there is one conspiracy that i can see wilder fans push

[MoneyKasha]

why did Fury get a 10 count on his knockdown in the 12th round of the first fight but Wilder didn't get a count in the 11th of this fight?

[Gypshot]

Cuz he was out cold didn’t you see it and unlike Fury he was wobbling around the ring from the 1st rd

[TMLT87]

Wilder took tons of sustained punishment to an extent that there was a case for it being stopped soon anyway.

[NYG]

Because the fight should have been stopped before the 11th. The fact they gave Wilder a chance into the 11th was a joke and he received more punishment than he had to

[DaNeutral.]

I'm hoping there is none. A couple of YT vids from the usual instigators seem to be giving Fury credit for the win while rightfully giving Wilder credit for his warrior spirit.

Personally I think if anything the complaints will be about the rabbit punches but they were both at it and it's something we see in nearly every fight. But I'm hoping there are none.

[Sun_Tzu]

The dude was done and it was obvious. Im pretty sure he wasnt really conscious anyway. If any of Wilder's fans think he should have been given a count or an opportunity to continue they dont care about their guy. Mark Brelend was proven right last night and Wilder should be publicly apologizing to today.

[MoneyKasha]

The dude was done and it was obvious. Im pretty sure he wasnt really conscious anyway. If any of Wilder's fans think he should have been given a count or an opportunity to continue they dont care about their guy. Mark Brelend was proven right last night and Wilder should be publicly apologizing to today.

so its a different context than Fury's knockdown in the 12th?

[W1LL]

Just accept your man lost. This is sad to watch Keisha.

[Sun_Tzu]

so its a different context than Fury's knockdown in the 12th?

Of course its different. Wilder uncorked a right hand while he was losing almost every round in the first fight. Fury got up and as we saw was fine and took the rest of the round. In this fight Fury had been battering Wilder for 5-6 rounds and dropping him in the 8th or 9th. Wilder's legs had been gone since the 4th or 5th round. He was spent, if that had been allowed to continue Wilder could have been severely damaged if he isnt already. People forget thats how boxers get killed in the ring. Ive seen too many guys get beat to death over the years because their corner or the ref wouldnt stop the fight. This fight honestly could have been stopped after the tenth. Wilder was operating on pure heart and grit, he had nothing left to threaten FDury.

[YoungManRumble]

This guy just likes to ask questions. Strange ones sometimes but he is a curious fella.

People keep assuming he is a die-hard Wilder fan and I just remember him as the opposite if anything...

Was he not the one who made wayyy too many threads on the low-hanging fruit of Wilder's and his fans' various conspiracy theories?

Hard to remember everyone's name and helps when they have an avatar but pretty sure he was that guy.