Bayless has always been a PBC guy

[Sparked_26]

He wasn’t great.

[Carpe Diem]

No doubt about it. The ref for Lewis-Tyson was 100x worse. That dude tried his best to secure any advantage for Tyson.

[Rip Chudd]

Bayless has gotten worse with age, but you chose the worst example. Ortiz was done bro

[Chaos]

He's a corrupt punk and tonight was a typical example of his phuckery.

[BoxingOutlaw]

Bayless did a good job.

[Ray*]

He was looking to stop Wilder himself, he was really looking hard at Wilder and was prepared to stop him, it did look like he was favouring Wilder a bit. But you know what? It doesn’t matter. Fury did what he said he was going to do, take it out of the judges hands.

[SplitSecond]

Definitly

He gave wilder as much time as possible at times even breakin them for no reason.

There was one moment he was just sitting inbetween them, just standing there, looking like he was thinking "ok, gotta buy Deontay some time, gotta just stand here lile this a bit more"

Only seen the highlights before coming here and that thought crossed my mind that it seemed he was favoring Wilder and trying to give him breaks.

[Fat_asian]

What was the penalty deduction against fury for anyways?

[D4thincarnation]

I thought he would take a point of Fury and maybe even try and DQ him tonight.


Fury made sure Bayless didn't get that chance.

[DumpkinsPlus5]

One thing I didn't like about Kenny Bayless, is that when the 10 second bell rang, he didn't tell Wilder's people to get out the ring. They purposely waited to the round to start to give Wilder more time to recover. Bayless should've been on to that.