If Deontay had those extra 10+ lbs for the Fury fight could he have put him down?

[MartialMind]

Deontay fought Breazealle at 223 lbs, he fought Fury at 212 lbs (209 lbs on fightnight though according to Wilder).

Do you think those extra 11 lbs could have made the slight enough difference to have given Wilder the power to knock Fury out for good that night?

[BLASTER1]

I do.
He seems to be alot more comfortable at a slightly higher weight.
It was over in 1 round though so can't really tell too much from this fight.

[D4thincarnation]

Yeah, he would been slower, more predictable and would have not have been as active and slowed down his work rate as the fight would have went on.

As a result lands less on Fury and maybe Fury stops him.

[Gpabrooklyn]

Wilder could be 240 and hed still be quicker then all the other heavyweights,he's a basketball player and more athletic then everybody,even Joshua said wilder was gonna be too quick for brezeale,the added weight would have helped him not tire out like he did vs fury,but fury still got the best movement of anyheavy weight and its hard to hit him flush at any weight

[Thraxox]

No, Fury would still school him regardless of what weight.

[Mr.365]

Deontay fought Breazealle at 223 lbs, he fought Fury at 212 lbs (209 lbs on fightnight though according to Wilder).

Do you think those extra 11 lbs could have made the slight enough difference to have given Wilder the power to knock Fury out for good that night?

I think he wouldve been slower & not even drop him

[Bmore18]

An angel woke up Fury that night. 10 lbs wouldnt have made a difference from divine intervention, but Wilder should not come in lighter than this