Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury: No Problems With What Bayless Did; He Did A Fair Job

[Oregonian]

Some of the American fans here are always criticizing UK judges but there are more than a few US judges that should either retire or be fired. Bayless, Byrd, Nady and of course Lawrence Cole are all horrible judges. I used to like Byrd but he's too damn old now. He has been especially embarassing lately but just like his wife, Adelaide Byrd, they continue to get work on big cards.

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Don’t forget the robberies that happens in America.
Felix Surm got robbed fighting Oscar
Plus many more

[Corelone]

Tyson acts like a champion. Everything he did with Wilder was more than fair and honorable. I have no complaint about either fighter. Tyson is huge, he'll be hard to beat. Wilder has a lot of (leg) work to do.

[Oshio]

Bayless should have at least warned Fury before the deduction and should have stopped the fight earlier

[LetOutTheCage]

Bayless was awful, would stop Fury ever time he tried to fight on the inside and the points deduction was ridiculous, he was clearly favoring one of the fighters

[Laligalaliga]

I doubt wilder will activate the third fight within 30 days.

[MulaKO]

Apparently he’s already activated the third fight
If not mistaken Warren says he already got the call

[P4Pdunny]

I disagree with him here, that point shouldn't have been taken off

[Toffee]

Bayless should have at least warned Fury before the deduction and should have stopped the fight earlier

He warned them both for throwing after the break a couple of times.

Personally, I thought Wilder did it more than Fury but it's all moot.

When he took the point off Fury I didn't think for a second that it was going to matter.

[theface07]

Bayless was awful, would stop Fury ever time he tried to fight on the inside and the points deduction was ridiculous, he was clearly favoring one of the fighters

Yes and to think Wilder is the one complaining about Bayless!

[theface07]

He warned them both for throwing after the break a couple of times.

Personally, I thought Wilder did it more than Fury but it's all moot.

When he took the point off Fury I didn't think for a second that it was going to matter.

Kenny's behavior in the ring reminded me of when Floyd rematched Chino Maidana. He couldn't wait to get in their and save his boy.