Comments Thread For: Fury Reflects on Wilder Trilogy Fight, Wants To Spend Time With Former Foe

[Shadoww702]

The old adage - A good big man always beats a good little man.

Unless they give up their size advantage like AJ did.

[Shadoww702]

Fury can always help Wilder make that baby he's always wanted??

[Mgrove77]

I hope he doesn’t retire. After AJ gets spanked again I’d like to watch a wilder vs AJ fight where the loser quits for good lol

[daggum]

I hope he doesn’t retire. After AJ gets spanked again I’d like to watch a wilder vs AJ fight where the loser quits for good lol

sounds like kell brook amir khan version 2

[shakedaddy]

Fury wont have any problem with Usyk…Fury can box from a distance effortlessly as he did in the 1st Wilder fight. Usyk will have a hard time getting past Furys jab, reach and height. Fury will own the inside with his weight, size and rough inside tactics.

I agree...it'll be a hybrid of the Chisora and Cunningham fights. Not to degrade Usyk because he's a better boxer than both those guys, but Fury knows how to fight big and tall, and on the inside he knows how to use weight and maul. I think Usyk a bit overrated, but maybe is a little like Holyfield, in that the better the opposition, the better he fights.

[shakedaddy]

Ali-Fraizer never really became buddies, only mildly reconciled 3 decades later.

even morales-barrera buried their beef a while ago.

ball is in wilder's court if he wants to get over it or not. Tyson is the only man to beat him so I think it will be hard for wilder.

Speaking of being butt hurt and buddies, based on your pic and handle it seems like you're more interested in being butt buddies?

[Punisher33]

As a once hater of Wilder and someone who questioned his Mythical right hand power. I have to admit he grew on me. The man could of took the easy rode out and accepted the 20 million step aside money that was offered to him by Furys team, so he can fight AJ. Instead, he was a true warrior and would stop at nothing to seek his revenge.

The fight itself played out like a Hollywood movie, and it was the most entertained I been watching a heavyweight title fight I seen live. Wilder, for all his flaws. Gave an awe inspiring performance, to the brutal end. The guy made me a fan of his that night, going out his shield like a true champion after a tough fight that showcased not only his devastating power but his will to win.

[shakedaddy]

Agreed. I think that Fury would have to initiate the talk. Wilder's trainer Malik Scott seems like a reasonable man and I think he could talk to Wilder to help get him and Fury on good terms. Fury would have to go to Wilder's residence, apologize to Wilder and his people for the pre-fight buildup and be honest that all of the talk was to hype the fight and nothing more, then they could move past all of it, which I hope they do. I think Fury is being very genuine about this and I hope Wilder can see it as well.

Wilder should be the one to come, hat on hand, and apologize...to Fury, to Breland, and to the boxing public. I was a Wilder fan in spite of some things I didn't like, until the aftermath of that 2nd fight when he disgraced himself and the sport of boxing.

[thack]

Good thoughts from the big guy, well said.

[Tomsmacker]

Wilder and Adrian Broner should hang out. They both say the dumbest things. Fury is being even larger a man than he physically is by reaching out to Wilder. Wilder who made so many unproven accusations certainly didn't have an answer for Fury this time and there is no doubt that Fury was gone over with a fine tooth comb. There never were any improprieties taken by Fury. Wilder fought with tremendous heart. He still couldn't back up his mouth.