Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury - Official Scorecards - Photo

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Wilder, Fury Scorecard - Deontay Wilder has retained his WBC heavyweight title against Tyson Fury after two knockdowns awarded him a controversial split decision draw in Los Angeles. Wilder (40-0-1) floored Fury (27-0-1) in the ninth and 12th rounds yet Fury clearly outboxed Wilder for large portions of the remainder of their entertaining showdown at Staples Center on Saturday.
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[KO MX]

Those first 4 Rounds to Wilder, Alejandro Rochin should be banned

[R01]

They need to fire your ass! (Directed towards Rochin —in Floyd Mayweather voice)

[oldschoolfool]

I like how Rochin predicted the result in the comments of his card. he was what they call a specialist. They rarely work again,

[daggum]

draw judge gave 6th to wilder. impossible. result should be changed now

[Robbie Barrett]

Robbery in the US of A. Similar to how they did Lewis against Holyfield.

[Pigeons]

I think people gave Fury the first because of the counter he landed at the end of the round but that wasn't enough for me. Wilder took the first two rounds and obviously 9 and 12. I also gave him the 4th.

[asotgod123]

I think people gave Fury the first because of the counter he landed at the end of the round but that wasn't enough for me. Wilder took the first two rounds and obviously 9 and 12. I also gave him the 4th.

Thank you. Wilder was the one controlling the ring but because Fury made him miss, the latter was getting credit despite not doing anything. You have to do something to win but he didn't especially in the 1st 4 rounds. Those rounds were too close save for the 1st which I think Wilder won comfortably. Pathetic commentary also makes it look like Wilder is behind on the scorecards. And then you have hating ass Floyd trying to discredit Wilder too. Not surprised.

[MisanthropicNY]

Go look at my old posts. I said Fury would dominate and get robbed on the scorecards. Not shocking here.

[Noelanthony]

Thank you. Wilder was the one controlling the ring but because Fury made him miss, the latter was getting credit despite not doing anything. You have to do something to win but he didn't especially in the 1st 4 rounds. Those rounds were too close save for the 1st which I think Wilder won comfortably. Pathetic commentary also makes it look like Wilder is behind on the scorecards. And then you have hating ass Floyd trying to discredit Wilder too. Not surprised.

You missed a great fight