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    LOS ANGELES Deontay Wilder couldn't believe what happened before his very eyes. The knockout artist was already celebrating, certain he had finished a stubborn Tyson Fury for good Saturday night at Staples Center. The unbeaten WBC heavyweight champion had hit Fury so hard with a right-left combination early in the 12th round, Wilder figured there was no way Fury should've been able to get to his feet before referee Jack Reiss counted to 10.
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  • #2
    The unbeaten WBC champion lol, not anymore, at least in the view of the fans.

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    • #3
      Wilder thought no one could get up from his best shot .... he’s a one trick pony

      Maybe this is a reality check he needed

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      • #4
        "The lone British judge, Phil Edwards, scored their compelling, competitive clash a draw (113-113)."

        How ironic! Lol!

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        • #5
          This knocked down looked like the Hatton vs. Pacquiao knockout. Fury's neck muscles tensed up but it changed with in a matter of seconds. Truly remarkable.

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          • #6
            That was zombie **** indeed.

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            • #7
              Wilder-Fury II can be one of boxing's classic rematches

              Dan Rafael
              ESPN

              Now we want to see it again and, due to a rematch clause in the fight contract, chances are we will after one judge had it 114-112 to Fury, another 114-112 to Wilder while the third, Fury's fellow Briton Phil Edwards, saw it a draw.

              Some of boxing's biggest ever fights have been world heavyweight title rematches and both Wilder and Fury will earn more from their sequel with more people tuning in on pay-per-view television around the world.

              Wilder-Fury II will be bigger than last's weekend's clash, just as most rematches are, but not many live up to expectations and go down in history for the right reasons.

              http://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/i...ssic-rematches

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              • #8
                He didn't beat the 10 count.
                Reiss doesn't get to selectively alter the duration of time because he's a fan of Fury.

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                • #9
                  Kudos to both guys. Finally... when I am in the nursing home, they are changing my diapers and dentures, one of the workers will say "Mr S did you really remember when the Gypsy King and the Alabama Bronze Bomber went at it?" These two guys are part of the tradition, great heavyweight boxing is back! Joshua may well also become part of that tradition. We will see!!!

                  And **** the judges!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The fans are the judges!!!! The lines in Las Vegas cannot lose that kind of cash so forget upsets in megafights.... Judges are bought and paid for. We saw the fight and we saw who won!!! And in a sense both guys won, Fury got the decision.

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                  • #10
                    Pure will to get up from that. Wilder was just looking for that shot the whole fight, not setting it up, not working the body or nothing.

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