Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury: "If I Don't Knock Wilder Out, It Doesn't Count!"

[Zelda]

Stealing Mike Tysons reference to the Ruddock fight "If I don't kill him, it dont count".

Ruddock finished the fight on his feets trading blows with Tyson. Easier said than done, even for the real Tyson and this fake one is talking.

Tyson just has to box him and Wilder will run out of time.

That is exactly what Fury will do. Box, run, and grab. Do not provide angels where the right hand can be hit with force. Take lesser shots if need be. Come out a bit aggressively so Wilder understands the cost of coming close to set up his shots.

Having said that, unless Wilder blunders big time, abandons defense, and comes too aggressive too soon, I do not see a Tyson Fury KO as a possibility.

[Mindgames]

Ruddock finished the fight on his feets trading blows with Tyson. Easier said than done, even for the real Tyson and this fake one is talking.



That is exactly what Fury will do. Box, run, and grab. Do not provide angels where the right hand can be hit with force. Take lesser shots if need be. Come out a bit aggressively so Wilder understands the cost of coming close to set up his shots.

Having said that, unless Wilder blunders big time, abandons defense, and comes too aggressive too soon, I do not see a Tyson Fury KO as a possibility.

Wilders low output is made for Fury. I don't expect Fury gets caught this time. Hes had alot more ring time since to sharpen up, and Wilder didn't get anything out of Breazele. As for Ortiz, he looked just as puzzled before he landed the big one as the first time. And let's face it, it was Luis mistake just standing still in range that allowed that KO, not some magical set up by Deontay. Fury wont make that mistake.