Boxing
Wilder Vs Fury
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The 39 Kos are against mandatory challengers for the WBC belt not tomato cans... no one is saying this is a golden era of boxing like the Tyson, holyfield era but Wilder is a class above Fury and then some
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He has had 8 title defences , how many has fury had?
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Fox sports asked 22 fighters (admittedly mostly Haymon fighters and almost all American)who would win. Only one went for Fury. It's only their opinion, of course, and probably biased. But I would listen to the likes of Errol Spence, Keith Thurmann. Mikey Garcia, Leo Santa Cruz etc far more readily than the various muppets in the British Media, who are blindly backing Fury. They have been wrong countless times before, and they will be wrong again this time.
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Des I know your into your boxing! Was just wondering if you have any head guards?
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GRANTCKING is getting far to many heavy shots to the head region he needs some protection...
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I have Wilder @1.75 which has shortened to 1.71 … if Fury starts @1.71 with 3 years out ballooning up to over ten stones heavier than his old fighting weight until recently against an active credible world champion with Wilders power it will show the worlds finally gone mad.
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Wilder starts ^^
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Wilder should be around 1.2 IMO
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I got evens for Wilder to win the fight when it was announced. You'll be lucky to get much more than that for the stoppage now.
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It was with Fat fred's
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fair enough, WD at those odds
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I just want the fight done with, its boxing and injury to Wilder etc can mean nothing is a certainty .. only another 9 hours to go
 I dont really enjoy an event when there is a large stake on it, just want it finished , click withdraw and go to bed |
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A fun bet, which has a chance, is Wilder to win, Rounds 9- 12, and Fury to be deducted a point 45/1 with billy's
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Good luck, Wolfy.
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cheers mate , likewise
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I'm still not sure if I will stay up for it. Fights in California are always on far too late for me. I'll struggle to stay awake until after 6.00 a.m., tbh.
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Its the hours between 3 and 6 which are always the killer. I always pray the undercard involves quick knockouts but even then they just drag it out keeping everyone one up till it's getting light outside. I remember the days staying up watching the Tyson fights and even though they claim the ring walks around 4 am or 4:30 it tended to be gone 5 and seems to be getting later as the years go by.
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Mike Tyson that is circa 1996
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Fight times in New York are sometimes reasonable, but on the West coast, that extra 2 hours makes a big difference. To me, anyway.
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3 hours des!
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new york 5 hours behind us and LA 8 hours
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they shouldve had this fight on the east coast and not been selfish + more irish fans for buying tickets on the east coast
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Is it 3? I must be getting old.
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Are you staying up grantcking?
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yeh im staying up
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It makes my point even more relevant, then.
 I reckon it could be half six, or even later, before it's all finished. Might be an alarm clock job, or miss it all together. At least there's the Stevenson - Gvozdyk fight earlier. |
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ring walks around 4:30am I heard
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You'll be sobering up by then, grant.
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365 have it listed as 5am tho
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just in time for a mcds breakfast! |
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You might see Wolfie outside Grant ! Cap in hand asking 4 spare change
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or booking my xmas vacation
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