If fury gets his legs back, Wilder has NO CHANCE in rematch

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  • Earl-Hickey
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    #1

    If fury gets his legs back, Wilder has NO CHANCE in rematch

    But it's a big if.

    Fury hasn't had the movement and footspeed since he came back, and has been relying on upper body movement and good distance control for his defence. If Fury can get back to proper shape like he was vs Klitschko and move like that in the rematch, forget about it.

    If he can't then I give Wilder a reasonable chance as good as furys head movement was Wilder was slowly starting to get it down by the end of the fight and I think he'd start landing earlier in a rematch.
  • sugarsmosley
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    #2
    man with the **** judges we see nowadays , it might not even matter


    honestly i could picture fury getting robbed if he outboxes wilder clean. hell, he already did and nearly got robbed

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    • Redd Foxx
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      #3
      I agree that his legs are gone and he'd give Wilder even more problems if he had his movement back.

      I honestly wasn't impressed by Fury last month. His slipping was so predictable that any HW with technical ability would have caught him. AJ would have murdered him. But, Wilder is so technically poor that he fell for it every time. Problem for Fury is that someone can teach Wilder what to do to counter that (like FEINTS for ***'s sake) and if Fury stays flat footed, he's likely to get hit worse in the rematch.

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      • The Problem Child
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        #4
        I actually thought his movement and legs looked pretty good. Nothing too different from the Klitschko fight.

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        • Luilun
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          #5
          Give him time the guy just lost 200 pounds so it could still be improving

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          • jmrf4435
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            #6
            Originally posted by Redd Foxx
            I agree that his legs are gone and he'd give Wilder even more problems if he had his movement back.

            I honestly wasn't impressed by Fury last month. His slipping was so predictable that any HW with technical ability would have caught him. AJ would have murdered him. But, Wilder is so technically poor that he fell for it every time. Problem for Fury is that someone can teach Wilder what to do to counter that (like FEINTS for ***'s sake) and if Fury stays flat footed, he's likely to get hit worse in the rematch.
            "AJ would have murdered him"

            You don't mean it, you can't mean it. It's not as simple as "someone can teach wilder what to do" lol boxing doesn't work that way, and wilder aint learning in 6 months. Aj hasn't fought anyone on the caliber of Fury, not even close. Fury gassed in the first fight. I think he would not have been KD'd with his usual stamina.

            The best evidence is seeing what Fury did to Wlad, then AJ fighting an older version of Wlad and going life or death.....

            Did you miss that fight? Wlad-AJ?

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            • boliodogs
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              #7
              Wilder's hand speed and power always gives him a chance. He nailed him twice and he can do it again.

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              • Redd Foxx
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                #8
                Originally posted by jmrf4435
                "AJ would have murdered him"

                You don't mean it, you can't mean it. It's not as simple as "someone can teach wilder what to do" lol boxing doesn't work that way, and wilder aint learning in 6 months. Aj hasn't fought anyone on the caliber of Fury, not even close. Fury gassed in the first fight. I think he would not have been KD'd with his usual stamina.

                The best evidence is seeing what Fury did to Wlad, then AJ fighting an older version of Wlad and going life or death.....

                Did you miss that fight? Wlad-AJ?
                Don't try to talk about actual boxing, stick with that fanboy cheerleader shyt.
                1) Wlad didn't come to the AJ fight with the same mindset or plan so it's not even a comparison.
                2) Fury isn't the same quality that he was when he fought Wlad.

                Once you get a grasp on those two thin things, we can talk.
                AJ would have no problem with the Fury that fight Wilder.

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                • 'b'
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                  #9
                  I said it back then and it's true now, the Fury that best Wlad would have knocked Wilder out or won 12-0 and beat AJ to a UD.

                  AJ beats him now, Wilder still has a chance because he has no bytch in him and 12 rounds of KO. Fury takes the rematch.

                  The big 3 aren't on prime Wlad's level, AJ and Fury haven't peaked yet and even Wilder is perfecting his craft facing tougher competition. Some interesting fights ahead, the HW division has some entertaining fights to come.

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                  • jmrf4435
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Redd Foxx
                    Don't try to talk about actual boxing, stick with that fanboy cheerleader shyt.
                    1) Wlad didn't come to the AJ fight with the same mindset or plan so it's not even a comparison.
                    2) Fury isn't the same quality that he was when he fought Wlad.

                    Once you get a grasp on those two thin things, we can talk.
                    AJ would have no problem with the Fury that fight Wilder.
                    "Wlad didn't come to the AJ fight with the same mindset"

                    You don't know anything about Wlads mindset before the Fury fight. Furys quality has gone down, and he still outboxed wilder????But then would get Ko'd by AJ based on what exactly?

                    You making **** up about wlad Klitshchos phantom mindset before fights?

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