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

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WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder is not satisfied with the way the referee handled the twelfth round of his December bout with Tyson Fury. Wilder had fits with Fury's boxing style, but he dropped the challenger once before they entered the final round - and then he leveled him with huge knockdown - where Fury was laying motionless as the referee was counting.
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[hugh grant]

Nah his eyes were open at 4 seconds he was up by 9. You was nearly knocked out when he got up.

[DuckAdonis]

You must have amnesia

Because he got up and hit you in the face right after that, had you clinching even.

[REDEEMER]

Talks absolute nonsense. He's basically saying in the second part here Is he doesn't want AJ to unify with him , Wilder wants to be undisputed with a Ruiz fight but not if Joshua holds the belts. The guy always exposes himself. Ha

[cameltoe]

Let’s talk about that extra minute you were given to recover vs Ortiz, shall we?

[Adrian#1]

BumSquad Wilder still making excuses lmfao! he got schooled by a fat 3 year lay off Fury, next time round a fit Fury wins 12 rounds easy money!

[Adamsc151]

Well I doubt Ortiz's team were too happy about the way the ref handled their fight when Wilder was out on his feet at the end of the 7th, then got extra recovery time at the start of the 8th.

[Boksfan]

Sure you did Beyonce, sure you did and then you woke up.

[1hourRun]

Tyson Fury lost considerable brain cells that night against the 'Bronze-Bomber' Deontay Wilder. I'll never forget the roar coming out of Showtime commentator Mauro Ranallo and the silence of his hater co-host and colleague Paulie Malignaggi when Gypsy-Bum Tyson Fury's head bounced off the mat and his eye-balls rolled around like looney-tunes.

Everyone knows that Tyson should should of been protected from further harm and the fight should of been stopped right there and then. Tyson Fury owes his undefeated record to Jack Reiss, hater Paulie Malignaggi said so himself.

[kafkod]

Jack Reiss never said he went with the spirit of boxing, not the rules.

That's a lie invented by Wilder fanboys to give him another excuse.

Clocks don't lie, and the official time clock for the fight shows Fury was down for less than 10 seconds.

It doesn't matter what Wilder claims to believe, Fury beat the clock and the ref's count.