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No venue, no press tour dates, no hype, no promos. Am I the only one that is positive this fight will not happen next February? Wilder wants the fight because he needs it. He needs validation. Fury doesn't need it because he already has a fat contract that says he can fight 2 more bums and get paid royally. That tells me that he's going to pull out of the fight with a mystery injury just like he did in the Klitschko rematch. And when that happens, I think Wilder will fight Kownacki, even though Whyte will call him out and be available. After that, I can see Wilder fighting someone like Michael Hunter, skipping over all of the better names on the WBC top 15 list and going straight for the guy with no real KO power. All while saying no one wants to step up and fight him. This has been his MO for years now and I don't see it ending any time soon.
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It's a little odd there's been no announcement yet, Wilder usually does a piece prior to an AJ fight but there was radio silence this time, probably in anticipation of the Ruiz result? If the fight does fall through, I would be very surprised if the WBC will allow a voluntary before he faces Whyte.
In regards to Whyte, the rumor has it he's now fighting Povetkin, not Hunter! Maybe he saw your comments and picked the hardest puncher available! -
I hope this fight is happening, because AM going to the fight. Am in Pheonix (85303) from the 13th until the 23rd of feb next year visiting with brother, we are driving to Vegas on the 20th and staying there for TWO days. And my prays for this fight to be in vegas and ticket to go on sales soon. My brother (Who is american) already think its a great idea, even though he isn't and boxing fan and doesn't know who Fury or Wilder is.Comment
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You kidding right? They (WBC) might as well as be the PBC in hiding. They would look the other way, like they have been doing for the last two years.
This jokers made Fury the mandatory even when he told them to fuck off months ago. They didn't make Fury the immediate mandatory because he wanted to, they did because they were probably told to by the PBC.Comment
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It is hard to hype that fight.
It is more and more pretty much clear that Joshua is the boss. In 2019 Fury fought 2 bums. He almost lost in second fight. Wilder stopped Breazeale, the guy Joshua already stopped before and than Wilder fought Ortiz, the guy he beat before.
Wilder and Fury did nothing so great to hype their rematch..Comment
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No, you're not the only one.
The fight isn't happening.
People know by now not to believe anything Fury says. You probably know not to believe Arum. Why would you believe anyone that's in cahoots with them?Comment
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The "boss" got stopped by an obese bum in his second to last fight lol.
Fury didn't almost lose to Wallin, he won 10 out of the 12 rounds despite fighting with one eye. Wilder obliterated Breazeale in a round whereas it took the "boss" 7 rounds to get rid of him.
Fury vs Wilder II is the #1 vs the #2, it's very easy to hype.
So, the #1 and #2 are going to fight each other, whereas the "boss" is going to fight a man who was knocked out by Wladimir Klitschko 6 years ago lol.Comment
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Recently I have stated that 'If the fight is happening, there should be a press conference within the next 2 weeks'.Comment
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