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Why does this not even get talked about? Furys gone over to usa and got robbed so now its wilders turn to do the away leg. Or let me guess , everyone has to do what deontay wants and fight in the states with **** judges.
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Fury doesn’t even want to fight their anymore lol. He’s in love with America now. Let’s see if his next fight is the uk. Were any of the judges from America? Weren’t the judges picked by Fury? You know he’s lucky the fight wasn’t in the UK they would of stopped the fight after the second knockdown. -
I think the problem is the fight does better business in the US, that's what Warren said, but I think the reason for that is because a BT Sport ppv just won't do the numbers of a Sky ppv. I think if Fury was on Sky with Hearn they could have made the numbers work because they could have pretty much guaranteed 1m buysComment
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The rematch would have made less money in the UK. UK fans are more dedicated and will still buy a PPV from the US. US PPV can't support a fight from the UK. US PPV costs 3-4x as much as UK PPV, so it's more important for the start time to be US compatible.
The first fight didn't even use US judges, so any judging complaints you have, you can't blame the US for that. The judges were from England, Canada and Mexico, not the US.Comment
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It's because he didn't defeat Deontay Wilder in his last fight or currently hold any championship belts.
had he defeated Deontay Wilder for his WBC chamionship belt then Wilder wouldn't have had no choice but to fight Fury again in the U.K. In order to reclaim his WBC championship title belt again.
Therefore, the champion always calls the shots. Until you defeat the champion then you will always have to fight on his terms.Comment
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fury knew what he was getting into to, he was going to the US to take one of their owns belt, he wasnt going to get any fair treatment and he would probably get a lot of those protections if wilder came to the uk, we just give out about vegas decisions (or la or whereever) because they seem to be never ending bad and they wont end until boxing revamps the scoring system, which wont happy most likelyLast edited by MUNG; 03-05-2019, 03:21 PM.Comment
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But everyone aren't the official judges. However, the three certified ones sitting at ringside were. Therefore, their opinions count.
At least in their judgement, Fury didn't do enough in order to win or take the title from Deontay Wilder. They felt that he wasn't hungry enough, tried hard enough and didn't want it as badly enough in order to award him that decision.
He missed winning the fight by only one round and could have done more. There were several rounds where Fury just wasn't active enough to win those rounds.
For example: The rounds where he was sticking his tongue out and holding his gloves behind his back were the times he should have thrown more punches and letting his hands go.
However, he played it too cautious and safe in not wanting to take any risks by getting down in the trenches with Deontay Wilder, which ended up costing him both the win and the WBC heavyweight championship.Comment
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Wilder is the champ and he believes he is the A side so he dont need to move for anybody.Comment
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