Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder Has 30 Days To Exercise Clause For Fury Trilogy

[Sane Man]

I'm not gonna be a **** and mock Wilder. Dude is a warrior and deserves respect.

That said he has terrible technical skills and relies on his freakish power to knockout second rate fighters.

Fury has his number. It was a one sided beating and I don't think Wilder will want anymore of that.

[NachoMan]

This is truly embarrassing for boxing. Two supposedly heavyweight champions (out condition) swinging their arms like meat cleavers. This is not boxing, this is worse than WWE!. I wonder what Tyson, Holyfield, Bruno, Frazier, the great Ali and other greats are thinking atm.

Cheers,
Keith

Banned for ******ity.

[hitmanjosh]

Dam the rematch clause, what about

Some new trainers clause! He has not developed since becoming champion and know one says anything. He lacks basic technique and never ever goes to the body to set things up. It’s unreal to say he lasted this long without being exposed. If he fought Big Baby who is slick and puts pressure on his opponents and couldn’t hurt him, the same thing would happen. Wilder needs to learn how to box 1st, we are quick to call a person something there not. He’s not a boxer at all, I could show him a lot about learning to catch punches, bring your dam hands up and when to counter but you have to want these basic things.


I’m just saying

[Mushroom]

Wilder fought absolutely terribly. It wasn’t like Fury was doing anything particularly unusual he was coming forward and throwing punches. Wilders defence was appalling just moving back with his head up and his hands down eating shots.

You could say the writing was on the wall- if you look back at Wilders career quite a few fighters have had success when they put it on him. I just didn’t expect him to look that bad.

[Shadoww702]

The Gypsy King P4P#1 and if that fraud alvarez is fool enough to step into the ring with BJS the same will happen to him

Canelo can box! He also gonna send you to the poor house when he beats Saunders... lol you see his last fight??? Or that one a couple fights before? Both times he made excuses and said I’m Sorry!

[alexjust]

If Wilder is smart, he would take 2 to 3 fights before getting back in the ring with Fury. Fury had his number from round 1.

If he is smart, he takes the 3rd payday and retires when he loses. He might have a better chance against Joshua though, but probably not the same payday.

[tokon]

Wilders management should negotiate step aside money to enable Fury-Joshua next; with a contract for first shot against the winner and try to maximise his retirement fund.

[techliam]

Is there really a market for a rematch?

The 2nd fight was the rematch, and that was only really marketable because despite the horrible scoring, people thought Wilder had improved. If boxing wasn’t so lousy, the 2nd fight wouldn’t have been necessary

I hope we get this:

Joshua-Pulev, for IBF mandatory
Fury-whoever, maybe Whyte

Winners collide

Wilder needs to go back to the drawing board and get a few wins before attempting for the championship again. Looking beyond all the dime a dozen titles, you can look at Wilders run as one of a contender, and this was his shot at the top, and has fallen short twice

[Sweet_Science_]

I have to admit I picked Wilder to win. Happy for Fury. He deserves the shine he gets for dominating Wilder. Glad I was wrong. Let's hope Fury targets the Aj vs Pulev winner!

[nacho daddy]

wilder lost twice to Fury and everyone knows it. I guess people might buy the rematch but in reality no one should be interested in it