure of himself on more than one occasion though. And what I picked up on more than anything else was that he didn't stand up when Fury was moving toward him. I've never seen lack of aggression like that from Wilder before, but then, I've never seen him going into a fight off a loss before.

[kafkod]

Is this the same guy that said Khabib was afraid of Conor based on body language?

No, you must be thinking of someone else.

[kafkod]

I don't believe body language can tell you who is going to win a fight, and sometimes, like Mike Tyson said, being afraid of an opponent can make a guy fight harder and with more aggression when the bell goes.

I started following Bruce's channel after I read about him correctly sussing that there was some kind of problem with Andy Ruiz's preparation or fitness going into the AJ rematch, based on the body language of Andy and his trainer when they were asked how the training camp had gone during a presser.

Andy and Manny Robles both said that Andy had never trained harder, never been fitter. Bruce said they were hiding something, and he turned out to 100% correct about that.

[kafkod]

I am talking about how insecure Wilder looked in that moment.

Most definitely!

[kafkod]

When you have to reshape truth for a sting you've already lost.

You're a ****** talking about body language experts on a boxing forum. That's not me repainting what you do or said in anyway, like you have here, that's just what happened and you can't even front on it. So, grow a pair, talk like a man, once.

Did I ever call myself renown? Does one call Tesla a world renown electrician? Does one call Gates a world renown computer programmer? I am not simply world renown and never once claimed that low rung for myself. I am the industry.

Do I make *****s?

Did I say Wilder's the greatest or my favorite of all time?

Seems to me you have to do quite a bit of spin to form an insult while all I need to do is highlight your acts. Hmm, wonder why that is sister?

Take one of your award winning *****s and shove it up your arse

[GrandpaBernard]

I don't believe body language can tell you who is going to win a fight, and sometimes, like Mike Tyson said, being afraid of an opponent can make a guy fight harder and with more aggression when the bell goes.

I started following Bruce's channel after I read about him correctly sussing that there was some kind of problem with Andy Ruiz's preparation or fitness going into the AJ rematch, based on the body language of Andy and his trainer when they were asked how the training camp had gone during a presser.

Andy and Manny Robles both said that Andy had never trained harder, never been fitter. Bruce said they were hiding something, and he turned out to 100% correct about that.

Isn’t incredible insight to know Ruiz preparation for the rematch was trash

dude went on a pleasure seeking binge

biggest display of unprofessionalism