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Say wat u want about wilder but that mf has power!!!!!!!!! U set that right hand up so perfect. I don’t see how Ortiz didn’t see it coming. Don’t know if he got too relaxed or what but we all saw that right hand coming. And right at the point when the glove hit the face and the sweat from ortiz head landed in every person who was watching living room was just great.
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After Saturday, I have to agree with FuryComment
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Fury was protected by the referi
Tyson Fury got knocked out by deontay wilder! that referi was counting too slow! wilder was robbed of a knock out victory! Nobody wants to see tyson furys boring style! Everybody who isnt racist knows Deontay wilder is the real king and the peoples champion! Wilder is exciting for boxing and he is the reason boxing is getting more respect and out shining the UFC! Tyson Fury cant even beat Luis ortiz! fury fought club fighters except for Wilder and klitchko! wilder will ko this gypsy clown no matter how good he boxes,Wilder only has to perfect for 1 second! while tyson fury has to be perfect for 36 minutes! wilder is a beast and the King in boxing!Comment
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Wilder was getting schooled and outboxed by a 40 year old fighter for 7 rounds, Wilder looked terrible and lost until he connected and bailed himself out with that right hand on SaturdayComment
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Fury can't stop Wilder. He has to go 12 rounds. He has no chance. Wilder has 12 rounds experience against Fury now.
You only get one lucky climb-up-off -the-canvas in your career. Next time he won't make it.
Wilder stops Fury in 8 rounds and hopefully retires him.
I supported Fury last time but since that fight he has been an embarrassment.Comment
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I think Fury is the only HW who has a legit shot at beating Wilder. I like Fury better than Wilder & i was hoping he would beat him the first fight but I didn’t see Fury winning the fight 10-2 like so many people thought. All Fury had to do was avoid one of those KDs & he would have won on my card. I had it 7-5 Fury but it ended in a draw because of the 2 KDs. If he can give a similar performance & avoid the eraser RH then he has a legit shot. Wilder doesn’t have to change much either as he just needs an opening to land that RH & it could be over. This is a 50/50 fight in my opinion. Even if Joshua wins the rematch with Ruiz (Which I’m leaning towards him doing) I think Fury has no problems winning a wide UD. I believe Wilder could blow Joshua out in a few rounds & possibly the first round like he did with Breazeale. I think Joshua is too slow & robotic to avoid Wilder’s right hand for an extended period.Comment
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Schooled? He barely landed anything. Rewatch the fight. It was a boring fight & Ortiz kept his hands up for 6 rounds. He started dropping his hands early in round 7 & Wilder saw that so he started throwing the right hand. Missed him twice caught him late. Ortiz needed to be perfect for 36 minutes but was only near perfect for 18. Round 7 he got brave & Wilder ended the fight. Ortiz wasn’t schooling anyone. They were both landing only a handful of punches each round. I had it 4-2 Ortiz going into the 7th...Last edited by joe strong; 11-25-2019, 08:35 AM.Comment
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Unfortunately as Fury found out in the first fight, that's all he needs! Don't get me wrong i thought Fury won the first fight handily but that 'punchers chance' rescued the draw for Wilder, at least on the judges scorecards.“Wilder has nothing more than a puncher's chance versus me, I’m gonna school even more than the first fight," Fury stated.Last edited by ultravividscene; 11-25-2019, 09:28 AM.Comment
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Exactly, I keep hearing this 'Wilder was schooled for 6 rounds' crap by people that didn't even watch the fight or did watch it and it was their first time watching a boxing match.
Wilder barely got touched. If you want to see a schooling, watch the Fury vs Wallin fight, and see what being schooled round afte round does to your face :PComment
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