Comments Thread For: Fury Admits Wilder's Punch Was The Kind That Could Have Killed

[hugh grant]

9 of 10 times the ref would have stopped the fight after Tyson hit the ground n was unresponsive at the beginning. He's lucky the fight wasn't in the UK, those reds stops fights for less

Nah, you don't stop a fight against a guy who don't get stopped and unbeaten and waS winning fight and not taken much. WHo gets up all the time. If that was khan it may have been waved off, or past prime RJJ.

[Tosaken]

Please be sensible Gypsy-Bum fans, your own fighter is confirming what the media sitting at ringside, live commentators for BTSPORT and SHOWTIME thought when Tyson's eyeballs were rolling in the back of his head ; Jack Reiss SHOULD of stopped the fight.

FACTS.

That is true. 99 out of 100 refs would have waved the fight off. There are thousands of examples. I can't think of one time in history when a guy is on his back and out, and the ref then kneels down next to him and starts yelling the count?

Wilder was robbed of a KO much more than Fury was robbed of a points win. Not that it matters much, but punch stats were pretty close in favor of Fury, but Wilder landed the harder cleaner shots. Not a big fan of either guy.

[giant_king]

Cumulative punching. I don't want to say that Fury consistently backed Wilder up but he definitely caused him to reset multiple times.

Ruiz doesn't have much power but he caught AJ just right on top of the head and concussed him. That's nothing that Fury couldn't do to Wilder if Wilder gets sloppy.

I'm still seeing the odds in Wilder's favour again. Fury has to be immaculate for 12 rounds and only a very few elite boxers achieve that.

thats true a punch from any man can knockout anyone thrown on the right spot but fury would need a ton of luck to pull that off.deontay just has constant power and I believe he figured out fury awkwardness and will not wait till the 12th round to knock him out it will be alot sooner this time.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Tyson Fury knows deep down that he was knocked out by Deontay Wilder, under these modern rules 'And this has put some serious fear into him'

'But if this fight was happening under boxing rules from 100 years ago? Nobody would of been complaining over the referee' Tyson Fury got to his feet and finished the round fairly strong etc.

[1hourRun]

That is true. 99 out of 100 refs would have waved the fight off. There are thousands of examples. I can't think of one time in history when a guy is on his back and out, and the ref then kneels down next to him and starts yelling the count?

Wilder was robbed of a KO much more than Fury was robbed of a points win. Not that it matters much, but punch stats were pretty close in favor of Fury, but Wilder landed the harder cleaner shots. Not a big fan of either guy.

Excellent point. Deontay refused to loose on the scores, he did not need the help of Jack Reiss to accomplish that.

[factsarenice]

The referee did want a Meldrick Taylor repeat, he did the right thing.

I know many fans of Wilder would like the fight to have gone differently but it didn't. A draw was correct. Maybe next time.

That is true. 99 out of 100 refs would have waved the fight off. There are thousands of examples. I can't think of one time in history when a guy is on his back and out, and the ref then kneels down next to him and starts yelling the count?

Wilder was robbed of a KO much more than Fury was robbed of a points win. Not that it matters much, but punch stats were pretty close in favor of Fury, but Wilder landed the harder cleaner shots. Not a big fan of either guy.

[factsarenice]

Wilder got a draw because that's what it was, a draw.

Excellent point. Deontay refused to loose on the scores, he did not need the help of Jack Reiss to accomplish that.

[factsarenice]

I'm sure everyone is fearful of a KO at heavyweight. I'm also sure everyone is fearful that Fury will make them look ******. It's a good stylistic matchup.

Tyson Fury knows deep down that he was knocked out by Deontay Wilder, under these modern rules 'And this has put some serious fear into him'

'But if this fight was happening under boxing rules from 100 years ago? Nobody would of been complaining over the referee' Tyson Fury got to his feet and finished the round fairly strong etc.

[factsarenice]

I just read the caption in your video...you are a partition fan of Wilder.....carry on my crazzy ass friend.

That is true. 99 out of 100 refs would have waved the fight off. There are thousands of examples. I can't think of one time in history when a guy is on his back and out, and the ref then kneels down next to him and starts yelling the count?

Wilder was robbed of a KO much more than Fury was robbed of a points win. Not that it matters much, but punch stats were pretty close in favor of Fury, but Wilder landed the harder cleaner shots. Not a big fan of either guy.

[boxing fan71]

I would love to see Fury get starched by Andy Ruiz. Andy could single-handedly destroy the entire UK. They could make him the King of England. Heck, he's already AJ's daddy.

Ha ha ha, lol! 😂🤣😂