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I've seen enough evidence to say that it was possible that Tyson tampered with his gloves and more voices in the world of boxing are giving more credence to it. Believing everything Wilder says with no proof is bias, but it's just as bad to automatically assume that it would be impossible for Fury to have cheated in a very simple and plausible way.
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first off, this theory always had racist connotations to it. since the conspiracy of the "tampered gloves" was created by a pro-black racist nationalist that believes blacks are aliens and white people were sliced with monkeys....
Cunningham was a great boxer but he isn't being objective here. he's part of a black racist group that believes that the black people are the true ***s of America.
the only pro that has been objective and non-bias who shut the conspiracy down was Ishe Smith -
Again with these threads..Comment
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some racists talking crap on LDBC youtube channel isnt 'evidence'. if there was evidence it would have gone to the appropriate authoritiesComment
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Anyone who automatically dismisses Davis tampering of gloves is biasedComment
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Only watched 20 seconds, if you have low quality speaking audio, don't play music over the top of it, common sense reallyComment
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Eh, I dunno. I'm leaning on it being possible but not immensely effectual in the final outcome. Wilder would have lost either way, there is just a ton of **** he did wrong and people need to accept that.
1. He came in far too heavy and had not acclimatised to being 230lbs
2. He can't fight on the back foot
3. Fury is a better boxer
4. He's arrogant and relied too much on his power
5. His bicep was torn
6. Fury is a better boxer
7. His balance is poor
8. Fury's bait and switch of saying he was going to commit to one style and actually doing it this time
9. Fury's last minute switch to Steward
10. Fury is a better boxer
Anyone claiming Wilder can't fight is an idiot. His fundamentals are lacking but if there is one thing you learn when fighting is that its the oddest styles which can prove to be insanely beneficial. Trainers will slap you round the head for keeping your hands down and yet the Philly shell was one of Floyd's most effective defensive stances. Wilder is insanely accurate, conserves energy well and has a surprisingly good jab. But there was just no reality in which Wilder was ever going to win that fight in February. His fanbase needs to accept it. The faster they do then the quicker he can pivot. None of these fighters are invincible. Fury has plenty of weaknesses too. He leaves much of himself open even in the clinch and he struggles against fighters who put together combinations.
Is he a cheat? Yeah obviously. He's been found tampering with gloves by sparring partners, referees have alluded to him being dirty before, he's failed drug tests and outright lied about donating money to charity. Fury will likely end up undoing Fury in the grand scheme of things. But the more people entertain this conspiracy theory, the more it hurts Deontay Wilder. And this is coming from someone who likes the guy. Wilder did not lose because Fury cheated, he lost because he was the inferior fighter on the night. If there was legit skullduggery taking place in the Fury camp then it merely shifted the scales further in Fury's favour, rather than tip the balance entirely.Last edited by KingGilgamesh; 11-28-2020, 03:06 PM.Comment
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What we need is some legitimate, authentic, recognised credible ppl making the statements these race baiting bitter superchat chasing goons are making and then maybe ppl will listen.
But they ain't and we all think that's maybe for a reason. I mean egg weights and finger nails? Come on now if the real Boxing community isn't touching this with a barge pole why should we?Comment
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