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To be honest, I wanted Wilder to win and so when Fury got up i was disappointed.Originally posted by B.U.R.N.E.R View Post
But explain how he was robbed of the KO? He got up easily. Also, if the ref counted faster, Fury would have just gotten up faster. He waited for the ref to reach the final numbers before getting up
wouldn't have made much differenceComment
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It wasn't a robbery. I thought the draw was fair. You just can't expect to come into the champions backyard after he drops you twice on the canvass in the fight and then anticipate leaving with his title. It doesn't work that way. Fury really needs to work on that chin of his. It's a liability. His chin is what cost him a victory tonight.Comment
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agreed with the above posterComment
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Not only did he wake up and get up easily, on a non slow count that started at 4/5, non wobbly, it takes Fury about 2 seconds longer to stand up than the average man hes near 7 foot ****ing tall.Originally posted by mayweatherspace View Post
That's the only defence of the wilder fans and ive totally shattered it easily, so Fury wins obviously and objectively.
Obviously Wilder doesn't win on points that's an even more absurd argument even with 2 knockdowns that's not how boxing is scoredLast edited by AlexKid; 12-02-2018, 04:30 AM.Comment
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My reaction was the cynical laugh that I have perfected over decades of watching boxing.Comment
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I was mad at that they robbed a depressed man from the greatest comeback in Heavyweight history! I'm still mad tbhComment
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good one! who would have thought, American boxing judge, in American soil, that they would give the fight to the non americanOriginally posted by DaaamnSon View PostComment
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its still a great comeback. incredible dominant performance, and praise for fans around the worldOriginally posted by DuckAdonis View Post
whether he officially has the belt or not shouldnt matter. we all know who the true winner and champ isComment
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