Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder: Breazeale's Not Next Unless Fury's 'A Coward'
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I don’t know whether to insult you ....... impoverished nation?? Is that where you think British black guys descend from if they are not from Africa??What's interesting is they are correct. Wilder is a punk ass b*tch that expects boxing welfare w/o working for it. Boxing welfare works in America because of reverse racism, but not in the UK where blacks (who are darker than Diva Weirlder and REALLY from Africa or some impoverished nation) are considered more on even ground. No boxing welfare needed. Clearly, you are the dumbass that saw Wilder actually winning. You're just plain ******.Comment
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Now give me a good explanation why? During the negotiations, Fury insisted on not fighting in the state Nevada because they didn't have neutral judges there. He wanted a venue with neutral judges. His request was granted; While they fought in Southern California at the Staples Center where neutral judges were used. It was his own compatriot/countryman Phil Edwards from England, who actually scored the fight a draw.
There was a Canadian judge, an American judge and a British judge.Comment
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Yes... American boxing judges can be incorrect sometimes. I honestly don’t know what to make of them (the judge who had it 115-111 for Wilder had me baffled, and also that one judge who thought Canelo drew with Mayweather).
I like Wilder, minus some of the dumb things he says at times, but I don’t think it would be wise of Fury to fight again in America, because he could get an unfair shake.Comment
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Fury selected those judges himself. He wanted neutral judges from different countries and his request was granted. He got one from Great Britain, America and Canada. The same would have gone for Deontay Wilder fighting on foreign soil and requesting neutral judges. It's the exact same thing here. The thing that Fury shouldn't do now is to cry a river after things didn't go his way or as planned. After, all he got his wish, The judge that scored it 115-111 had 7-5 in rounds for Deontay Wilder. The other two judges Had it 7-5 and 8-4 in rounds for Tyson Fury minus the the two knockdowns. The fight was close.Yes... American boxing judges can be incorrect sometimes. I honestly don’t know what to make of them (the judge who had it 115-111 for Wilder had me baffled, I like Wilder, minus some of the dumb things he says at times, but I don’t think it would be wise of Fury to fight again in America, because he could get an unfair shake.Comment
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That's why you got to hit man. You can't win fights by not throwing punches and not getting hit. There were no sense of urgency in Tyson's corner to turn it up a notch and become more active. He was content on trying to run the clock down and win the fight on points which backfired.Comment
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