[PLEASE HELP] What will Wilder do when Fury bullies him into a corner...

[juggernaut666]

People will be losing money on Dec 1st , Nobody in here can see Fury is cashing out?



^^ Even one of Wilder's biggest fanboy can see it

Cashing out on wilder fight ? Must be a joke.

If Fury was cashing out he would have took Hearns offer fought 3 fights then Joshua for MUCH more then he could possibly get against wilder ...the ticket sales reflect that on its own and in no reality would any fighter make more fighting Wilder then Joshua.

The truth is Fury sees this as a far easier fight and thinks he will grab the WBC belt and then get a true cash out pay win or lose against Joshua.

[CrowsNestWest]

Fury-Wilder

Fury doesn't need to fight from the outside to win, in fact his ideal approach is to take it inside.

Perhaps the biggest misconception about this mega fight.

That's entirely incorrect dude. If he fights on the inside he WILL get hit. Wilder = Don't Get Hit. Maybe in the late rounds he fights on the inside but it's not who Fury is

[Just looking]

Something like this:
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[Just looking]

Fury first needs to have that mind set of throwing meaningful intent hard punches. I see fury winning but he could make the fight much easier if he works on direct hard punching in training camp,he already has the boxing . hurting wilder would certainly take away any chance of a late knock out which im sure wilder is planning.

Ortiz hurt him and he came back and KO'd Ortiz

[Just looking]

I'm wondering how Wilder deals with a taller opponent. Has he ever faced one taller than himself? Not saying he hasn't. Just wondering...

Well, looking as he seems to get easier time with taller opponents (I suppose it is because he doesn't have to stretch his balance in order to hit them) it won't be that much of a problem. Another thing is that Wilder is faster than Fury so he can deal with the range. Fury will need to move sideways during the entire match in order to not get caught

[Just looking]

Fury doesn't need to fight from the outside to win, in fact his ideal approach is to take it inside.

Perhaps the biggest misconception about this mega fight.

Wrong. Wilder is acutally a good in-fighter and has a strange strength. Fury needs to stay out of his range all the time

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Ortiz hurt him and he came back and KO'd Ortiz

fury will have better stamina and doesn't need to throw as many punches to out point wilder like a much shorter and older Ortiz. Wilder got the stoppage against an easier to hit opponent who had to come in on wilder.

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That's entirely incorrect dude. If he fights on the inside he WILL get hit. Wilder = Don't Get Hit. Maybe in the late rounds he fights on the inside but it's not who Fury is

wilder wont have leverage on the inside against a bigger guy unless fury makes a mistake and lets Wilder slip on an angle to land cleanly. Wilders best chance is his long straight connecting, i would say that's his only chance of winning to at least hurt fury to slow him down like he did against Ortiz in round 5.

[champion4ever]

Wilder needs to jab straight at the midsection in order to wear Fury down to the body. That will slow him down. Then he'd become a stationary target to set up that equalizer; Which is that straight right hand.

[CrowsNestWest]

Fury - Wilder

wilder wont have leverage on the inside against a bigger guy unless fury makes a mistake and lets Wilder slip on an angle to land cleanly. Wilders best chance is his long straight connecting, i would say that's his only chance of winning to at least hurt fury to slow him down like he did against Ortiz in round 5.

You say that like Wilder didn't just fight on the inside against Ortiz. He's gonna throw uppercuts and body shots.