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

[champion4ever]

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.

That's a complete spin by VADA. Let me ask you a question then. Who fits the bill for this testing? The sanctioning bodies through its sanctioning fees or does it comes out of the fighters own pockets?

[D4thincarnation]

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.

Fury did say he was going to slap him around the ring

[Get em up]

Except EVERY knowledgeable boxing luminary says the same lines... Wilder is NOT a fighter. He can't box, his footwork is ridiculous, and the worst thing he has is the punch... because it made him so lazy and pompous he refused to learn boxing 101.

I'm not gonna disagree with that he fell into his own downward spiral believing in his own hype and suffered for it. He's not the first to do it nor will he be the last but a loss to a very gifted fighter doesn't make you a bum or worthless. Wilder has a chance now to prove he has what it takes to come back from a devastating loss. I believe he can even if he loses to Fury again I think he can prove he belongs right beside the greats of this era.

[Get em up]

A 5 year belt holder that has only faced one top tier opponent (b*llocks to Ortiz, he wasn't even top five) and was terribly exposed on both occasions. Doesn’t really scream top tier, does it?

And let’s have it right, what made him be considered a top tier fighter? His punch power, that’s literally it lol I find it hard to call a guy that literally only has a big right hand in his repertoire as a top tier fighter.

At least Foreman had a better punch variety. Larry Holmes had a killer jab and could move. Both Klitschkos had top notch fundamentals. Lewis was an awesome boxer. AJ has actual boxing ability. In 20 years I guarantee Wilder will not be considered a great champion, just a great puncher.

Your proving my point with your last line. In 20 years people will still be talking about him and probably years after last. His strong point which is 1 punch knockouts will be discussed along side of all his weaknesses.

[Squared.Circle]

That's a complete spin by VADA. Let me ask you a question then. Who fits the bill for this testing? The sanctioning bodies through its sanctioning fees or does it comes out of the fighters own pockets?

It’s not a complete spin lol it’s their modus operandi. The WBC pays for all the testing. There’s plenty of articles out there that give details on the clean boxers program. And as the program is a partnership between the WBC and VADA, I’d presume they get a hefty discount. So it won’t be like AJ forking our 70k or whatever it is for all of his fights.

[Input1914]

Not just you - his voice was hoarse, but likely no more than a sore throat for whatever reason. Interesting interview or sure as the showman part of him was turned off and he came across as very polite and likeable.

Interesting that he only sees himself as having two more fights - which sounded like Wilder and Joshua, then as he said 'hopefully sailing off into the sunset'.

Well let's all hope and pray he doesn't relapse. I also hope he demolishes Wilder again as a Wilder win would just muddy the waters in the heavyweight division. Wilder should have passed on the rematch and just waited to fight the winner of Fury vs Joshua. If Wilder loses against Fury again, I think we may never never get to see Wilder vs Joshua

[P4Pdunny]

Fury did say he was going to slap him around the ring

don't joke with 1hourdum like that, i'm genuinely worried for his mental state right now! He is all over the place.

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Fury did say he was going to slap him around the ring

1hourRun owned as usual.

[1hourRun]

1hourRun owned as usual.

This thread is filled with negative-critical-belligerent-airheads. Its futile to try to prove a point with unreasonable halfwits.

[etech1]

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.

True man. Very true.