Comments Thread For: Joshua: Wilder Needs Complete KO To Beat Fury, He Couldn't Do That

[Jack_sh*t]

Aj is right wilder didn’t get the clean ko in the first fight and Aj couldn’t even get a knockdown in the 2nd fight against a fat guy who did even punch back. So who is the bum ??? Wilder will work the body and set up the right hand with the jab in this fight just like the second knock down and this if fury does get up wilder will be all over him and get the stoppage. I know fury was holding on for dear life after the knock downs but it will happen earlier in this fight and he won’t be able to keep wilder off him.

Actually, Fury hurt Wilder after the knockdown and finished the round the stronger. God knows how, that left hook on the way down, head completely unsupported, should've finished anyone. Fury's recovery was just incredible.

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Tyson out-landed Wilder by just 13 punches in their first encounter according to punch-stats. The difference in effective-offensive scoring is close, despite the general consensus which assumed that there is a wide separation in boxing-skills between Wilder and Fury.

In spite the facts, many still stubbornly hold on to this belief that Tyson Fury washed Deontay Wilder in the first fight. Amazing how easily persuaded the masses are by the 'experts'.

Give it up son, everyone knows that Fury won the first fight. Look at their faces after the fight. Fury looked devastated, Wilder was grinning like Christmas had come early.

[DaNeutral.]

Well people saying Joshua is a ****ing idiot for saying such things. I don't even agree with joshua.

But in Joshua's defence, fury and wilder have already shared 12 rounds and wilder couldn't do it.

So we have all these ppl attacking Joshua for saying these ridiculous things yet his statement is based off the fact that wilder has already tried and failed where as everybody who says he's wrong are basing that off what?

[The Big Dunn]

Well people saying Joshua is a ****ing idiot for saying such things. I don't even agree with joshua.

But in Joshua's defence, fury and wilder have already shared 12 rounds and wilder couldn't do it.

So we have all these ppl attacking Joshua for saying these ridiculous things yet his statement is based off the fact that wilder has already tried and failed where as everybody who says he's wrong are basing that off what?

Probably their personal belief that the count in the 12th round was a bit long.

[Detroit29]

Shut up AJ. Ur just mad because Wilder got to Fury first. AJ called out Fury when Fury wasn't even licensed to fight. But there was Wilder right there to be had and AJ passed on him after the Wlad fight. Nobody is interested in AJ/Pulev so they have to drum up business. Typical.

[Monzon99]

Wilder should just confess he never intends to fight Joshua.

[1hourRun]

Give it up son, everyone knows that Fury won the first fight. Look at their faces after the fight. Fury looked devastated, Wilder was grinning like Christmas had come early.

A man who knows he was beaten, Tyson bowed down to the 'KING'!

[GlassJoey]

I think it’s about time AJ piped up chatting ***** when his rivals are fighting.

[Roberto Vasquez]

Joshua gets every fight prediction wrong. Sorry Fury fans!

Him and Fury have the worst record for predicting fights in history.

[Calibaloc]

Judge Alejandro Rochin scored Wilder-Fury I. 115-111 for the 'Bronze-Bomber'. Judge Phil Edwards from the UK, scored the fight a draw. Judge Robert Tapper scored Wilder-Fury 112-114 for Tyson Fury ; its important to note that Robert Tapper is the least experience judge among the three officials that scored Wilder-Fury I.

Therefore, among the experienced judges we got a clear win for the 'Bronze-Bomber' Deontay Wilder and a draw -- no clear win for Tyson.

Wow. This actually says a lot. Never paid attention to the scoring until you posted this. This is actually legit proof that Fury getting robbed is more popular public opinion and Wilder hate than actual fact. You will see you want get a response to this because it's undebatable.