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

[DaNeutral.]

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

LOL fair enough. Desperate Wilder fans eh.

[SN!PER]

Lol... complete KO?

Like the Takam fight?

[markther]

Says the guy who chose to box rather than try to knock out Ruiz in the rematch.

With that being said, Wilder “arguably” fought to a draw in the 1st fight and a draw largely due to (2) knockdowns. If Fury stayed off the canvas in the 1st fight, he would have won by decision, no arguments or debates. Some people thought he won anyway with the knockdowns. But what if he doesn’t get knocked down in the rematch, can Wilder win by decision? I seriously doubt it.

Wilder can not win by decision without scoring a few knockdowns and possibly hurting Fury in some other rounds. That is where I agree with Joshua. If Fury has a good training camp and strategy to avoid the big power shots and stays off the canvas, I believe he wins easily by decision. And Fury does hit hard enough to get Wilders respect.

[Curt Henning]

when will this fgt stfu about wilder and this fight? he isn't going to fight either of them next and he knows it.....

everytime he opens his mouth about this fight it just wreaks of "please win fury I want no parts of wilder"

[BillyBoxing]

Lol... complete KO?

Like the Takam fight?

Unfortunately for him Wilder is not fighting Takam in 10 days but a guy that arguably beat him once.

[Roberto Vasquez]

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.

I don't know if he really did that much or hurt Wilder after he got up. Wilder was just tired from dancing

[Tecnoworld]

If you had fury winning 7 rds then the fight would be a draw.

Exactly. Draw if 7, won if 8. I slightly tend to give an edge to fury.

[REDEEMER]

Wilder should just confess he never intends to fight Joshua.

He’s done it a handful of times , only people that want Wilder are the ones who don’t want undisputed .

[REDEEMER]

Says the guy who chose to box rather than try to knock out Ruiz in the rematch.

With that being said, Wilder “arguably” fought to a draw in the 1st fight and a draw largely due to (2) knockdowns. If Fury stayed off the canvas in the 1st fight, he would have won by decision, no arguments or debates. Some people thought he won anyway with the knockdowns. But what if he doesn’t get knocked down in the rematch, can Wilder win by decision? I seriously doubt it.

Wilder can not win by decision without scoring a few knockdowns and possibly hurting Fury in some other rounds. That is where I agree with Joshua. If Fury has a good training camp and strategy to avoid the big power shots and stays off the canvas, I believe he wins easily by decision. And Fury does hit hard enough to get Wilders respect.

That doesn’t make any sense . AJ can out box Ruiz and did easily,Wilder cannot outbox Fury and needs the stoppage to win at least with real scoring how is that confusing to you what AJ is saying ? Ha

[Zodogg]

Joshua Joshua straight ball boy get off the balls BALLBOY