[Let's Settle This!] Was Fury robbed of a W?

[davef]

Fair play to ppl being honest on this forum Fury won that

Doesn't matter though we get to see them fight again

[jglvz256]

Most Brits haven't even woken up to vote yet. They are going to be sooo p**sed later on.

[Sable&Whitefish]

I wish I had bet on the draw, I know they were offering crazy odds on it.

[Spoon23]

Nice to see majority of forum member's still has a rational boxing brain. Yes, Fury won this. Hands down.

[Madison Boxing]

I have more issues with thr 115 111 blatant corrupt scorecard than having it a draw. There were a couple of close rounds outside of the knockdown. I think people are just sick of time and time again the judges scoring it differently (for the home fighter) than everyone else

[LoadedWraps]

I wish I had bet on the draw, I know they were offering crazy odds on it.

I had some yayper on that draw as a hedge for Fury wins by stoppage/decision.

[Toffee]

Clearly, to me, Tyson won.

But at the end of the day, we were all entertained. The fighters made a lot of money.

Belts give prestige, but fights get made on interest from fans. Right now there'll be huge clamour for the rematch and it's got little to do with lineal or WBC titles.

Can you see Joshua fighting either of them in 2019? He may never share a ring with Wilder now.

Team Joshua held all the cards... and might have lost.

[Real King Kong]

So where are the posts from the people who voted draw/wilder win explaining their positions?

[Toffee]

So where are the posts from the people who voted draw/wilder win explaining their positions?

I think you can just about defend a draw. That's not what cost Tyson, though. It was a judge scoring for Wilder.

[hugh grant]

Fury is winner in people's eyes.
Goes down top 15 heavyweights of all time.
Went to backyard twice and only robbery denied him. If you thought first backyard win was fluke, why did fury do it again?