Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder: I Strongly Believe That I Knocked Tyson Fury Out

[Tonyu]

Fury was knocked out but it is miraculous he got up. His team know he got lucky what confuses me they where far in the rematch nogotiations when team Fury pulled out to sign with ESPN. Team Fury probably know he got seriously hurt and probably won't recover especially if Wilder drops him earlier, Fury doesn't have the power to trouble Wilder but gets away with srealing rounds. Fury is more injured than letting on it shows with the opponent his choosing, my bet is the rematch won't happen and Fury will keep saying his the lineal champion and got robbed. A draw is fair result but I think Wilder ko's him early if the rematch if it ever happens.

[W1LL]

I do love how Deontay ignores how he got totally outboxed for every second of every round, bar the two knockdowns. Has he ever mentioned it? He got completely outclassed and toyed with.

[jonnyc420]

Your lucky to even have the belt still, Fury beat that count and he beat that a$$ too.

[kafkod]

Reid’s is a great Ref and if there was any other Ref in there the fight would have ended

Most Refs would have stopped the fight when Fury was laying there lifeless a 6 , Cortez and many other refs are on record saying they would have stopped the fight

Secondly Reiss did fumble the count & if he hadn’t he may have reached 10 before Fury was completely up

Reiss proved it was the right call but Fury should be thankful it was Reiss reffing

Reiss should really have paused the count when Wilder came out of the neutral corner and started dancing and celebrating.

[The plunger man]

You can’t get to pick and choose what counts suit you wilder...I seem to remember you given an extra 30 seconds to get your senses back against Ortiz lol.
Stop crying and just keep him down longer that 10 seconds next time it’s that simple.
I believe wilder knocks fury cold next time

[1hourRun]

Why did you disappear for 6 months after the fight?

Ten seconds bro! DEAL WITH IT!

[PBR Streetgang]

The whole ten count complaint is a weak one. Since the early days there have been controversial counts. Data collected indicates that most boxers receive more than 10 seconds before they are counted out (on average about 12).

A count is imprecise because a human is performing it and there is a alot of friction in the ring (boxers not going to neutral corners, picking up the count from timekeeper, etc).

A 10 count is not 10 seconds, it is a ref's count to ten. If it was 10 seconds, we would just have a timer run with a buzzer.

[Marvlus Marv]

Coming from the guy who got an extra 30 seconds to shake off the stars after Ortiz had smacked him from pillar to post.
At least Fury's getting up was LEGIT.

[Roberto Vasquez]

Fury got more time to get up than any other boxer would but not everything goes for you in a boxing match. A draw was a fair result.

I think the fact that Fury ran from the rematch shows he was scared of fightng Wilder again. All he's doing now is to fight a couple of bums. Fury should be fighting decent fighters and sharpening his skills. All he's doing is giving himself false confidence

[champion4ever]

Wilder is not alone in his assessment. A lot of boxing fans and experts feel the very exact same way. They believe had there been another referee, Fury would have been either counted out or waved off. They thought the count was about a split second slower than usual.