Comments Thread For: Wilder: I Gave Fury Memory Loss, Can't Take His Words Seriously

[BoxOfficer]

What he did wrong was get down on the floor and literally yelled the count near his ear!

Your job isn’t to give the fighter absolutely every chance to fight but to protect them from themselves!

If you noticed Jack Reiss changed his cadence when the count got to 7-9, as if he was slowing down how he said it on purpose!

Look at the difference between how he counted from 1-6 to 7-9!

Fury IMO didn’t beat the count but you know what credit to him for having the heart and guts to continue cuz most would’ve stayed down no matter what!

Reiss has admitted despite heavyweights being able to do more damage he allows them near every chance to fight on while in lower weight classes he adjusts and stops fights with violent knockdowns!

You saw Reiss count from 1-6? You must have been the only one in the world who saw that.
By the way, Jack Reiss openly said he told both parties pre-fight that he would give them every chance for a full count during KDs. He also said afterwards that he felt Fury hadn't been particularly hurt prior to the 12th round KD; hence the benefit of the doubt. It turned out to be the right call, 'cause Fury beat the count and finished the round the better fighter. When a decision, no matter how controversial, proves to be the right call in hindsight, bringing it up repeatedly only makes one sound salty.

[llll]

I think wilder forgot tyson fury almost completely technically dominated him for about 12 rounds.

[Jkp]

I think wilder forgot tyson fury almost completely technically dominated him for about 12 rounds.

Get a clue, jittering around and slapping at wilder, without landing a single significant punch isnt dominating.
Lets also not forget he got laid out horizontal twice too.

You UK fans are a joke. Your probably the same people that think Hughie fury is the next Ali.


I am not even a wilder fan.

[Ray*]

Both Wilder & Fury do contradict themselves a fair bit TBH

Just STFU and make the fight, then talk made s**t to sell it, whatever.

Too damn much, they would even contradict themselves in the same interviews

[P4Pdunny]

Wilder needs to stop saying this, because he wasn't thoroughly outboxed but he lost most of the rounds, even after that knockdown in rd12, Fury got up and arguably had the better of the final exchanges.

Change the tune.

[Laligalaliga]

See how wilder boys are trying everything possible to convert a KD to a KO without success.

Am watching these clowns closely.

[kafkod]

Wilder laying down the smack talk in return!

Wilder’s right hand is bad for your health, they might make Wilder sign up for a gun license cuz of that right hand!

Fury is still thanking Jack Reiss till this day for not following proper refereeing protocol and stopping the fight in the 12th!

Hope Reiss enjoys his annual Tyson Fury giveaways!

Reiss followed proper protocol to the letter. He told both guys pre fight that if they went down he would give them a full 10 count to recover and get back on their feet, and that was exactly what he did.

Fury was on his feet and ready to continue before Riess counted to 10. He beat the count and he beat Wilder up for the rest of the round!

[kafkod]

What he did wrong was get down on the floor and literally yelled the count near his ear!

Your job isn’t to give the fighter absolutely every chance to fight but to protect them from themselves!

If you noticed Jack Reiss changed his cadence when the count got to 7-9, as if he was slowing down how he said it on purpose!

Look at the difference between how he counted from 1-6 to 7-9!

Fury IMO didn’t beat the count but you know what credit to him for having the heart and guts to continue cuz most would’ve stayed down no matter what!

Reiss has admitted despite heavyweights being able to do more damage he allows them near every chance to fight on while in lower weight classes he adjusts and stops fights with violent knockdowns!

It ain't fair! The ref counted too loud and woke Fury up!

[kafkod]

You saw Reiss count from 1-6? You must have been the only one in the world who saw that.
By the way, Jack Reiss openly said he told both parties pre-fight that he would give them every chance for a full count during KDs. He also said afterwards that he felt Fury hadn't been particularly hurt prior to the 12th round KD; hence the benefit of the doubt. It turned out to be the right call, 'cause Fury beat the count and finished the round the better fighter. When a decision, no matter how controversial, proves to be the right call in hindsight, bringing it up repeatedly only makes one sound salty.

Because the KD happened early in the round, the official time counter was displaying on screen throughout.

It clearly showed that Fury was down for less than 10 seconds, so Riess couldn't possibly have given him a slow count.

[thack]

It's seems it's Wilder with the memory loss......Wilder beats them all except for Tyson.