Comments Thread For: Wilder vs. Fury Rematch To Be Followed By Trilogy

[PBR Streetgang]

Nobody on that list is crafty enough defensively to bother Wilder. Fury and Ortiz are the toughest matchups for him and he's fighting them back to back.

I respectfully disagree. I'm not saying any should be a favorite over Wilder but let's not make Ortiz out to be anything more than he is: a skilled but very old fighter who's best win to date is a KO over Bryant Jennings. I rate several of those fighters above Ortiz.

[Mask]

The blind hate for Wilder is fueled by fear, but the detractors have become even more ridiculous. Whyte isnt even on Wilders radar and we all know he would be no match for Wilder anyway. This is the rematch everyone wanted and it's one of the biggest fights in the sport. And the reason these two are fighting is because AJ didn't want to fight either of them

[Monzon99]

AJ is Wilder's biggest money fight in the sport of boxing. Why would he say no to hundreds of millions of dollars, that doesn't even make sense.

Wilder has been trying to fight AJ since 2016, but Eddie keeps stalling and cock-blocking the fight.

Eddie is scared of Wilder knocking out his cash cow.

You have been brainwashed by propoganda. Wilder keeps running away from jackpot paydays to dare to be great. Wilder and Haymon think they can make big money with fraud Wilder fake kos and by avoiding Joshua. Joshua doesn't need Wilder actually, he just earned $85m vs Ruiz. Wilder makes about $2-3m a fight and he draws nothing. Wilder eventually will be sacrificed and exposed by Joshua.

WIlder vs Fury are rigged business alliance fake fights.

[Brooklyn926]

I think you should refresh yourself on the definition of "technically".

Here’s a fact he won more rounds

[Monzon99]

Haymon and Arum are so desperate that they need to do a second fake rematch. Which means the first rematch in Feb will end in some kind of fake controversy. Then the third fight will probably be another fake draw so each maintains their value.

So obviously rigged it's laughable.

Is anybody ****** enough to think Haymon or Arum would let Wilder of Fury lose to each other for $5m which would kill their leverage to get $100m vs Joshua? Is anybody really that ******?

[Oldskoolg]

I see the 4/8chan lonely, single, living in mums basement incels are raging about wilder again....

[Mrmike825]

Why is AJ always fighting the real fights. They want him to clean up the division?

[Nusky]

he is still alive after their first fight you best hope he doesn't rise from the dead again if wilder knocks him down because wilder wont be getting a gift this time with arum in furys corner

"You best hope"...I don't have to hope for anything. Sure, I'm picking Wilder by KO in the rematch as I did in the first fight. But if Fury legitimately beats Wilder come Feb. I won't lose any sleep over it.

As long as I know who the best is and that the best are fighting each other (as they always should be) than that's all the hell I ask for as a boxing fan.That's the whole point of this right? Or is it to cheerlead for whomever your favorite fighter is? Since you know what I'd "best hope for" you tell me.

[VislorTurlough]

Think Matchroom has an Incel-only hiring policy. Criticizing Wilder resume is fair. Assuming you know all the facts regarding the negotiations, power plays and fine print clauses at work in the failed Wilder-Joshua negotiations from 2018 are naive. And defending the laughable 2x doper Whyte because he and Hearn paid off the notoriously crooked UKAD is comical

[Pigeons]

They should do Joshua-Pulev with Usyk-Chisora on the undercard for the vacant WBO. Winners fight each other in their next fights and all three titles are instantly re-unified. That's two fights while Wilder and Fury fight twice. Undisputed fight right out of the gate in 2021. I'd be down for that. I guess Whyte could derail that if demands his 2021 WBC mandatory. Joshua could fight one of the WBA sub-champs in the meantime.