Wilder v fury isnt a big fight

[sunny31]

It's a big fight, not a crossover fight.

I think it's a bit sad you're trying to downplay Fury and a possible Wilder win before the event, first wait and see how he looks in the ring and then judge

[BLASTER1]

What hype?
Honestly can't remember such a quiet build up to a Heavyweight title fight involving a Brit.
A little disappointing truth be told.

You odviously weren't here for the build up to the AJ/Povetkin fight I assume.
You could hear crickets in the background for that one.

[BoxingIsGreat]

I never follow heavyweight boxing, even though I'd say I'm a hardcore boxing fan, because the talent is so shallow. I was bored tonight so I clicked on this one.

This fight interests me, and I'm rooting for Fury.

I almost always root for skill over hype. Tyson is highly skilled. The only question for me is if he has enough reflexes and stamina left.

Wilder is a strong street fighter/boxer. Can Tyson move out of the way?

[Just looking]

Making excuses already? Pitiful

[iamboxing]

I think it's a pretty good fight and was pleasantly surprised when it was announced. I'm more of a reader here than I am a poster. Been following boxing since the early 90's. I couldn't care less what the fighters are making or how many buys it does or who promotes who. What matters to me is what gets done between rounds 1-10 (12). Everything before and after is just talk.

very well put brother

[Madison Boxing]

It's a big fight, not a crossover fight.

I think it's a bit sad you're trying to downplay Fury and a possible Wilder win before the event, first wait and see how he looks in the ring and then judge

Im just calling it as it is, hes lost 10 stone, spent 2 years sniffing coke and drinking beer and looked sloppy against the world number 120. His own dad says hes 50 percent of what he used to be.What do u think people would be saying if it was joshua fighting him?