Comments Thread For: Photos: Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury - Face To Face in London

[BoZz]

Damn even the old bold dude called Joshua a coward lol

[Vinnykin]

[Rip Chudd]

Fury looking a bit lean in these photos, hard to tell with the suit on. But he's looking like that weight has come off no problem. He'll be ready to embarrass Wilder come December.

[Mindgames]

We are talking about this fight in particular.

Fury has no actual "boxing skills" he just runs away jabbing.
And he clinches A LOT.

Wilder will jab him up whilst staying perfectly poised.
Then he will KO bum Fury with the first right hand he throws.

This fight won't go a round.

I am expecting Fury to back out of this fight any day now.

Ah ok, i didnt realise you were joking. Wilders never knocked out any decent fighter in one round. It took him ages to put away flat footed high blood pressure sufferer Ortiz. I realised you were mucking about when you mentioned the words "perfectly poised" in reference to Deontay.. 🤔

[The Westerner]

Furys jab and Wilders lack of one lwill decide this fight.

you say wilder lacks jab? wait, are you from the mirror dimension

[Laszlo]

Ah ok, i didnt realise you were joking. Wilders never knocked out any decent fighter in one round. It took him ages to put away flat footed high blood pressure sufferer Ortiz. I realised you were mucking about when you mentioned the words "perfectly poised" in reference to Deontay.. 🤔

Again as I said we are talking about this fight. Not Wilders previous opponents.

This is a terrible style matchup for bum Fury.

Wilder is faster. He will get his jabs off first against this fat loser. And Wilder isn't the typical short bum that Fury is used to fighting.

And after running away from boxing for so long he has come back even worse. The whole "depression" thing also tells us how mentally weak Fury is.

Do you honestly think he looked good against those two bums?
I don't.

And Wilder on the other hand has been getting death like KOs against top guys.

Fury ducked Ortiz. Wilder didn't.

[Buggy bear]

We have 2 mths of this talking , the bottom line is neither of them sell tickets and are media friendly , that's why it's taken all this time to rinse that last few dollers from a venue , they sign to fight each other first because they need each other , then the TV have 1st of December available then they tout around for a venue that all three in contention know the strentgh of the attraction so
Will only pay what it's worth so now we are left with these 2 salesman doing our head in to convince us to part with our hard earned before Christmas . Boxing fans will tune in if not over priced , the casuals in the uk may get ****** in but the Americans are not easily mugged where PPV in concerned ..

[Buggy bear]

Sorry guys BOTH " not media freindly " is what I mean to write..

[True-Boxing-Fan]

That has got to be the shhhtiest press conference ever. They tried to make that press conference out to be like it’s a sought after mega fight. But that was a weak AF.

Wilder has zero charisma and Fury tries to be funny every time and that can get tiring. Plus everytime they’d talk you could here echo in the building like there was no one in the build, which I’m sure there wasn’t. But that press conference ******. It didn’t generate more excitement out of me that they are fighting. As a matter of fact I promise I won’t be buying that crap.

Heavyweight boxing sucks.

[EnglishOxide]

That has got to be the shhhtiest press conference ever. They tried to make that press conference out to be like it’s a sought after mega fight. But that was a weak AF.

Wilder has zero charisma and Fury tries to be funny every time and that can get tiring. Plus everytime they’d talk you could here echo in the building like there was no one in the build, which I’m sure there wasn’t. But that press conference ******. It didn’t generate more excitement out of me that they are fighting. As a matter of fact I promise I won’t be buying that crap.

Heavyweight boxing sucks.

Agreed.

But this press conference would be fine if Fury and Wilder both had strong resumes. They wouldn't need to force so much bs down our throats.

The simple fact is that it's a weak number 2 vs a weak number 3.

Joshua and Whyte are the only 2 guys to consistently fight high ranked fighters, and therefore build credibility and interest.

If Wilder had fought Whyte, and Fury fought Bellew or Miller, then this fight would feel huge. But it doesn't.

Why are crack heads saying boxing NEEDS this fight?