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

[Squared.Circle]

He can’t move on while he still has that buttplug with Wilder’s face on lodged firmly up his batty hole.

No, that's your mama's butt plug and it's buried deep inside her dooky hole.

Baha this confirms it...he’s about 12 years old with the “I know you are, you said you are, so what am I? Ner Ner Ner Ner Nerrrrrrrrr” playground comeback LOL

LDBC = Licking Deontay’s Butt Crumbs

What did I just say? It's your mama who likes to lick and eat male bum; Especially Deontay Wilder's.

Your wit clearly extends as far as your knowledge on boxing, which isn’t very far at all LOL

Go back to nanights now, poppet, mammy is calling, it’s bitty time.

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Your wit clearly extends as far as your knowledge on boxing, which isn’t very far at all LOL

Go back to nanights now, poppet, mammy is calling, it’s bitty time.

He isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer is he?

How embarrasing to be a BumSquad fan right now!

Fury nearly killed him in the ring and turned him into a meme.

[Noelanthony]

It's very obvious, the man was juicing and doping his lying ass off. One can tell that there was a discernible difference from their first fight to their last one.

In the first fight, Fury landed jab after jab and not once did he come close to hurting Wilder with it. However, in the rematch the very first jab he landed buckled Wilder's knees.

A reasonable person cannot tell me that Fury wasn't high as a motherfucker kike that night. Where did this all new found strength and power come from?

He could have easily killed Deontay Wilder in the ring that night because he was so strong and big due to all the doping and juicing. Wilder never stood a chance.

That was the major reason why Wilder was so weak and had trouble standing up straight and keeping his balance because Fury's strength was unnatural.

Then the rabbit punch behind the head even compounded the situation by making it worse. He was never the same after the third round where he suffered that bogus knockdown.

I cannot reiterate this point enough; Wilder needs to exercise extreme caution when fighting this guy because he is a very dangerous mentally unstable drug cheat who would do anything to win.

Random VADA drug testing is a must for the trilogy and then we will see just how good Tyson Fury really is. I say if he's clean, then he's taking a canvas nap after the referee reaches the count of ten.

Usually you are a very rational individual but these antics of yours is worrying. Firstly Tyson in the first fight was flicking out his jab he never sits down on his punches and generally is a safety first boxer. He went to the Kronk gym to sharpen up on his offensive artillery. That is sitting down on his punches that includes the jab. Here is where you and I differ we all have our favourite fighters that we root for but if my fighter takes a pounding which AJ did I can at least honestly come to the conclusion what my fighter needs to do next time. Wilder was no where close to being the finished article. He just has a right hand for god sake.

When Wilder knocked Fury down in the 9th round in the back of the head nobody including yourself was calling foul play. It’s part of boxing sometimes you get away with it sometimes you don’t.

Wilder has been talking reckless about wanting to catch a body and here you are talking about him as though he was in pampers that night. Wilder has always looked garbage in all of his fights it’s just his right hand has come to his rescue. You just sat in on too much of his seminars. He over achieved based on his talent. Anyone can lose in the ring and his heart was there for all to see. Let’s see how he bounces back. You rarely get a heavyweight that doesn’t take a loss but when you have yourself unable to come to terms with it and diminishing his victors achievement then I’m forced to remind you your champ wasn’t S#hit in the first place.

It’s boxing even a fighter with a right hand only can lose

[champion4ever]

You are actually dim lol the difference in power between the fights is the intent; In the first fight he was flicking jabs on the move, throwing over-reaching, scoring punches from range; in the second fight, like he said from the first interview, he’s going for a knockout. He planted his feet. He was stepping into punches, bring his entire 273lbs into them, not leaning and over-reaching.

If you seriously think a 6’9, 273lbs man that is planting his feet and putting his weight into shots is going to have no power then you just need to stop commenting and embarrassing yourself lol

Also, you do realise, every WBC sanctioned fight employs VADA. To be even listed in the WBC rankings, a fighter must be enrolled in the WBCs clean fighter programme. You’re an absolute spazbasket lol

No, a random voluntary VADA testing protocol agreement between the two fighters is the way to go. Not some random VADA drug testing program through the WBC's so-called Clean Boxing Program because it' a joke.

Only the top 15 ranked fighters in the world are ever tested; If it all. Besides, it's too costly and inconsistent for the WBC sanctioning body to random test everyone anyhow.

A voluntary agreement between both fighters are the best deterrents to doping because a fighter will never know when a VADA agent is going to show up and ask for specimen samples in order to do a lab analysis.

[Squared.Circle]

Usually you are a very rational individual but these antics of yours is worrying. Firstly Tyson in the first fight was flicking out his jab he never sits down on his punches and generally is a safety first boxer. He went to the Kronk gym to sharpen up on his offensive artillery. That is sitting down on his punches that includes the jab. Here is where you and I differ we all have our favourite fighters that we root for but if my fighter takes a pounding which AJ did I can at least honestly come to the conclusion what my fighter needs to do next time. Wilder was no where close to being the finished article. He just has a right hand for god sake.

When Wilder knocked Fury down in the 9th round in the back of the head nobody including yourself was calling foul play. It’s part of boxing sometimes you get away with it sometimes you don’t.

