If Wilder doesn’t knock out Fury, can he win a decision?

[South Champion]

The only person who has gone 12 rounds with Wilder was Bermane Stiverne, and Wilder won by UD. Johann Duhaupas was stopped in the 11th. Luis Ortiz was stopped in the 10th.

If Fury isn’t stopped, does Wilder win a decision?

[Gentblue]

The only person who has gone 12 rounds with Wilder was Bermane Stiverne, and Wilder won by UD. Johann Duhaupas was stopped in the 11th. Luis Ortiz was stopped in the 10th.

If Fury isn’t stopped, does Wilder win a decision?

It’s possible people think that Deontay is dumb he’s not the most skilled but he does adapt to movement as the fight goes on. To beat fury he has too keep his work rate high and make Fury uncomfortable and second guessing( easier said then done as Fury is very composed and isn’t greedy also Fury can do this right back to him.)

Wilder would of beat Duhaupas on the card
Ortiz is another story. Some had it a blow out( somehow) but I thought it was close but Ortiz would of faded and Wilder has a Roll Royce engine.

[wlad1111]

Wilder can only get a decision if he drops Fury at least once

[SN!PER]

There be at least two knockdowns over 12 long rounds. So that's a couple 10-8 rounds right there. Plus we all know Fury use his legs more than his hands, as shown by the low punch output in the Klitschko fight. IF Fury is still on his feet by round 8, Deontay gonna let them hands go. Fury will simply be outworked and in very bad shape by rounds 8 - 12. Whether its a knockout or decision, Wilder gets the win.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

The only person who has gone 12 rounds with Wilder was Bermane Stiverne, and Wilder won by UD. Johann Duhaupas was stopped in the 11th. Luis Ortiz was stopped in the 10th.

If Fury isn’t stopped, does Wilder win a decision?

The fight's in America. I don't see that the judges will be a problem. I think Fury could make Wilder look pretty bad at times but who knows until they fight?

[Robbie Barrett]

Of course. The judges had him ahead of Ortiz somehow.

[champion4ever]

It all depends if Fury decides if he wants to fight or not. You are not going to take a champion's title away by running out the clock each round, without engaging and not getting hit like he did against Wladimir Klitschko. Tyson is going to have to take some risks in order to win this fight.

If Wilder is the one do the engaging by being the aggressor and coming forward while fighting off the front foot and all Fury is doing is moving around the ring fighting off the back foot and throwing only light arm punches to avoid getting hit; Then yeah Wilder will win on the scorecards.

[pillowfists98]

Yes, he can win a decision. I think Wilder ko's him within 5 but I actually think the fight going into the later rounds could benefit Wilder. He is the more athletic guy with better stamina who always keeps himself in shape as opposed to Fury who has spent the last few years fluctuating massively in weight and abusing his body with junk food and drugs. If it does go 12 then Fury will be gassed by the end of it.

[Luilun]

Wilder will get outboxed Fury is like the Mayweather Heavyweight

[iamboxing]

I think Fury would outbox Wilder easily, but since Wilder is going to take his head off it's all academic really.