Comments Thread For: Fury: I Beat Wilder First Time, Second Time, I'll Surely Win Trilogy!

[PRINCEKOOL]

I think both Wilder & Fury deserved credit for fighting each other back to back.

Hopefully Sugar Hill does not retire and continues to work with Tyson Fury 'I just hope Wilder can give a better account of himself this time around' and leave it all in the ring etc

[jonnyc420]

Mentally more now than ever Fury holds the edge. He beat Wilder down twice now and knows he has the power to stop him too. Fury holds all the cards. Wilder goes down in 3 this time.

[WbaYoungboy]

Don’t know why people are *****ting on fury the guy beat wilder twice hands down, went for the ko in the rematch and got it.

People need to put the blame on wilder, his skill set is garbage and his ring iq is non existence. He couldn’t adapt and over come adversity.

People need to realize that wilder is the randall bailey of the HW division, one punch ko power can only take you so far.

Aslong as fury is focused, wilder is losing again, it’s a mismatch

Because people get in they feelings over getting a prediction wrong instead of paying respect to the Winner regardless of who they supporting. It becomes far too much about pride really and instead of holding their "L" they'd much rather find excuses and other dark matters to explain why they got a prediciton wrong!!

[champion4ever]

It's ok little fella. The pain of wilder getting KOed, will ease eventually. In the meantime, why dont you go and wipe your tears.

Clown

Yeah, you are right. I've got over the lost a long time ago. I've moved on. While others have not. They continue to gloat and make memes about the champ. It's ok. I can accept it. However, losing cuts both ways. It was one thing to be a gracious loser but it's also another to be a gracious winner too.

[Curtis2]

After BumSquad gets his ass handed to him again for the 3rd time, He'll be looking to get his Budweiser beer delivering route back...I doubt he'll be able to pass a drivers test after the 3rd beat down..

[robbyheartbaby]

I am keen to see these two run it back again, they put on a hell of a show, nothing but respect for Wilder, he's always dangerous. Fury was just better on the night who knows what might happen in the rematch?

[killakali]

So two wrongs make a right? Three wrongs? Four?

Does Wilder have to come back in the third fight throwing elbows, headbutts, and headlocking Tyson Fury in order to win?

How about we put a stop to this now, and get a good referee who will enforce the rules.

I don't know about yall, but I paid to see a boxing match. Not WWE.

The rabbit punches cost fury the win in the first fight. If they didn’t count that it would be 2-0 fury

[Get em up]

Until he faces some top tier opposition besides Fury (Ortiz is arguable) then nobody can call Wilder top tier lol

If you cant call a 5 year belt holder top tier what do you call him. Fact is up until Feburary 22nd most boxing experts considered him top 3 in the world and the only thing that has changed is one of the other top 3 beat him. Way I see it until more people beat him he's still top tier in the division.

[jonnyc420]

Your pathetic Tyson, You almost broke Wilder's neck with all the rabbit-punching and hanging on his neck like a fat orangutan. Was that even boxing?

And someone please make sure to select a ref that knows all of Tyson's dirty tricks in the ring, palming is illegal. Headlocks are illegal, rabbit-punching is illegal, wrestling is forbidden, hitting and holding is a violation too. Check Fury's gloves please.

I cant believe this bums luck, Jack Reiss, Tony Weeks and then Kenny Bayless either failed to see all the rules being broken or were in on the fix.

Lol, look at you a sad sorry excuse making wreck. Just like Wilder, I see why you worship him, trash belongs together.

[Zonkmeister]

What Wilder needs to do is work on his guard, because a duck-and-dodger he ain't. All he really knows to do when attacked with a one-two is try to cover up (and - let's be frank - he does it in a very ineffectual way at that; his guard leaves openings aplenty. I mean, kee-rist, at least try to keep your elbows closer to your body; check out Evander Holyfield for how to cover-up like a champ whilst still being able to fire-off a mean punch) and take some steps back, which allowed Fury to back him into the ropes as he pleased.

What Fury needs to do is keep friggin' working on his punching form, because whenever he fired off the jab and the right without doing his floppy-wrists thing it did some serious damage. I believe he should also work on trying to get his mid-range/infighting punches more compact, although this might be tricky given his unholy reach, lol.

They both fought very dirty in this fight. Fury's just got way more experience in doing so.