Wilder has been talking reckless about wanting to catch a body and here you are talking about him as though he was in pampers that night. Wilder has always looked garbage in all of his fights it’s just his right hand has come to his rescue. You just sat in on too much of his seminars. He over achieved based on his talent. Anyone can lose in the ring and his heart was there for all to see. Let’s see how he bounces back. You rarely get a heavyweight that doesn’t take a loss but when you have yourself unable to come to terms with it and diminishing his victors achievement then I’m forced to remind you your champ wasn’t S#hit in the first place.

It’s boxing even a fighter with a right hand only can lose

ATTENTION TO ALL WILDETTES: Read it, believe it, and fangirlishly disagree with it. It is facts.

[Squared.Circle]

No, a random voluntary VADA testing protocol agreement between the two fighters is the way to go. Not some random VADA drug testing program through the WBC's so-called Clean Boxing Program because it' a joke.

Only the top 15 ranked fighters in the world are ever tested; If it all. Besides, it's too costly and inconsistent for the WBC sanctioning body to random test everyone anyhow.

A voluntary agreement between both fighters are the best deterrents to doping because a fighter will never know when a VADA agent is going to show up and ask for specimen samples in order to do a lab analysis.

For sh@t sake man...VADA is VADA. It doesn’t matter if there’s a voluntary agreement to testing or a mandatory one, VADA is VADA. They employ regular, random testing, whether it’s the clean fighters programme or not. VADA. Is. VADA.

[champion4ever]

Usually you are a very rational individual but these antics of yours is worrying. Firstly Tyson in the first fight was flicking out his jab he never sits down on his punches and generally is a safety first boxer. He went to the Kronk gym to sharpen up on his offensive artillery. That is sitting down on his punches that includes the jab. Here is where you and I differ we all have our favourite fighters that we root for but if my fighter takes a pounding which AJ did I can at least honestly come to the conclusion what my fighter needs to do next time. Wilder was no where close to being the finished article. He just has a right hand for god sake.

When Wilder knocked Fury down in the 9th round in the back of the head nobody including yourself was calling foul play. It’s part of boxing sometimes you get away with it sometimes you don’t.

Wilder has been talking reckless about wanting to catch a body and here you are talking about him as though he was in pampers that night. Wilder has always looked garbage in all of his fights it’s just his right hand has come to his rescue. You just sat in on too much of his seminars. He over achieved based on his talent. Anyone can lose in the ring and his heart was there for all to see. Let’s see how he bounces back. You rarely get a heavyweight that doesn’t take a loss but when you have yourself unable to come to terms with it and diminishing his victors achievement then I’m forced to remind you your champ wasn’t S#hit in the first place.

It’s boxing even a fighter with a right hand only can lose

If this same scenario played out against AJ with the Tyson Fury we witnessed against Wilder in the rematch it would make you wonder and very curious to say hmm too?

Had Joshua lost identically to Fury as Wilder did, then you would have many questions as well; All AJ fans would.

Also as far as Wilder being an overachieving, limited and non complete fighter; No one has ever questioned or denied that; Much less his fans.

However, it was still enough to force Matchroom and AJ to avoid fighting him two years ago though.

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Usually you are a very rational individual but these antics of yours is worrying.

Fury took his soul, just like he took Wilder's.

[champion4ever]

For sh@t sake man...VADA is VADA. It doesn’t matter if there’s a voluntary agreement to testing or a mandatory one, VADA is VADA. They employ regular, random testing, whether it’s the clean fighters programme or not. VADA. Is. VADA.

You don't understand the mandatory VADA clean boxing program is hardly ever enforced. It's just a prerequisite for fighters to be ranked for a title. It's a much broader scope.

If a fighter doesn't enroll in the program then he won't eligible for any title shots. It's just a legal binding agreement with the WBC stating that they reserve the right to test you with or without prior warning or notice.

However, a personal agreement between two fighters to undergo random Olympic style blood testing is totally different. It is intended to specifically target a particular subject.

Unlike the clean boxing program where chances are none of the fighters will be tested at all. It's not a question of if you will be tested but rather a question of when you will be tested. Which is the main difference.

[Squared.Circle]

You don't understand the mandatory VADA clean boxing program is hardly ever enforced. It's just a prerequisite for fighters to be ranked for a title. It's a much broader scope.

If a fighter doesn't enroll in the program then he won't eligible for any title shots. It's just a legal binding agreement with the WBC stating that they reserve the right to test you with or without prior warning or notice.

However, a personal agreement between two fighters to undergo random Olympic style blood testing is totally different. It is intended to specifically target a particular subject.

Unlike the clean boxing program where chances are none of the fighters will be tested at all. It's not a question of if you will be tested but rather a question of when you will be tested. Which is the main difference.

No, not at all lol enrolling with VADA is enrolling with VADA, regardless whether it’s with the WBC’s clean fighter programme or whether it’s paid for by the fighter; it’s the same organisation employing the same stringent testing. Their testing policy does not change.

“Professional athletes will volunteer to be subject to unannounced testing at any time during the eight weeks prior to a scheduled fight. As in the Olympic program, an agreement to participate will require fighters to officially inform us of their daily whereabouts, so that they can be tested per the program.”

From the VADA website.