Tyson Fury vs Wilder 1 revisited

[BangEM]

I'm still wondering why Fury never committed in that fight because if he had a bit of power and had shown more commitment - there were different spots in that fight he could've sparked Wilder out clean. The fight should've ended before the 9th rd, tbh.

Wilder is god awful and every time I watch that Fury fight (and even the Ortiz fight to an extent), I see why he has been protected throughout his career. This guy hasn't fought a decent puncher in 44 fights (let that sink in). The Wlad that AJ fought would've cleaned him out in 3 rds max. And I doubt he would've lasted 7rds against Povetkin.

Fury definitely dropped the ball in that fight because he was getting a lot of clean 1-2s throughout the fight. All he needed was a bit more commitment and more sting in his punch - and the chinny Wilder would've been on the canvas.

[Pechorin]

I feel all Tyson needed was to be American and he would have won a clear UD.

[BangEM]

I feel all Tyson needed was to be American and he would have won a clear UD.

But he had several chances to get him out of there even before Wilder scored any of the knock downs. He's not American and he was fighting a protected fighter in his own country, so there was no point waiting for a decision regardless of how PBC and Warren were in bed before the fight.

[SinderellaMan]

Another post by this guy.
Bro, don't bet your life savings on Fury again or bet it...
NOBODY CARES ANYMORE

[SuperSuperLeeds]

Fury was drained man look at the guy. Well see after these two proper warm up fights and staying in shape how his power changes. He will have that pop back in his punches I believe

[HeadBodyBodyBody]

Ben was saying, 'Don't get greedy' etc. I can't remember if Roach actually said anything in the fight itself, but afterward he was saying that he would've told Fury to go in for the kill.

[THEFRESHBRAWLER]

Fury the crackhead/cheater cheated and still lost. Get over it