Originally posted by sunny31
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Is Tyson Fury the Malignaggi of HW's?
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Originally posted by IronDanHamza View PostAnd why is that?
Totally illogical.
If you want to win the title, you win the fight. Whether it be by one point or by 100 points.
And the reason Fury didn't keep putting pressure on him is because that's taking unnecessary risk when he's outboxing him and Wilder is as devastating a puncher as he is.
Second point: Fury was risk adverse as you stated and as a result failed to impress the judges. You need to take chances in boxing to obtain the glory. Judges don't want to see pitter patter followed by a fighter retreating and dancing around not punching.
Third point: this is boxing and controversial decisions are the norm rather than the exception. Wilder was having an off night, due to overtraining/sickness or whatever and Fury should have pressed for the KO so to not leave it to the judges.
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Why does it seem like if you don't have absolutely, paralyzing power in both hands that makes you feather fisted (on this forum)
Does he have 1 punch KO power? No. He has solid power. He buzzed Wilder a few times and clearly had enough power to keep Klit and Wilder at bay. If he was feather fisted, we would've seen both guys I named throw caution to the wind and throw a lot more.
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Originally posted by IronDanHamza View PostAnd why is that?
Totally illogical.
If you want to win the title, you win the fight. Whether it be by one point or by 100 points.
And the reason Fury didn't keep putting pressure on him is because that's taking unnecessary risk when he's outboxing him and Wilder is as devastating a puncher as he is.
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Originally posted by BostonGuy View PostWhy is that? Well, that's because it's a tradition in boxing. The challenger has to take it convincingly from the champion. Arguably, Fury did not do that.
Second point: Fury was risk adverse as you stated and as a result failed to impress the judges. You need to take chances in boxing to obtain the glory. Judges don't want to see pitter patter followed by a fighter retreating and dancing around not punching.
Third point: this is boxing and controversial decisions are the norm rather than the exception. Wilder was having an off night, due to overtraining/sickness or whatever and Fury should have pressed for the KO so to not leave it to the judges.
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Didn't wilder say his power was respectable?
Fury is defensive minded so I doubt he commits to power.
I've seen Tyson unload on bag and he looks powerful.
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Originally posted by BostonGuy View PostWhy is that? Well, that's because it's a tradition in boxing. The challenger has to take it convincingly from the champion. Arguably, Fury did not do that.
Second point: Fury was risk adverse as you stated and as a result failed to impress the judges. You need to take chances in boxing to obtain the glory. Judges don't want to see pitter patter followed by a fighter retreating and dancing around not punching.
Third point: this is boxing and controversial decisions are the norm rather than the exception. Wilder was having an off night, due to overtraining/sickness or whatever and Fury should have pressed for the KO so to not leave it to the judges.
They don't want to see pitter patter? they also don't want to see a guy missing with wild punches looking like a damn novice
Wilder having an off night? Haha. If he'd have faced Fury in his 40 fights he probably would have had 40 off nights.
Your whole post is opinion, conjecture, and excusesLast edited by sunny31; 12-03-2018, 05:06 PM.
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Originally posted by 01samuelc View PostSo much respect for this post. This also reminds me of floyd vs canelo as well, where most people don't realise how much canelo hurt floyd in that fight as well. Both men were hurt by the end of this fight and it's no surprise they are in no rush for a rematch in their next fight.
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Originally posted by sunny31 View PostThis is absolute hogwash nonsense. The Marquees of Queensbury Rules have a scoring criteria if you do better in those you win, simple as that
They don't want to see potter patter? they also don't want to see a guy missing with wild punches looking like a damn novice
Wilder having an off night? Haha. If he'd have faced Fury in his 40 fights he probably would have had 40 off nights.
Your whole post is opinion, conjecture, and excuses
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Originally posted by W1LL View PostHurt Wilder in nearly every round, and twice in the rounds he was knocked down!
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