Fury Planning To Fight Aggressive And Try KO Wilder...

[PRINCEKOOL]

Most of Wilder's power is delivered from Long range, the more you can close the range? The less destructive he becomes, that is why I don't rate him as high as Mike Tyson, David Tua even Lennox Lewis in terms of overall offensive ability.

Tyson Fury should really be fighting the same sort of game plan, as he did last time but? As the rounds go by, start closing the distance, rough wilder up and fight a close quarters 'This is what his uncle Peter Fury, stated he was perplexed as to why 'Tyson Fury did not fight in this manner, with being the apparently bigger/stronger man'

I have come to the conclusion that Tyson Fury 'Is a one trick pony at elite level, and can only fight one way' In order to beat Deontay Wilder in this rematch, he has to show a more varied style.

[SplitSecond]

He already has experience with Roach. Dumb move, better hope he’s just better than Wilder because this move is not helping him in the slightest.

[Marchegiano]

He's gonna do the same exact ****. He's saying the same exact ****.

[Monzon99]

Is anyone here dim witted enough to think Haymon or Arum would risk Fury or Wilder losing to each other for $5m when each has leverage now to make $100m vs Joshua?

No. This fight will be a fix, probably a Fury dive to set up the third fight which will be a draw. The plan is to maintain each of their values for Joshua. All 3 wilder fury fights will be rigged to maintain value and leverage against Hearn AJ.

Trust me. I KNOW.

[OnlytheTruth]

Exactly this...

He's gonna do the same exact ****. He's saying the same exact ****.

Yes, but objectively it really wasn't possible. He got clowned. The guy knew it too, you could see it on his face at the end of 12 rounds. It was a money decision, worth millions of a rematch.

I want to see what people have to say when Fury wins wide on points by running away from Wilder's right hand. I'm sure we will be seeing comments like 'masterclass' or 'unbelievable performance'.