Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury Ends in Controversial Draw

[Toffee]

See America, that's why you can't have nice things.

If you were AJ, would you be rushing into a US fight?

Do you think Fury really wants to go back there?

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Nothing has changed in regards to constant corrupt officials in boxing.

What has changed? It seems like at this point the majority of the audience expect it to happen beforehand.

Stuff that would have once resulted in some sort of chair-throwing melee (blatant robberies, victory via low-blow, etc) is just considered part of the game now.

Fans factor a fighter's "connections" into his stats just as they would his height or reach, because it's more valuable than any other single trait. Being miraculously carried through tight spots into blockbuster rematches. Gee what are the odds that this exact sequence happens in EVERY anticipated title fight?

What a sad state.

[Pain~Lucy]

Calm your ****. He threw more punches than fury. Go rd by rd not with your feelings and announcers. They landed damn near the same amount of punches but wilder threw more

He sure threw more, but did he land ****?

[BoloPuncher1]

Fair enough. 9-3 Fury sounds about right

That was my card too. 115-111 for Wilder is just criminal.

[AdonisCreed]

I didn't watch the fight but I know Fury won lol I've had a sh** day today and my spider sense tells me it's true. My homeboy Stevenson lost BY KO and now Wilder lost!! I know Wilder wouldn't win if it lasted 12 so that gives me further evidence. And besides I believe it's a money grab by both team Fury and team Wilder to run it back just in case negotiations break down between Wilder and AJ!! It's the business, a draw was a way that both Fury and Wilder can come out on top and still be in the hunt for other big fights!! Don't let the politics fool you!! Sorry Wilder I didn't watch the fight but my spider sense leads me to believe you got schooled homeboy but it's a lesson to learn from haha

[KiloTeague]

Fury landed 5 more punches, got knocked down twice and dominated? What in the actual

[champion4ever]

It was controversial alright because Fury had the fight won until he was knocked out and the ref gave him the longest ten count in the history of the sport. Jack Reiss is both crooked and corrupt. He was partial and showing favoritism towards Tyson Fury for the entire bout. That last knockdown should have been ruled an official KO because Fury didn't beat the count.

[MisanthropicNY]

You do understand not a single judge was from America

That was the set up for pos like you to say. Oh, it was neutral. We're not ****** you pos. We know corruption know matter where it comes from.

[FightingWords]

Fury should go home knowing he won the fight. Boxing is corrupt but truth will never be...

[g27region]

There is no argument. Every single person who watched that fight knows Fury won.

With 2 knockdowns it's not that clear