Cutting through all the bs, how do you see Wilder-Fury II REALLY playing out?

[Nash out]

People saying a draw was fair in the first fight! LMFAO. Wilder won at most one other round aside from the knockdowns, so that's 3 rounds to Wilder, 9 rounds to Fury, -2 points to Fury for knockdowns. score is 115-111 Fury. For it to be a draw it had to be as close as 7-5 in round to Fury. I had it 9 rounds Fury, 2 rounds Wilder, with round 2 being a either way round.

I see the rematch being similar with two possible exceptions that could change everything. One, the obvious one is if Fury get's cut early he will go for broke, and who knows, I believe he could KO Wilder. The second one I think when Fury buzzes/stuns Wilder, like he did 5-6 times in the first fight, despite what some of you want to believe, I think he will be more aggressive temporarily, whether that works out or not is another thing as Wilder is very dangerous when he gets hit as he often starts firing back to discourage his opponents. I go 75-25 Fury. But the first fight was a clear win and an absolute robbery. If you think otherwise stick to watching NFL

[Bandman]

its the same story no matter who Wilder fights. if he lands the right hand clean he wins... if not he gets embarrassed. its that simple. in every category imaginable (except for power) Fury is superior. so it's the same story here.

[TonyGe]

He did win most of the rounds but he was operating at a 4 point deficit. All 3 judges gave Wilder the first round. And there were about 4 rounds that could’ve went either way. So I have no issue with the draw.

Neither do I. I thought a draw was fair. If Fury goes after Wilder like he says he better be damned careful because he's going to get caught. I think it's BS. Boxing is his best bet to win.

[MisterPullman]

Wilder knocks Fury out in round 5