Who thinks Wilder beat Fury ?

[Ganondorf]

I gave Wilder 2 10-8 rounds (9th and 12th), and one 10-9 round (can’t remember which one.)

[hypejobbuster]

The official clock says fury was up at 9 seconds. Pac got jmm down 3 times yet only got draw. Fury schooled wilder worse than jmm did pac!

you are too white

[Sun_Tzu]

you are too white

No such thing my friend.

[hugh grant]

you are too white

I guess you think wilder was even short changed and he deserved win?
From privacy of bedroom you can make any claim. Anonymity is a powerful thing.

[johnbook]

I thought the fight was close. Wouldn’t of cried if Tyson got the decision. The first 3 to 4 rounds could’ve went either way. I think people had such low expectations of Fury coming into the fight people tend to lean Fury in all the swing rounds.

Yes this is what's happened.

[Marchegiano]

1 wilder
2 wilder
3 fury
4 fury
5 fury
6 wilder
7 wilder
8 fury
9 wilder 10/8
10 fury
11 fury
12 wilder 10/8

Wilder hung in there in the punch count and while Fury's punches sometimes had a noticeable impact on Wilder everytime Wilder connected he had a noticeable impact. Without the two knockdowns it's a draw. With them Wilder won this fight easily.

It's like everytime Fury landed the one two I'm expected to believe he stole the round but the truth is Fury didn't land the better shots very often in that fight and didn't do much outside of stay away from Wilder in the beginning.

He got spanked up the first round and all anyone can say but him landed a one two near de end doe.

In the second round he got spanked even worse.

3, 4, and 5 were pretty much the same story as far as who landed the better punches goes but since Wilder landed so few I give them to Fury.

6 and 7 Wilder punched with Fury most of those rounds and when they connected Wilder's punches clearly had more impact, in the 7th in particular Wilder outlanded Fury and landed the better shots most of the round.

8 Fury came back strong, immediately put Wilder in the corner and lands decently throughout the round while Wilder failed to land much beyond a few body jabs.

9 Wilder and Fury mix it up a bit more in this round, Fury gets caught by a glancing series of punches and goes down, easy to score 10/8 for Deontay.

10 Fury positions Wilder around the ring similar to the 8th landing beautiful combinations while Wilder gives up ground and fails to do much else.

11. This round was a real estate war for the center of the ring. At first Wilder controls the center with his body jabs until Tyson fight back with his jab. By the end of the round I felt like Tyson landed the better punches. Can't hardly remember if he actually landed more but Fury did land the better and memorable punches. Wilder tried to land some big ones but I don't remember even a glancing blow landing any time he put any pepper into his shots in the 11th.

12 Wilder damn near took Fury's head off. It was a crazy two punch combination. The ref giving Fury a count was crazy as well, but Fury getting up was probably the most impressive feat in boxing since the 90s-2000s guys retired. Was an easy 10/8 to score for Wilder. I realize Fury got back up and brought it to Wilder but he didn't do enough to steal the 10/8 from Wilder. Landed some good shots and credit to him, but Wilder floored him very hard.


My final comments on this fight have nothing to do with who won:

As a professional kinesiologist I do not believe Fury should have been allowed to continue. It's unsafe for him to take big shots like that to his head and allow him to risk being hit like that again. Period and end of. There's a decent chance Mister Fury wouldn't wake up after he'd gone to bed. Not unlike Magomed who, if I remember correctly, never got knocked out he just got hit too many times by big shots. Very, very risky move.

That said, it is just incredible how much constitution there is to Tyson Fury. He got knocked down very hard and not only got back up but got back up to bring the fight to the man who just savaged him so thoroughly. It is very impressive indeed, but if anyone's job is to protect that man from himself that person clearly failed. Just because Tyson can doesn't mean he should have been allowed to. That **** was insane.

[BillyBoxing]

Don't see why they should be without a doubt 10-8, KD doesn't credit you 2 points but 1. Wilder missed everything appart from those kds in those 2 rounds. I gave him only 1 10-8 round.

