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One thing that none of these fools can explain is how a floppy glove in the first fight helped Fury KO Wilder in the rematch a year later, when he was wearing a different brand of gloves altogether.I enjoy doing this. Wildettes do one of two things; close their eyes, stick their fingers in their ears and say “Nope. I’ve heard what I’ve heard and see what I see. It makes me feel better that my idol got bullied around like a 12 year old ginger kid with thick glasses and a hearing aid. Doesn’t matter what anybody says. I’m right. Logic is wrong Ner Ner Ner Ner Nerrrrrrrr” like a flat earther, or...just flat out refuse to reply and go into hiding.
Firstly, Panama Lewis was in the 80s. At that time, gloves weren’t handed to the team by the commission and weren’t inspected multiple times like they are now. The team were not under constant (literally, from the moment a fighter enters the changing room up until they get into the ring) observation by the commission. The checks you see today on gloves are because of that incident. Before the Margarito situation, plaster of Paris was never checked for. The commission never took the hand wraps post-fight for examination. The checks you see today on hand wraps are because of that incident. So thank you for bringing those up and highlighting the now stringent checks that gloves and hand wraps are subjected to before and after the fight due to past incidents.
Secondly, Fury’s gloves were not your regular foam padded gloves, they were part foam and part horse hair (undeniable fact. Easily researchable). Foam over the knuckle and front of the gloves with the horsehair padding over the back of the glove. What does that mean? The glove is more flexible from the wrist. Basic physics (and common sense) confirms this. On top of that, Fury more than likely loosened that horsehair padding by moving his wrist back and forth with “wrist exercises”, similar to how boxers used to loosen the padding over the knuckles by punching walls before a fight. If Fury could somehow dislodge his giant hand, with all that wrapping and gauze, and lower it into the wrist area...what would the benefit be? Straight punches would be completely ineffective...AND...would be more than evident with every single jab thrown. Those palm strikes (yes, a foul. But I task you to show me a fight where a foul has not been committed by both fighters) would basically become finger strikes. Again, completely ineffective; the power would be compromised due to the fact that Fury’s hand would bend back on impact. So where’s the logic? Where’s the benefit? Cheating is to gain a considerable advantage over your opponent, where’s the advantage in an ineffectual glove and an ineffectual punch? But let’s entertain you Wildette conspiracy nuts for a second...If Fury did indeed dislodge his hand, with all that wrapping and gauze, and lower it into the wrist area of the glove...how was he able to grab, grip and hold Wilder’s arm without the empty part of the glove bending back? How was he able to grab, grip and pull on the ropes without the empty part of the glove bending back? How was he able to jump on the ropes at the end of the first fight without the empty part of his glove bending back? Come on now, seriously, I want to hear somebody’s comically illogical answers to those completely logical questions. The two or three times I’ve brought it up on this forum, established, long-term posters run away to another post and never respond LOL
Lastly, you all cry and say Wilder lost because Fury was somehow repeatedly moving his giant hand with all that wrapping and gauze up and down into and out of the glove like your todgers struggling to fit into the smallest sized rubber...his left hand...when all the damage was done with the right hand LOL the slight swelling after the fight was on the left side of Wilder’s face. It was Wilder’s left ear that was cut. It was the left side of Wilder’s mouth that was bleeding. Both times (should have been three, Wilder was held up by the ropes) that Wilder went down...guess what? right hand. If you’re gonna come up with a batshlt crazy conspiracy theory...at least attribute it to the hand which corresponds with the damage caused LOL
Lastly part two; it’s hilariously convenient that nobody, including Wilder’s team, who would have studied the first fight in detail; including the thousands upon thousands of boxing experts and analysts who would have watched and studied the first fight...never spotted this such blatant egregious cheating...yet some bitter, racist fangirls on YouTube spot what everybody else missed...AFTER Wilder loses LOL so hilariously convenient.
Lesson in logic is now over, kiddies. Get back to bed and continue drowning out your cries and screams with your pillow
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231 instead of 212... why gain weight when you dropped him twice & almost won the first fight? Should have worked on a better game plan. Anyone who watched the event could see right from the minute they walked in the arena that Fury looked totally relaxed. He was dancing, singing, smiling & joking in his dressing room. Wilder looked tense & did not look relaxed. I picked Wilder to win but man the body language prior to the match would make one think Fury was the defending champion not Wilder... All I saw was a fighter who made adjustments while the champion’s only adjustments were gaining 20lbs of muscle & wearing a ridiculous costume to the ring. Fury got carried to the ring without wasting energy. Fury did everything right on the evening & it showed. I’m not going to get involved in the conspiracy talk...Comment
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lol, I came back to see people think I cared that bad that Wilder lost. I wasn't a fan of Wilder's technique. I was a fan of his power. Of course I knew he had crap technique. Let's defer back to Wilder-Ortiz 2! Wilder was losing every single round until the equalizer. Don't think I give a ***** about you saying Wilder has no technique and it bums me out. I KNOW HE HAS NO TECHNIQUE.
That wasn't the point. My whole simple post was that,the glove floppying all over the f**king place is not normal in boxing. If you ever see that, RAISE A FLAG. It is NOT normal. You can dig up another fighter who may have done it, but again, it's NOT normal. Have YOU ever wore a damn glove? I've worn plenty of standard boxing gloves for sparring and NONE of them ever flopped on me, in fact the majority curled inwards with my fist. Ever seen a MIKE TYSON fight before? Find a video with him and the gloves folding behind his wrist. Damn.Comment
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Very true. Or how elevated levels of nandrolone from five years ago helped. Or how Fury’s thumb being detached from the hand of the glove in a fight from five years ago helped lol they’re so embarrassing.
BAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA all them saying “I’ve been watching boxing for 25 years and never seen that”...”I’ve been watching boxing my entire life and never seen that”...”I boxed as an amateur 10 years ago and I’ve never seen that”...well...there it is LOL and I wonder how many of those Wildettes are also Canelo fans.Comment
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Exactly. Nothing to do with conspiracy theories, five year old failed drug tests, “rabbit punches”, hilarious “proof” that Fury tampered with a glove in sparring or detached stitching on a glove from five years ago. Even the costume excuse is nonsense. He regularly trains in a weighted vest that’s heavier than that gimp suit lol
Fury won because he’s a far superior boxer with a considerably higher IQ. He’s bigger, heavier, stronger, tougher and has a much better chin. His preparation was better, his team was better and his game plan was better.
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