Comments Thread For: Whyte Expects Fury To Beat Deontay Wilder Up - Explains Why

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Heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte is not giving Deontay Wilder any chance to upset Tyson Fury in their upcoming trilogy fight - which is being targeted for the fall. Fury and Wilder fought to a controversial twelve round split draw in December of 2018 at Staples Center in Los Angeles.
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[Bunch Pag]

Everybody except Wilderettes expects Fury to beat him up..

[bullly]

Puncher always has a chance.

[champion4ever]

If Wilder comes in prepared and focused he is confident he can defeat Tyson Fury. He almost did it the first time but Tyson Fury had gotten help from the referee. That was the major difference in the fight. Jack Reiss literally saved his ass from taking an L.

[petegrif]

There are many differences between these two fighters. But even though I don't give Wilder much chance of changing his technique in camp I give him zero chance of changing the one thing that is just a gigantic gulf between the two - boxing IQ.

It should be luminously clear to anyone that Fury is three levels above Wilder here. After the first fight people were (******ly IMHO) saying that Wilder would have learned from the fight and would be better able to deal with Fury in the return. But of course, the person who learned enormously more was Fury. And guess what, he will have learned more from the second fight too.

Wilder isn't smart enough to begin to understand what Fury is capable of. There are so many ways Fury can fight and he is smart enough to change on a dime. Wilder can find himself fighting a different fighter in the next fight. With Fury, expect the unexpected.

Boxing IQ. Read Bread about boxing IQ. Who has it and who doesn't and why it is critically important.

[DougalDylan]

In that fight Wilder barely won a round against an unfit recovering junkie, who still beat him in most people's opinion.

how many rounds has Wilder ever won against top heavyweights a couple at best.

If Wilder comes in prepared and focused he is confident he can defeat Tyson Fury. He almost did it the first time but Tyson Fury had gotten help from the referee. That was the major difference in the fight. Jack Reiss literally saved his ass from taking an L.

[champion4ever]

In that fight Wilder barely won a round against an unfit recovering junkie, who still beat him in most people's opinion.

how many rounds has Wilder ever won against top heavyweights a couple at best.

Yeah, that ain't shit. Wilder loses all the rounds to his opponents but it still didn't stop him from knocking Tyson Fury's ass out though but the referee saved him because of white skin privilege.

There I said it. Race did play a determining factor and role in Jack Reiss' decision to not wave Fury off. Just like he should have been stopped against Otto Wallin with those two nasty gashes over his eye but the referee allowed the fight to continue anyway.

Throughout, his career Fury has been the beneficiary of many dubious calls and breaks. He has been allowed to bend the rules without risking disqualification with dirty tactics.

From Steve Cunningham, John McDermott, Otto Wallin and all the way to Deontay Wilder. He should have been stopped on at least two occasions but escaped just verdicts every time.

[MulaKO]

Yeah, that ain't shit. Wilder loses all the rounds to his opponents but it still didn't stop him from knocking Tyson Fury's ass out though but the referee saved him because of white skin privilege.

There I said it. Race did play a determining factor and role in Jack Reiss' decision to not wave Fury off. Just like he should have been stopped against Otto Wallin with those two nasty gashes over his eye but the referee allowed the fight to continue anyway.

Throughout, his career Fury has been the beneficiary of many dubious calls and breaks. He has been allowed to bend the rules without risking disqualification with dirty tactics.

From Steve Cunningham, John McDermott, Otto Wallin and all the way to Deontay Wilder. He should have been stopped on at least two occasions but escaped just verdicts every time.

That’s why Wilder don’t get no respect
I call bullchit that the ref saved Fury
Why couldn’t Wilder do anything before the knockdown ?
Breland saved his career and still got chit for it

[IRONCHINHAGLER]

Yeah, that ain't shit. Wilder loses all the rounds to his opponents but it still didn't stop him from knocking Tyson Fury's ass out though but the referee saved him because of white skin privilege.

There I said it. Race did play a determining factor and role in Jack Reiss' decision to not wave Fury off. Just like he should have been stopped against Otto Wallin with those two nasty gashes over his eye but the referee allowed the fight to continue anyway.

Throughout, his career Fury has been the beneficiary of many dubious calls and breaks. He has been allowed to bend the rules without risking disqualification with dirty tactics.

From Steve Cunningham, John McDermott, Otto Wallin and all the way to Deontay Wilder. He should have been stopped on at leastT two occasions but escaped just verdicts every time.

ur “racial” crap don’t fly....comes across as still being butt-hurt about the “throw in the towel no doubt about it “ azz whipping ur hero took in the 2nd fight - referee’d by a dark skinned individual where all the “alleged “ illegal rough house tactics supposedly took place!!! White ref in 1st - Wilder outclassed and outboxed .... black ref in 2nd - Straight up Beatdown!!

[champion4ever]

Why couldn’t Wilder do anything before the knockdown ?

Don't be mad. It is what it is. I'm only being real. After all, this is an open and public forum where users are free to express their various point of views. He never does anything before his knockdowns. Have you been following his career? Did you by any chance see his rematch with Luis Ortiz? He didn't do shit then either.