And This Is Why Fury Ducked

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Which is doing better if Fury stays down next time so you just admitted that Wilder can do better.

In the first fight Wilder didn't set up his punches and mostly threw telegraphed head punches.

In a rematch Wilder can jab more, going to the body more, get closer before letting his hands go (like what he did with the left that knocked Fury down in the 12th).

Wilder's stamina seems to be an issue so I don't think he'll be able to throw too much.

[vaborikua2014]

Put some Respek on my name!

Just cuz dudes knocking you out all over the place and giving you seizures don't mean you an expert in being out cold playa

He was out cold!

Ur an idiot & a pos. Your boy got beat by a fat alcohol drinking coke snorting no power having gypsy. No one out cold would start getting up in 5 seconds and make it up and not get kod after getting up. U sound like one of them pop fangirls defending ur crush no matter what they do.

[N/A]

wilder lost and fury got up in time. quit crying.

You're actually the one crying. Lying about the result because you're unhappy. AP, ESPN, Yahoo, LA Times, Sporting News, Washington Post, etc all had a draw or Wilder winning. The judges had it a draw. Plenty of people thought Fury won, but plenty of experts thought it was a draw. Wilder didn't lose. He knocked Fury down twice, had him less than a second away from being knocked out, and was never knocked down himself. If you give Fury every close round, you may have had Fury winning by a couple points, but a draw was reasonable.

[todisday]

Maybe your right and maybe Fury isn't a liar, most knockouts i've seen where the knee stands up, it normally falls flat after a couple of seconds. I'd love to see a video to the contrary?

But hey, if the man can just wake up like that then he's never getting knocked out.

Wilder should of finished the job instead of freezing and letting him come back in the round, he'll never get in the ring with worse shaped Tyson Fury

A knee can fall sorts of ways. Worst cases, it even twists. Stiverne knockout is a good example of a fighter's knee being in an odd position.

I'm not sure Fury will ever get in the ring with Wilder ever again, lol

[hugh grant]

More than the count, what the video shows is that when a fighter is knocked out cold, the referee waves the fight off. They hold the fighter down, if he wakes up from the KO.

This is the only time, ever, that I haven't seen that be the case.

Stopp being melodramatic. Im sure you've seen cases when a fighter tries getting up and the ref stops it. But the thing with being a good ref is to use judgement and not panic and make panic decisions. Im sure the ref in the wilder v fury fight took many things into consideration, like Fury was boxing wilders ears off for 11 rounds and had got up 2 rounds earlier. So no matter what fury looked like on the floor, the ref would believed Fury would get up again. I bet WIlder bet fury would get up, but prayed to God that Fury would stay down.
You will find it hard to find me a case where a ref doesn't give a 10 count to a boxer goes to the canvas in the 12th round after outboxing his opponent for 11 rounds.

Find one example of a fighter being knocked out cold for half a count, waking up from the KO, and being allowed to continue.

I'll wait lol

Every fighter who goes to the canvas is guilty and assumed on verge of being koed until proven otherwise. You prove otherwise by rising before 10 seconds. Every fighter who has ever visited the canvas is an example of ref allowing fighter to continue.
Stop being overly dramatic. What next? You are going to ask what fighter has flatlined while on the canvas and has gotten up?

[leeroy84]

A knee can fall sorts of ways. Worst cases, it even twists. Stiverne knockout is a good example of a fighter's knee being in an odd position.

I'm not sure Fury will ever get in the ring with Wilder ever again, lol

Yes I agree, there's some horrible looking knockouts where the knee twists DUE to the victim being unconscious
Tyson's knee isn't twisted though, its rigid and being held up by Fury contracting his muscles to keep it in that position, sorry but he's just not unconscious in your avatar picture.

[Cobra Curry]

When he woke up from the KO, he had a long time to recover, again because of the referee. Not only that, but don't forget Fury actually was in trouble.

You Fury fans like to pretend like Fury just got up and started putting a beating on Wilder. LOL

To the contrary, he was on wobbly legs and got a huge left hook that knocked him right up against the ropes. And Wilder then caught him again not long after. It wasn't until Wilder completely gassed (mostly because of all the celebrating) that Fury eventually noticed he wasn't reacting to feints and hit him with a good combo.

C'mon now

Sorry, but I think this whole concussion story is yet another attempt at polishing a turd when it comes to Wilder.

Recovering from concussion in 9-15 seconds and finishing the fight the stronger man strikes me as far fetched.

Look at Tony Bellew's post fight interview (Usyk) if you want to see a concussion victim. Then compare it to Fury's. The signs just aren't there.

[todisday]

Ur an idiot & a pos. Your boy got beat by a fat alcohol drinking coke snorting no power having gypsy. No one out cold would start getting up in 5 seconds and make it up and not get kod after getting up. U sound like one of them pop fangirls defending ur crush no matter what they do.

It's not my fault Fury got knocked out.

You're a meanie!

[rickJen]

So Fury ducked because he saw that ****** video?
I still don't get what this clown is saying.
If signing with ESPN to make more money is ducking,
then you might as well say Deontay ducked AJ.
$15 mil and 3 title shots is not enough for the bum killer.
GREEEEEED.

And since when did fans care about the ref's count,
accurate or not?
Whether the ref counted late or early is immaterial.
The important thing is Fury got up and was still able to defend himself
and threw bombs that staggered the bum killer.

[todisday]

Stopp being melodramatic. Im sure you've seen cases when a fighter tries getting up and the ref stops it. But the thing with being a good ref is to use judgement and not panic and make panic decisions. Im sure the ref in the wilder v fury fight took many things into consideration, like Fury was boxing wilders ears off for 11 rounds and had got up 2 rounds earlier. So no matter what fury looked like on the floor, the ref would believed Fury would get up again. I bet WIlder bet fury would get up, but prayed to God that Fury would stay down.
You will find it hard to find me a case where a ref doesn't give a 10 count to a boxer goes to the canvas in the 12th round after outboxing his opponent for 11 rounds.



Every fighter who goes to the canvas is guilty and assumed on verge of being koed until proven otherwise. You prove otherwise by rising before 10 seconds. Every fighter who has ever visited the canvas is an example of ref allowing fighter to continue.
Stop being overly dramatic. What next? You are going to ask what fighter has flatlined while on the canvas and has gotten up?

You ain't got no examples!!

Dead men don't outbox anybody, playa

Fury's lucky to have escaped with his life after dying and coming back to life thru "divine intervention"