Does Fury going life and death with Wallin prove how overrated Wilder is at the momen
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It was Fury's night: 117-110.
Wilder won 9 and 12 w/ the KDs, but the way Fury rallied after the KD in 12, he closed the gap to 9-10.
If you wanna be generous, you can say a few rounds were 10-10, like rd 2. But you're basically awarding Wilder for standing their clueless, and not falling into a trap. Sure, it would have been nice if Fury did more, too. But playing defense isn't really something to be punished.
I can tell you've never fought or trained fighters. basically, at this size there's a lot of parity. And it's hard to be technically sound and well-conditioned. These guys are more like Sumo Wrestlers than Shaoiln Monks.
Look at Finitio, look at Marquez, look at Harold Johnson: do you see how added size and increased quality of opposition affect performances?Comment
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The point remains the same you can’t really take much from an under-motivated Fury struggling slightly with Wallin. He’s done this before, he’ll probably do it again but when it matters most he performs.Comment
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The Cunningham fight was only one fight before Chisora/Hammer/Klitschko.
The point remains the same you can’t really take much from an under-motivated Fury struggling slightly with Wallin. He’s done this before, he’ll probably do it again but when it matters most he performs.
The thing is tho, I don't think he was unmotivated. He was the lightest he has been since his comeback, he was clearly in shape. And to be the lightest he has been so far means that he must have been motivated. That's just guessing. Not what the facts show us. His weight shows me he was very motivated but had alot of problems with Wallin for whatever reason it may be. I felt he didn't look at his best at all, also in the Wilder fight. Schwarz fight was just a mismatch so I don't take much from that.Comment
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