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  • Patsfan bri
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    #11
    Originally posted by shawnkemp804

    Wilder got stopped by Fury because Wilder came in heavy. Wilder came in at 214 in their first fight, didn't get tired and wasn't really hurt. If Wilder vs Fury happened again and Wilder came in light he would stopped Fury.
    I totally agree with you. Wilder had the wrong game plan on the second and third fight. He thought by adding weight he would be able to outmuscle fury which was a bad idea. Fury was going to outweigh him regardless but by wilder fighting those 2 fights at his heaviest he had no stamina. If there ever is a 4th fight hopefully wilder comes in at 215-220 as he won’t tire as much and will still have power in the late rds like he did in the first fight.

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    • Jab jab boom
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      #12
      Originally posted by hugh grant
      Id prefer to see Josh ko wilder in july. But in December is ok I guess.Actually Josh might just decide toy with deontay and punish him for 12 rounds
      You can prefer whatever month you want, but it’s not very likely that the passive and timid Aj who just went 12 with some guy named Kirk Franklin or Jermaine Jackson, will ko Wilder. Chances are he gets hit hard and quits….again.

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      • Toffee
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        #13
        Originally posted by Patsfan bri
        I totally agree with you. Wilder had the wrong game plan on the second and third fight. He thought by adding weight he would be able to outmuscle fury which was a bad idea. Fury was going to outweigh him regardless but by wilder fighting those 2 fights at his heaviest he had no stamina. If there ever is a 4th fight hopefully wilder comes in at 215-220 as he won’t tire as much and will still have power in the late rds like he did in the first fight.
        He wouldn't make it to the late rounds like in the second fight.

        Fury's just absolutely got his number. A big man who boxes better than the smaller man. Can apply pressure and send him backwards.

        That one sided "rivalry' is well and truly done.

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        • shawnkemp804
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          #14
          Originally posted by Toffee

          He wouldn't make it to the late rounds like in the second fight.

          Fury's just absolutely got his number. A big man who boxes better than the smaller man. Can apply pressure and send him backwards.

          That one sided "rivalry' is well and truly done.
          Lol Fury isn't much bigger than Wilder. In terms of height they are similar. Fury is probably a natural 230 pound man who comes in the ring out of shape. Also Fury can't box. He runs and throws slapping arm punches.

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            #15
            Originally posted by shawnkemp804

            Wilder got stopped by Fury because Wilder came in heavy. Wilder came in at 214 in their first fight, didn't get tired and wasn't really hurt. If Wilder vs Fury happened again and Wilder came in light he would stopped Fury.
            Another excuse. Wilder fought an out of shape Fury in the first fight and yet he got dominated by Fury, bar the two knock-downs. He got destroyed in the second and third fight because Fury has figured out that he's completely useless when he is forced to fight on the back foot. So, it's nothing to do with his weight but everything with his lack of skills.

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            • El_Mero
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              #16
              Originally posted by shawnkemp804

              Wilder got stopped by Fury because Wilder came in heavy. Wilder came in at 214 in their first fight, didn't get tired and wasn't really hurt. If Wilder vs Fury happened again and Wilder came in light he would stopped Fury.
              He had 3 chances and failed.

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              • crisantonio917
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                #17
                A good start for Wilder would be to get a new head trainer not some ex KO victim and a guy who was flopping around like a fish with Ortiz....

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                • Toffee
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by shawnkemp804

                  Lol Fury isn't much bigger than Wilder. In terms of height they are similar. Fury is probably a natural 230 pound man who comes in the ring out of shape. Also Fury can't box. He runs and throws slapping arm punches.
                  He's been 40 pounds heavier in every fight they've had. 2 inches taller. 2 inches longer reach.

                  He's just bigger.

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                  • Arthur Daley
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by shawnkemp804

                    Wilder got stopped by Fury because Wilder came in heavy. Wilder came in at 214 in their first fight, didn't get tired and wasn't really hurt. If Wilder vs Fury happened again and Wilder came in light he would stopped Fury.
                    So you’re basically saying Wilder lost because he took too much steroids.

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                    • hugh grant
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Jab jab boom
                      You can prefer whatever month you want, but it’s not very likely that the passive and timid Aj who just went 12 with some guy named Kirk Franklin or Jermaine Jackson, will ko Wilder. Chances are he gets hit hard and quits….again.
                      Your using triangle theories, boxing fans try not relying on triangle theories. And it's not even a complete triangles wilder not fought franklyn, yet your somehow assuming wilder koing fraklyn is foregone conclusion?
                      So only othervway is Josh has better wins, so beats wilder
                      Last edited by hugh grant; 05-10-2023, 03:35 AM.

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