Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury: I Think Wilder's A Piece Of **** As A Person; I Hope Ruiz Knocks Him Out Cold!

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Wilder is indeed a classless POS.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Fury has indeed beaten Wilder 3 times. Nothing left to prove here. He's far superior and proved it 3 times. No need for a 4th fight. Wilder can stay fighting bums pretending he's back even though he's older and coming off 2 brutal beatings from Tyson

The first fight was a draw, you don't win world titles by? Being backed up all night and decked twice, once badly 'Wilder basically knocked out Fury in the 12th round' Fury to his credit, got up from a knock out blow.

Tyson Fury has beaten Deontay Wilder twice, the first fight 'It was a draw, Wilder was the aggressor and inflicted more damage, while Fury the better boxer and racked up points in that manner' But ultimately it was a draw.

The second fight was a dominant win for Fury, but not conclusive through no fault of his own 'Due to the fight being stopped while Wilder was on his feet'.

That was why there was a 3rd fight, which was a tough fight for Tyson Fury. But he found a way to win. Both fighters over the duration of the trilogy have taken a beating, nobody from Fury camp or even Tyson Fury himself? Play down the monumental task it was to beat Deontay Wilder, in the manner in which Fury did 'Serious challenge, serious achievement'.

[VislorTurlough]

Fury always in sell mode. It’s all leverage to get his terms against Usyk.

[jonnyc420]

The first fight was a draw, you don't win world titles by? Being backed up all night and decked twice, once badly 'Wilder basically knocked out Fury in the 12th round' Fury to his credit, got up from a knock out blow.

Tyson Fury has beaten Deontay Wilder twice, the first fight 'It was a draw, Wilder was the aggressor and inflicted more damage, while Fury the better boxer and racked up points in that manner' But ultimately it was a draw.

The second fight was a dominant win for Fury, but not conclusive through no fault of his own 'Due to the fight being stopped while Wilder was on his feet'.

That was why there was a 3rd fight, which was a tough fight for Tyson Fury. But he found a way to win. Both fighters over the duration of the trilogy have taken a beating, nobody from Fury camp or even Tyson Fury himself? Play down the monumental task it was to beat Deontay Wilder, in the manner in which Fury did 'Serious challenge, serious achievement'.

Sorry bro, but everyone knows Wilder only won the rounds where he got a KD. That's 2 rounds of a 12 round fight. It's not a KO when Fury got up and beat the count. He got up and proceeded to beat Wilder down.

2nd fight not conclusive? Wilder's own corner had to wave the white flag, that fight was not going any other way, you have to be a fool to think Wilder had any shot to comeback. Without Breland Wilder probably be in a wheelchair. How did that loser thank him by the way? That was a brutal beating, get real dude.

Fury KO'd Wilder cold in the 3rd fight, nothing monumental when Fury was the big favorite to begin with. Fury is simply a better fighter and man face it.

[wrecksracer]

Wilder is entertaining, but the excuses he made....I can't really be a fan of a guy that makes those kind of excuses.

[IRONCHINHAGLER]

The first fight was a draw, you don't win world titles by? Being backed up all night and decked twice, once badly 'Wilder basically knocked out Fury in the 12th round' Fury to his credit, got up from a knock out blow.

Tyson Fury has beaten Deontay Wilder twice, the first fight 'It was a draw, Wilder was the aggressor and inflicted more damage, while Fury the better boxer and racked up points in that manner' But ultimately it was a draw.

The second fight was a dominant win for Fury, but not conclusive through no fault of his own 'Due to the fight being stopped while Wilder was on his feet'.

That was why there was a 3rd fight, which was a tough fight for Tyson Fury. But he found a way to win. Both fighters over the duration of the trilogy have taken a beating, nobody from Fury camp or even Tyson Fury himself? Play down the monumental task it was to beat Deontay Wilder, in the manner in which Fury did 'Serious challenge, serious achievement'.

Wilder was the aggressor in the 1st fight because Fury chose to box and allowed Wilder to come forward. Fury was circling and easily outboxing Wilder…Wilder was not forcibly “backing” Fury up. The vast majority of the sports world thought Fury was robbed with the Bs draw. Fury stated before the 2nd He was not going to leave it in the hands of the judges and would be coming foward and looking for the Ko. He did just that and put a beatdown on Wilder while taking little punishment with the exception of the knockdown punches. Ditto in the 3rd with a more savage brutal beatdown of Wilder. Fury did not take a “beating” in any of the three. Taking a couple of flush shots and getting knockdown is not a beating.

[Rebelrbg]

Your hero comes from a creed of lawless, ****** scrotes despised across the UK for theft, violence and leaving literal crap wherever they pitch up. Wilder at least looks hygienic.

Literal crap....still laughing, so good.

[Oldskoolg]

To be fair, WIlder is crude with little to no class.

And to be fair, so is Fury. Do I really need to list his transgressions….

[Ragga1]

Wilder is massive conspiracy theorist and claiming the most ridiculous excuses in his loses, but Fury is a convicted drug cheat and someone who talks contradicting nonsense on the regular.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Sorry bro, but everyone knows Wilder only won the rounds where he got a KD. That's 2 rounds of a 12 round fight. It's not a KO when Fury got up and beat the count. He got up and proceeded to beat Wilder down.

Frankly, a case could be made that Fury bossed even the rounds he got dropped and negated the 10-8.