Originally posted by MaksBox
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Fury vs Wilder is not a 50/50 fight. Here's why.
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Wilder got a punches chance and punche rs chances aren't usually as high as 50%.
Fury said wilder was one of easiest fighters he fought. Surely that must worry wilder.?
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Originally posted by BoxingOutlaw View PostEvery casino in Vegas has Wilder a clear favorite.
-130 is the highest I can find for Wilder on garbage mybookie and that's a 6.5% margin.
-110 -110 on bet365 at 5.2% margin
-113 +100 on Pinaccle at 3.08% margin
-105 +100 on William Hill at 1.05% margin which would be the best place to place your wager which I would not have figured but hey that's why I looked it all up.
and vegas showing even odds or wilder at -116 at highest. (westgate I think)
at best they gave him a 56.50% to win when it should be 53.05% fair odds sans vig. so if you think paying the bookie more is Wilder being a CLEAR favorite then you my friend are a sucker.
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Been going back and forth...but I think Fury wins at this point...that answer could change tomorrow though lol
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Originally posted by fighter1234 View Post- Fury dominated the first fight barring the two knockdowns.
- Rematches usually favor the pure boxer rather than the puncher since he can more easily make adjustments.
- Fury was coming off 3 years doing coke and having to lose over 100lbs and he still got up from the knockdowns. It is going to be way harder to knock him down this time.
- Fury is actually 3 years younger than Wilder. A lot of people don't realise Wilder is 34 years old. Age starts to play a factor when a fighter gets to his mid 30's.
- If Fury can't beat Wilder who can? Does Wilder really look like a fighter to stay undefeated?
Fury is over the odds IMO. I'd say he has about a 75% chance of winning this fight with a 25% chance of getting knocked out. The odds being even are ridiculous IMO. Thoughts?
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