Comments Thread For: Warren: Wilder's Manager Called, Says Fury Trilogy is Likely

[Curtis Harper]

Whatever makes you feel better about yourself. It’s all good.

Fury fans deserve the opportunity to slay me. I've been doing it to them all through the lead up.

[zok310]

He better of just calling for the 3rd fight, then sit around and wait for dazn and espn to pay him step a side money to allow unification.
The rematch he may lose his life.
Also shame Finkle and his trainer is trying to cash him out.

[tritium_arma]

You knew he was going to want to run it back baby. Ain't no way Wilder was going out the way he did last night without seeking redemption.

He probably viewed the fight back on tv and wants an immediate rematch asap. He needs to hire an additional trainer and add a few more wrinkles to his game because the power is still there.

Also, he should insist on stringent drug testing this time too. Call VADA to sign Tyson Fury up.

They were VADA tested for this fight.

[johny joe hdz]

Wilder must make it a dog fight and go all out.He'd be a fool not to take it for the title as Hearn would offer pennies to fight Joshua.Can you imagine what Tyson would do to little fat Andy Ruiz!

do what exactly?? Ruiz actually knows how to box and move. has combinations, great stamina for his weight and hits hard with both hands. c'mon, his only drawback is his lack of motivation to train and eat properly, also he's kinda small for the heavyweight division. you should know this better. I still think Fury wins and dominates but he won't stop "fatty" Ruiz like he did Wilder.

[factsarenice]

Looks like Haymon and Shelly are cashing in on Wilder.

Ortiz and two beatings from Fury for 35 million total is not enough. They intend to watch Fury beat Wilder to death for a few dollars more.

In the end the PBC used Wilder and now they intend to force him into another beating with a guy he lost every round but 3 in two consecutive fights. Thanks Al....

[FlyingFJ]

IMO, the trilogy between Wilder and Fury will take place. Fury can't let 60-40 get away, it's in the rematch clause. It will happen in UK and will be a sellout. Both of them will make good money and win or lose, we may see Wilder for the last time.

By the way Wilder and his team never expected Fury to come out like that, this was a replay of the Joshua/Ruiz first fight. The second fight will be a different ball game. Wilder might not stand in the middle and exchange, he will be more cautious. Fury was at his best and hope he maintains that standard and doesn't gets carried away. He can be dangerous when he moves forward with aggression. In the trilogy Bob will be the biggest winner.

[NYG]

No, Wilder isn't broken. His confidence and self belief still remains at an all-time high.

Also, he didn't lay down or tap out last night even after being dropped twice. He got up and still managed to finish the fight on his feet. He ate every punch Fury landed and still was standing.

So that tells me that his spirit is more than willing to do it again. In addition, he still has that power too. If he were to follow your blue print, then it could take him several years before ever getting another shot at the WBC heavyweight title again.

You're insane. Who cares if he didn't lay down or tap out? As if that makes his ass beating any better lmao he still got destroyed whether or not he "was a warrior bro". He was still standing but he was half dead so who cares? A loss is a loss and he got ****ing beat bad.

Some ****** people here still think it was just a regular loss. Fury proved he can beat Wilder with any style and he took his heart away from the beginning of round 1. Wilder is getting older and now he's been beat. What do you think he can really do to beat Fury? Land a right hand? Lmao. How does he do that when Fury will maul him all night again and bully him?

[nacho daddy]

No, Wilder isn't broken. His confidence and self belief still remains at an all-time high.

Also, he didn't lay down or tap out last night even after being dropped twice. He got up and still managed to finish the fight on his feet. He ate every punch Fury landed and still was standing.

So that tells me that his spirit is more than willing to do it again. In addition, he still has that power too. If he were to follow your blue print, then it could take him several years before ever getting another shot at the WBC heavyweight title again.

if his corner let the fight go on he be counted out not standing

[TheMyspaceDayz]

No, Wilder isn't broken. His confidence and self belief still remains at an all-time high.

Also, he didn't lay down or tap out last night even after being dropped twice. He got up and still managed to finish the fight on his feet. He ate every punch Fury landed and still was standing.

So that tells me that his spirit is more than willing to do it again. In addition, he still has that power too. If he were to follow your blue print, then it could take him several years before ever getting another shot at the WBC heavyweight title again.

You picked Wilder and now you’re giving him a shot in a rematch. Ooookay.

Fury changed trainers and turned the tables around in a matter of weeks. You saying Wilder can’t do the same? Anyone new in his corner would be an improvement and if you don’t see that then ydksab. Take another fight or two with a new trainer who can instil some infighting and then he will be more formidable and ready for Fury or whoever has the title then. Right now the world sees that you can just walk in on the guy and he’s defenceless. If he forces the rematch then Fury might literally kill him.

[factsarenice]

Your unsupported idiotic comments are certainly antagonistic but slay you? nawww, how about you go *** yourself.

Fury fans deserve the opportunity to slay me. I've been doing it to them all through the lead up.