fury wilder round table

**billeau2** · 10-10-2018, 01:17 PM

you guys know I was kidding about the information right? lol.

**The Ox** · 10-10-2018, 02:18 PM

Staged bull****, both need a lesson in trash talk

**REDEEMER** · 10-10-2018, 02:25 PM

Fury is winning the meeting of the minds hands down ,staged or not. Nothing is completely staged as it appears here as Wilder looks the role but Fury seemingly is actually saying what he feels is real and my personal belief Wilder needs some sort of push not fury,i edge fury in the actual fight but want Joshua vs wilder.

**billeau2** · 10-10-2018, 02:51 PM

Originally posted by REDEEMER

Fury is winning the meeting of the minds hands down ,staged or not. Nothing is completely staged as it appears here as Wilder looks the role but Fury seemingly is actually saying what he feels is real and my personal belief Wilder needs some sort of push not fury,i edge fury in the actual fight but want Joshua vs wilder.

My feeling is that Wilder has a good theme going: "Hey Deontay Wilder is I the 98 pound, skinny legged, nice, Charlie Z Beating friend to all....Oh no!! don't go near him!! Who he? (whispers name Brown Bomber) I can't let him outside...oh no!"

It lets Wilder allow for Fury's superior verbal, though Wilder has his moments.

As far as dress, someone should talk to Wilder and when Fury brings that up he should tell Fury he looks like he is trying to be a Mack from the seventies.

I have been a Fury fan for a long time, but I have grown to like both these guys...I hope its a good fight either way and they both look good. I don't see how Wilder can do much though. Punchers need the championship rounds... they need to be able to catch the technician and get some good shots later in the fight.

**billeau2** · 10-10-2018, 02:53 PM

Originally posted by The Ox

Staged bull****, both need a lesson in trash talk

Think about it for a second...How is this staged? when did they meet and what...did they say "ok bring these issues up, then this? I mean its probably not staged completely they might ask them to do certain things.

**REDEEMER** · 10-10-2018, 03:18 PM

Originally posted by billeau2

My feeling is that Wilder has a good theme going: "Hey Deontay Wilder is I the 98 pound, skinny legged, nice, Charlie Z Beating friend to all....Oh no!! don't go near him!! Who he? (whispers name Brown Bomber) I can't let him outside...oh no!"

It lets Wilder allow for Fury's superior verbal, though Wilder has his moments.

As far as dress, someone should talk to Wilder and when Fury brings that up he should tell Fury he looks like he is trying to be a Mack from the seventies.

I have been a Fury fan for a long time, but I have grown to like both these guys...I hope its a good fight either way and they both look good. I don't see how Wilder can do much though. Punchers need the championship rounds... they need to be able to catch the technician and get some good shots later in the fight.

Honestly Wilder did one better then that by stating Fury looks like he works for the homelss people. Beyond that statement he didn't have much verbally and if Fury was an actually good dresser he wouldn't have anything. Im not a big fury fan but appreciate the boxing approach ,im more a K.O fan but certain skills have to be there so im split on this, though want the Joshua fight with wilder.

**The Ox** · 10-11-2018, 12:17 PM

Originally posted by billeau2

Think about it for a second...How is this staged? when did they meet and what...did they say "ok bring these issues up, then this? I mean its probably not staged completely they might ask them to do certain things.

You can tell it's all fake, there is no genuine animosity there (see McGregor/Khabib for example). THey probably made out after the video.

**billeau2** · 10-11-2018, 01:26 PM

Originally posted by The Ox

You can tell it's all fake, there is no genuine animosity there (see McGregor/Khabib for example). THey probably made out after the video.

Your quite right about the lack of true animosity. But there is competition and both guys are stubborn!

**REDEEMER** · 10-11-2018, 02:05 PM

Originally posted by billeau2

Your quite right about the lack of true animosity. But there is competition and both guys are stubborn!

Frazier was friends with Ali before they also had an agreed face off. Frazier became bitter because Ali didn't stick to his lane and basically made Frazier want to hurt him. This was of course after Frazier loaned him money and helped him out by fighting Ali.

I don't think the reactions we are getting from Wilder are fake at all, Wilder does check himself though and doesn't go over board but I believe the words of Fury are what he truly wants to say so he says them. I do believe the way Fury goes about things as does wilder puts another advantage for Fury as wilder seems to be a character easily rattled ,ive seen him on twitter actually attacking fans of other fighters. which is highly unprofessional.

fury wilder round table