Should Fury pull a Canelo and refuse Wilder a third fight?

[hhh1200]

i hate to say it but gggimmick and canelo are 1-1 so you can realistically ask for a 3rd fight. fury is clearly 2-0 vs wilder but the 3rd is dangerous b/c 3-peats are hard to come by in individual and team sports. if wilder somehow clips fury we are back to square one. wilder will be running talking about generational money and 50/50 and all the crap we have been hearing since the 1st aj offer. hope fury wins bc it seems like both sides will make that match ASAP in saudi arabia or UK, just for the health off the division.

[MaksBox]

Simply has to do with one thing... contracts.

[The tucker]

Fury don’t have the juice canelo has.

[strykr619]

wilder had the balls to ask for immediate rematch plus he also had a clause in his contract... ggg spent months in recovery LMAO...
and needed a soft touch to comeback after the beating...

LOL whut GGG almost immediately was eyeing a rematch its Canelo who froze him out.

[Spray_resistant]

If there was someway out of it, I wouldn't blame him for taking it, he beat Wilder twice really and the 2nd time was so onesided and dominant.

But because of contractual obligations idk how he could get out of it if Wilder is insistant on a 3rd fight.

Guess Fury will just have to humiliate him again.

[Caxcan]

wilder had the balls to ask for immediate rematch plus he also had a clause in his contract... ggg spent months in recovery LMAO...
and needed a soft touch to comeback after the beating...

Not only that, the second fight wouldn't have even happened if Canelo hadn't backed up the Brinks truck to convince him to get back in the ring again.

The main similarities in their respective rematches is that the boxer changed up their style and backed up their supposed boogeyman ko artist opponents.

[champion4ever]

He can't. He is contractually obligated to fight him for a third time. They have his signature on paper.

[removed]

Fury is 2-0, he doesn't need to fight Wilder again, he's clearly proven that he's the better man and always will be.

[Scopedog]

I don't think he even wants to skip it. Why would he? Another big money Vegas payday on a fight that he knows he can win easily. That and I think he still has respect for Wilder and isn't a petty ballbag drama queen like Canelo is.

[tritium_arma]

He doesn't have a choice. It's in the contract.