[Jsmooth9876]

I feel like I need to watch the fight again not at a bar ( and not 3/4 drunk). I thought fury should have won a close decision. But that being said I can understand the draw. Fury wasn’t super active in some rounds coupled with two 10/8 rounds for wilder I think a draw makes sense. I think there’s an argument that Fury did not do
Enough to
Take the title from the champ.
Despite the controversy I loved that fight I was on the edge of my seat for all 12 rounds. Both men really put on an inspirational performance. Wilder with his never die attitude willing to risk getting ko’d To win and Fury with the crazy recovery . I can’t wait to
See either man fight again.
Plus this is the first time in a long
Time people are talking about a boxing match on
Monday morning at work

When are people gonna stop with this BS saying. Only thing someone has to do is win more rounds then the champ. They dont have to go above and beyond because of some antiquated idea or belief.

No offense to you, I just hate that saying and idea that somehow it would even come to anyone's mind during a championship fight.

[Jsmooth9876]

1 wilder
2 wilder
3 fury
4 fury
5 fury
6 wilder
7 wilder
8 fury
9 wilder 10/8
10 fury
11 fury
12 wilder 10/8

Wilder hung in there in the punch count and while Fury's punches sometimes had a noticeable impact on Wilder everytime Wilder connected he had a noticeable impact. Without the two knockdowns it's a draw. With them Wilder won this fight easily.

It's like everytime Fury landed the one two I'm expected to believe he stole the round but the truth is Fury didn't land the better shots very often in that fight and didn't do much outside of stay away from Wilder in the beginning.

He got spanked up the first round and all anyone can say but him landed a one two near de end doe.

In the second round he got spanked even worse.

3, 4, and 5 were pretty much the same story as far as who landed the better punches goes but since Wilder landed so few I give them to Fury.

6 and 7 Wilder punched with Fury most of those rounds and when they connected Wilder's punches clearly had more impact, in the 7th in particular Wilder outlanded Fury and landed the better shots most of the round.

8 Fury came back strong, immediately put Wilder in the corner and lands decently throughout the round while Wilder failed to land much beyond a few body jabs.

9 Wilder and Fury mix it up a bit more in this round, Fury gets caught by a glancing series of punches and goes down, easy to score 10/8 for Deontay.

10 Fury positions Wilder around the ring similar to the 8th landing beautiful combinations while Wilder gives up ground and fails to do much else.

11. This round was a real estate war for the center of the ring. At first Wilder controls the center with his body jabs until Tyson fight back with his jab. By the end of the round I felt like Tyson landed the better punches. Can't hardly remember if he actually landed more but Fury did land the better and memorable punches. Wilder tried to land some big ones but I don't remember even a glancing blow landing any time he put any pepper into his shots in the 11th.

12 Wilder damn near took Fury's head off. It was a crazy two punch combination. The ref giving Fury a count was crazy as well, but Fury getting up was probably the most impressive feat in boxing since the 90s-2000s guys retired. Was an easy 10/8 to score for Wilder. I realize Fury got back up and brought it to Wilder but he didn't do enough to steal the 10/8 from Wilder. Landed some good shots and credit to him, but Wilder floored him very hard.


My final comments on this fight have nothing to do with who won:

As a professional kinesiologist I do not believe Fury should have been allowed to continue. It's unsafe for him to take big shots like that to his head and allow him to risk being hit like that again. Period and end of. There's a decent chance Mister Fury wouldn't wake up after he'd gone to bed. Not unlike Magomed who, if I remember correctly, never got knocked out he just got hit too many times by big shots. Very, very risky move.

That said, it is just incredible how much constitution there is to Tyson Fury. He got knocked down very hard and not only got back up but got back up to bring the fight to the man who just savaged him so thoroughly. It is very impressive indeed, but if anyone's job is to protect that man from himself that person clearly failed. Just because Tyson can doesn't mean he should have been allowed to. That **** was insane.

Fury wasn't even on shaky legs somehow in the 12th after the knockdown. Either it looked way worse than it was or the man has superhuman recuperation

[champion4ever]

I won't say that Wilder beat Fury but what I will say is that Tyson cannot take a punch to save his life. He is more chinny than Gerry Cooney was. Wilder landed just two right hands the whole fight and they both hurt and dropped Fury to the canvas very badly. I will say if there is a rematch between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder; Wilder is going to fuck him up very badly. He won't attempt to box him this time but slug it out with him until he falls for good. Wilder carried him this time and took it easy on him. However, don't expect the same thing to happen next time.