Comments Thread For: Fury: Wilder Doesn't Hit Harder Than Klitschko; Can't Be Biggest Puncher Ever

[REDEEMER]

Wilder just happens to hit more bums. Bumsquack!

Wilder hits very hard but they are only fooling the casual viewers who think no one gets up from his shots,he’s only managed to keep 2 guys down in title fights ,I even heard them telling Szpilka to stay down it’s like they want to create something like a gimmick ? It is what it is but he hasn’t knocked or stopped anyone proven .

[Robbie Barrett]

How would Fury know who hits harder when Klitschko never laid a hand on him.

You do know both have sparred with Klitschko too don't you? I guess not.

[BoxOfficer]

How would Fury know who hits harder when Klitschko never laid a hand on him.

Go watch the fight again. Wlad got him flush either in the 11th or 12th.

[TheUptownKid]

Fury says klitschko hits harder then says he never feels the punches during the fight. Does he feel he hits harder bc of post fight recall?

[P4Pdunny]

Hard to tell though

[Curtis Harper]

I fell asleep....Maybe Wlad did knock Fury down

[champion4ever]

It's ironic he says that because even Wladimir Klitschko admitted that Deontay Wilder was a much bigger puncher than himself.

[REDEEMER]

It's ironic he says that because even Wladimir Klitschko admitted that Deontay Wilder was a much bigger puncher than himself.

Wrong , Klitschko is asked who has the bigger punching power out of Joshua and Wilder.

He takes a few seconds to think before simply replying: “Me!”

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...vvpdQKbX-Cifaj

[Timur78]

He compared resumes of who they knocked out and how many fights they had ,Wilders knockout percentage would drop if he fought top 5 guys and number of fights that Klitschko had . This was about to be a Wilder hang out until they corrected the thread ,now it’s a don’t believe Fury,typical behavior .

I sometimes see the argument that Fury fought better opposition.
Especially from Fury himself and his dad!
I am not so certain of this. I think out of both, Wilder is the more game one.
And Fury's last two fights (Otto Wallin, and some other unknown) certainly don't help that argument.

I was sure Wilder wins the rematch. But I am not so sure now.
Fury can introduce various layers of boxing complexity to the second fight.