Comments Thread For: Fury: Wilder Would Blast Out Joshua or Whyte in One Round!

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WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is standing firm that Deontay Wilder is the second best fighter in the heavyweight division. Fury and Wilder fought to a controversial twelve round split draw in December of 2018. In the February rematch, Fury stopped Wilder in seven rounds to capture the WBC title.
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[jonnyc420]

I don't think Joshua, but Whyte would definitely get KO'd. Joshua/Wilder would still be an intriguing fight, winner would be 2nd best HW of the era, Fury is easily thetop guy. He made Wilder look like a walk in the park and did the same to Wlad.

[Combat Talk Radio]

...I mean, Fury's not wrong. Especially since we recently watched Joshua avoid a short, obese opponent like the plague.

[deathofaclown]

I think ,so maybe not 1 round but how is a fighter as flat footed and basic as Joshua or Whyte going to avoid wilders right hand?

They are tailor-made for Wilder really. And let’s not act like Joshua is some slick boxer because he could run away from Ruiz for 12 rounds, Wilder is taller than AJ and a longer reach.

I actually think Dillian would do better against Wilder than Joshua, even though I rate Joshua a bit higher because Dillian is more game and deceptively awkward with his style and arms. I think him being that game would get knocked out but also gives him some chance of winning, but really I think Wilder beats both comfortably, especially AJ.

[Smash]

defo not 1 round, maybe late on tho

[Jab jab boom]

Here come the Joshua groupies to defend his honor and act as if they know better than fury. Obviously the 1 round prediction is an exaggeration, but the ko wins are very possible.

[James Hunt]

One-trick Phony is irrelevant anyway. I'm much more interested in how quickly can Gypsy Boar blast them out, starting with Whyte ofc.

[Get em up]

I agree with Fury on this one. Not everybody is 6'9" and 270 pounds with that kind of ability. Haters are still counting Wilder out but I dont see alot in the division capable of doing what Fury did.

[dorruel2.0]

If that’s the case Fury should stop ducking his mandatory in Whyte. He is clearly trying to hype up his win over Wilder.

Wilder was a 1 trick pony that skipped good opposition and lost both times he tried to cherry pick after he almost lost to a 45 year old with heart problems

[STREET CLEANER]

I think ,so maybe not 1 round but how is a fighter as flat footed and basic as Joshua or Whyte going to avoid wilders right hand?

They are tailor-made for Wilder really. And let’s not act like Joshua is some slick boxer because he could run away from Ruiz for 12 rounds, Wilder is taller than AJ and a longer reach.

I actually think Dillian would do better against Wilder than Joshua, even though I rate Joshua a bit higher because Dillian is more game and deceptively awkward with his style and arms. I think him being that game would get knocked out but also gives him some chance of winning, but really I think Wilder beats both comfortably, especially AJ.

I always favored AJ over Wilder because of skills and he showed that he can adjust and also has power. But Wilder's right is legit and is there for 12 rounds.