Malik Scott needs to be given some credit

[keepemup]

In my opinion Malik did everything right. He encouraged his fighter. Got him to listen (for the most part) and added some obvious strategy to the game.

Wilder actually listened to him and I don't think I've ever heard anybody cuss Wilder to his face.

Scott was able to get Wilder to understand that Fury was beginning to time him with the hook coming in.

[Stuntman Mike]

Nah they went for the power route...wilder blew half his gas tank in the first round

Came in too heavy should have came in 220 and trained stamina more than anything else

[AboutBillions]

Nah they went for the power route...wilder blew half his gas tank in the first round

Came in too heavy should have came in 220 and trained stamina more than anything else

220 is not enough against 270-280. So there’s no way for Him to beat Fury.
Fury is a weight Bully in HW div lol

220 too small
240 too fatigued.

Joshua has better conditioning at 250-260 but Joshua has heart of a bambi.

[Mmann2e]

Nah they went for the power route...wilder blew half his gas tank in the first round

Came in too heavy should have came in 220 and trained stamina more than anything else

If Wilder goes back in time and tells his younger self to do everything he did but get into a boxing gym would be the only way he beat Tyson Fury.

[Stuntman Mike]

220 is not enough against 270-280. So there’s no way for Him to beat Fury.
Fury is a weight Bully in HW div lol

220 too small
240 too fatigued.

Joshua has better conditioning at 250-260 but Joshua has heart of a bambi.

Not saying he would have won but wilder had success in all 3 fights when he let his hands go at range ..the ref they had last night it wouldn't have mattered what he weighed as he broke them instantly

Wilder just couldn't keep the pace regardless if he could ever beat fury but I personally think his training should have all been around stamina and punch output it's the only chance he had to knock fury out and his chances would have been greater had he been able to throw more

Still think he loses every time he's just not got that engrained experience

[k1llu]

I didn't see any change in Deontay Wilder after the second round he was basically fighting on survival Instinct absolutely no boxing skills his idea of defense is to step backwards in a straight line.