A big if, but what happens if Fury BEATS Wilder?

[Ray*]

This would be pretty hilarious if it happened. Cherrypick gone wrong to the maximum.

Probably top 3/5 cherry picking gone wrong.

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Fury is favored to win off the odds makers who favor Wilder based on titles. Wilder has a rematch clause and so does Fury. When Fury wins it makes the Joshua fight easier to make either way because Wilder is impossible to deal with , there can't be two A sides.

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So an older, out of the ring for two years Klitschko was a better version than the one Fury fought? Are you a complete moron?

First of all, Fury beat Klitschko in his own backyard, and if you knew anything about boxing, you would know that Fury made Klitschko look poor due to his boxing skills.

Joshua is a flat footed plodder who comes forward in straight lines and fights in the pocket, bread and butter for Klitschko, and if he wasn't so old and rusty, he'd have knocked AJ spark out.

Peter Fury said Joshua was getting a more aggressive Klitschko out to prove something who was going to be more motivated prior to the fight when asked who he thought would win. He picked Klitschko based on that and the fight showed everything he said.

[TheBigLug]

Remind how old was G. Forman was when he won his last world HW belt.

Doesn't mean he was better than when he was younger though. would a younger Foreman lose to Tommy Morrison?

tell me one fighter that actually improved in their 40s. i think i'll be waiting a long time for that answer.

The truth is wlad was on the slide even before Fury got him and he was even more over the hill when Joshua did.

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Peter Fury said Joshua was getting a more aggressive Klitschko out to prove something who was going to be more motivated prior to the fight when asked who he thought would win. He picked Klitschko based on that and the fight showed everything he said.

Wladimir was a consummate professional and was obviously motivated for the Fury fight, he was unbeaten for 12 years and wanted to extend his winning record. Wlad looked **** against Fury because he was in the ring with a superior boxer. It happens.

[champion4ever]

It's nobody's fault US tickets are expensive. Let them sell it. After all money man, canelo do sell tickets in the same US. Let wilder sell his tickets if he can. That goes s a long way to show his popularity in the US as the HW champ there.

It will be a shame if a mere 20k arena is not filled for his first appearance on ppv.

How many $2500 ticket seats are sold at Wembley or the 02? Yeah I thought so. Your seating capacities are at least five times the size of Las Vegas and yet we still sell more tickets and generate more revenue at the gate than you guys with more than 90,000 seating capacity.

[BoZz]

He'll be the #1 HW fighter in the world and that coward joshua still be hiding behind Hearn pretending to be interested in fighting but will come up with a million excuses to avoid fury and wilder

[champion4ever]

That's match room USA. Eddie is a business who doesn't want to limit himself which is very good for a business man.

At the moment, HW boxing resides in the UK.
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Why he is still having trouble stealing Al Haymon fighters then? He'll do anything get his hands on Haymon's stable. He is so desperate, that it is becoming creepy.

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Wladimir was a consummate professional and was obviously motivated for the Fury fight, he was unbeaten for 12 years and wanted to extend his winning record. Wlad looked **** against Fury because he was in the ring with a superior boxer. It happens.

Wlad knew a loss to Joshua was the end of the line ,you don't get more motivated then that and hes never lost twice in a row or looked worst fighting the same guy. Had Fury fought Klitschko again it may have went really bad for Fury. you could see a totally different Wlad just in the training sessions that were recorded. Nobodies saying he wasn't motivated but that doesn't mean he's fully concentrated, really he didn't take fury seriously I remember and in one incident it set fury off where his handlers had to hold him back from a laughing Wlad.

[champion4ever]

It doesn't matter who wins. Whoever wins will make a huge global and big fight for the undisputed and all the casual would want to see how this big guy that toyed with wilder will fare against the #1 in the world.

It will definitely be the biggest fight of this era.

Personally am not bothered about the out come of wilder /fury.

Fury's style is not going to work on Wilder. Deontay would bumrush into a firefight. That business of playing keep away while running out the clock and not getting hit will only backfire against "The Bronze Bomber. He's a Hell of a lot reckless than Wladimir, younger, faster, stronger, flexible and more athletic too. Once Deontay closes the distance on him it's a wrap. Fury's done. If Fury has any chance of winning this fighting then he is going to have to do it fighting; Win or lose.