Comments Thread For: The Deontay Wilder-Tyson Fury Result Wasn't Outrageous

[champion4ever]

Kind of. For 10 rounds fury looked like he was a man who did boxing his whole life. Wilder not so much. Looked like aNFL player who took up boxing late for much of fight. Certainly didn’t look like he’d studied Tyson much like he claimed.
Fury won rounds because of skills he demonstrated. Some want to give wilder fight because the khan v nelo ref wasn’t used?

Are you serious? Really? So you are saying that Fury a man who did boxing his whole life allowed an NFL/basketball player who took boxing later in life, to be on par with him in a professional prizefighting ring? What does that say about Tyson Fury's skill and ability? It says that he's really not shit if he struggled to decisively defeat a novice opponent.

[hugh grant]

Are you serious? Really? So you are saying that Fury a man who did boxing his whole allowed an NFL/basketball player who took boxing later in life, to be on par with him in a professional prizefighting ring? What does that say about Tyson Fury's skill and ability? It says that he's really not shit if he struggled to decisively defeat a novice opponent.

That's what I'm saying fury didn't struggle, like I said he looked like he did it his whole life and not like a man who'd had 3 years out!
Wilder threw 1000 punches, missed countless, landed 2. Even if a basketball player threw a 1000 they might eventually land a couple. Even a nfl player can press a fight, throw hundreds and miss most of them like deonta y did.
You don't win rounds like that