Comments Thread For: Wilder: When I Beat The Man Who Beat The Man - I'm The Man!

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Tyson Fury contacted Deontay Wilder directly to capitalise on the breakdown in negotiations for a fight with Anthony Joshua and persuade him he instead should be his next opponent. The WBC heavyweight champion will next defend his title against Fury in Las Vegas in November. He travelled to Belfast to watch his rival defeat Francesco Pianeta at Windsor Park on Saturday, after which they confirmed their fight.
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[Madison Boxing]

doesnt work like that im afraid. youve got to beat the guy with 3 belts, anthony joshua. not the guy coming off a 2 year lads holiday whos just lost 10 stone.

[Commie]

Fury just needs one proper cycle and a good training camp. Strategy wise he just needs to put the pressure on wilder using his reach and high output

[O Prophet]

U would still need to beat the other man who beat the man.

[baroidi]

da man always keep'n a brother down

[Raggamuffin]

No funny money business, no tiny teef talk too much promoter. We have a fight. A hvw title fight. The top contender and the lineal champion. **** Anthony Johnson.

[Vinnykin]

U would still need to beat the other man who beat the man.

Klitschko wasn't the man when Joshua beat him hahahahahaha

[Phenom]

The ring should put their HW belt for the fight

[Vae Victis]

doesnt work like that im afraid. youve got to beat the guy with 3 belts, anthony joshua. not the guy coming off a 2 year lads holiday whos just lost 10 stone.

Believe that if you want; however, beating the man who beat the man is what it is all about. And just because AJ may never get the chance to do so doesn't change the reality of it. If Wilder beats Fury, he's in the driver's seat - the very thing that Eddie and AJ fear.

[Phenom]

doesnt work like that im afraid. youve got to beat the guy with 3 belts, anthony joshua. not the guy coming off a 2 year lads holiday whos just lost 10 stone.

Why beat the Vacant belt champ when you can beat the real champ who never lost