Why did Wilder stop going to the body?

[Chollo Vista]

Bu bu bu bu Covid. I can Photoshop better than you, anyway

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What kind of man is this?

Remove Tyson Fury as a representation of you. He'd slap the schit out of you and tell you to grow some balls in real life

[War Room]

What kind of man is this?

Remove Tyson Fury as a representation of you. He'd slap the schit out of you and tell you to grow some balls in real life

Put down the crack pipe.

[Larry the boss]

Because he is 36 and stuck in his ways..you can teach em something new but once it gets hot in the ring they to back to what they been doing

[Noelanthony]

The body attack is what got him the knockdowns. Why?

Towards the end of the first Fury countered a few. All it takes is one good shot and it makes you hesitant to fully commit to the body. Especially if you are not accustomed to fighting that way

[Damn Wicked]

Idk it looked like it was working. It kept Fury on the defense for the entire 1st round. Why not go back to what was working for you????

It kept Fury at bay for 2 thirds of the round but Fury started tagging Wilder and hurting him in the last minute of round one while Wilder’s early body punching did nothing but keep Fury tentative, biding his time to attack. Once he found an opening in Wilder’s defence it was back to the same old beat down that happened in their second fight. Wilder abandoned done the body because Fury was still getting through with big shots.

[QueensburyRules]

- -Watching U jellies genuflect over shot TBA Deyonce free comedy.

Thanks

[DaNeutral.]

I'm not sure you can base how a whole fight is going to pan out based on what happens in the 1st round. Deontay brought something to the fight and Fury had a look and a feel out. The body jabs were a good idea on paper but only until the opponent figures out how best to counter it.

It's just all too basic from Wilder.

[Toffee]

The 'new Wilder' lasted less than two minutes. Fury stood back and studied what he was doing and by the end of the first round had him timed again.

All Fury had to do was figure his way inside the body jabs. Took him two minutes. Then he was again fighting at a range that Wilder simply can't fight at.

[M312]

He got tired and Fury hit him hard.

[Roadblock]

Idk it looked like it was working. It kept Fury on the defense for the entire 1st round. Why not go back to what was working for you????

Because that was a thinking game plan and as soon as he was rattled he became himself which is a defenseless very open target.