Comments Thread For: Fury "Disappointed" in Wilder: It Was One of My Easiest Fights!

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I'm sure Deontay will go to great lengths not to disappoint you next time. In fact, you may end up wishing for such a disappointment, because the guy you faced in the ring in the rematch was NOT Deontay Wilder. And I think you know that. And where was that destructive punching when you desperately needed it against Otto? I'm guessing you learned a new trick from your new trainer and I'm guessing it has nothing to do with you "sitting down" on your punches. I'm also doubting the legality of said trick. We'll all have to wait, I guess.

These Wilder tards crack me up!!

[BirdSong]

Dont be disappointed tyson, one good thing has come of the fight, deontays costume in now on the front lines of the fight against the virus, its has been found to be totally impervious to the virus, nothing can get past it, deontay is as we speak in the ER helping patients. He has been found to be so effective that people have no problem with him having to sit down every 30 mins for 30 mins due to weak wobbly legs.

[Tyistall]

What's funny is, before the rematch, Wilder was talking just like Fury is right now. And he got smashed. Now Fury is believing his own hype and he is completely forgetting that he looked average against Wallin. If he does beat Wilder, he will have to decide between Whyte and AJ, both of which can beat him. He will need that bravado then

[Curtis2]

The Wilder blueprint is out & open for all to see...here it is:

1. Do not let the ****** show- intimidation tactics have effect.
2. Box moving forward, Wilder will back up, he can't fight.
3. See the wind up, it's easy to defend.
4. Body punches turn his chicken legs to rubber bands.
5. Last but not least, leverage the uppercut, Wilder's head ducks away a lot when pressured!

Wilder looks good vs cab drivers & fighters on social security.

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What's funny is, before the rematch, Wilder was talking just like Fury is right now. And he got smashed. Now Fury is believing his own hype and he is completely forgetting that he looked average against Wallin. If he does beat Wilder, he will have to decide between Whyte and AJ, both of which can beat him. He will need that bravado then

He didn't have SugarHill, Andy Lee, and the Kronk style for Wallin.

[Tyistall]

He didn't have SugarHill, Andy Lee, and the Kronk style for Wallin.

But he did have steroids for the Klitschko fight.

[MoneyKasha]

But he did have steroids for the Klitschko fight.

yall wilder fanboys didn't give a **** when he fought Ortiz who popped twice, twice

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Yes at nearly 36 he is gonna become a master boxer out of nowhere. Keep dreaming.

At NO point did I say that. Learn to read and comprehend first off. I stated the best version is yet to come and I believe that. Your entitled to your own OPINION just as I am so before you start being an A$$ understand what an opinion is.

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Fury is lucky he's in arguably the poorest period in heavyweight history. For me there's not one decent boxer in the division and hasn't been for years, which in fairness isn't Fury's fault. He could dominate and create history or possibly AJ but for me its an empty period...

So I am assuming prime Klitschkos are in this same poor period too, correct ??

I definitely agree.

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But he did have steroids for the Klitschko fight.

He didn't need steroids to whip Wilder's ass, though, did he?