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FURY v WILDER III
FURY v WILDER III
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anyone know what price fury went after he knocked wilder down, what price wilder went after he knocked fury down twice?
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Fury went to 1.04 from what I recall in round 3.
Wilder hit 1.59 when Fury was down 2nd time |
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I got excited at the end of the 4th but Fury recovered like he always does and dominated the round after
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thanks lads. i guessed at the time that wilder would have gone odds on. 1/25 to odds against in seconds is some swing! i thought fury was in serious trouble at that stage but luckily the round ended and he had more time to recover. wilder was very sour in defeat again. interesting to see what both fighters do next
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Glad my trip was cancelled, as I would have been pissy about flying home the night before that and missing out.
Nobody is beating that Fury, and he'll clean everyone else out that's active now. Super impressive. Wilder like an extra from walking dead by halfway, and amazing heart to stay in there until he got his wish. Good to see Sontaran doesn't restrict his dribbling to the politics threads  |
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great fight but having watch it back and having watched AJ-Usyk and Usyk's previous fights, I think Usyk would beat Fury. Both of them last night looked gassy, I've never seen Usyk tire yet he has the same skill set as Fury but moves quicker. Fury wouldn't get away with landing so many shots and no chance he knocks him out so he's then relying on a points win. Usyk head and feet movement is even more frequent and rapid, it'll be like looking at a smaller more athletic version of himself, Tyson looks like he's slowing morphing into butterbean, a spare tyre like that would have an affect after 10 rounds trying to chase his shadow. The fact he's been knocked down a few times by Wilder is also a red flag, I thought he should even had been counted out in round 4. Without sound like I'm dissecting his career because you can only beat what's there, it is a bit like Joshua's, beat a load of hand picked journeymen then made his name v an old Klitschko. Wilder just has no Boxing acumen but was worth backing with his style at heavyweight.
Usyk turned pro late and if they fought anytime soon it'd be the first truly impressive win of Fury's career. Kind Regards. |
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you'll get a good price on Usyk to beat Fury if that;s waht you believe
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You can pick flaws with any of the great fighters that have ever lived, Fury looks like he rolled out of the pub without a honed physique but it doesn't matter as he was clearly in better shape than wilder with his comparative slim frame with less fat . It isn't a body building / beauty contest.. Usyk did well against Joshua but struggled vs Chisora and would struggle against Fury. Fraudley Harrison was more muscular looking than Fury but couldn't punch his way out of a paper bag.. even Usyk isn't what you would call a toned body type
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"AJ will rematch Usyk next year in April probably "
Fury and AJ will need to win at least one more fight each before they face each other Fury v AJ at Wembley might end up being the biggest fight that never happened |
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mesmerised... You need saving from yourself
 ... No Offence (been there myself).... Usyk Isn't really a heavy weight and if he were to get in a ring with Fury.. He would be smashed. Also I'd be betting AJ wins the re-match. |
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I think Fury may quit. He's set the narrative to do so and his ego is very fragile.
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If Fury did quit now nobody would hold it against him its not as though he is dodging anyone, Joshua is ok but unless he changes his attitude then he will only be remembered for his two losses to two unlikely winners.
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Fury and Wilder haven't been ducking anyone, its clearly been Hearn dodging those pair
And after seeing what Fury has mentally done to Wilder (I was dead wrong about this pre fight) there's no way Hearn sticks AJ in with Fury now anyway. I felt bad for Wilder when was getting out the ring after that fight he looked a broken man mentally even more than physically  I don't like seeing that he's a proud man quite clearly Fury and his family aren't to be fooked with, they will mentally break them down and then finish them in the ring AJs "humble" act wont wash with the Fury's, they'll go after him more than they did with Wilder in my opinion |
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Wilder I can't see coming back from those last 2 fights, he's gonna be mentally shot after them
It might have taken a lot out of Fury as well though Usyk might well end up as the top man |
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Deontay Wilder is set to undergo surgery next week after suffering a broken hand in his heavyweight defeat to Tyson Fury.
His manager, Shelly Finkel, revealed Wilder had sustained an injury during the fight which required an operation. “Deontay broke his right hand behind the third knuckle and he has to have that fixed next week,” said Finkel. “He has to have surgery, the knuckle is ok, it’s the bone behind the knuckle that broke. He’s sore but he was ok, he was home yesterday. “He’s healing and, at this point, if everything is ok, after the hand surgery he’ll probably look to enter the ring mid-next year, like April or May.” |
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Am I only one who would love to see AJ Wilder? Even with no belts on the line that fight writes itself in a way, its the question I want answered and that's can AJ avoid that right hand of Wilder? I don't think in a million years he can and I think Wilder beats him because AJs chin is suspect at best and he always requires a round or two to get his legs back sort of
Fury vs Whyte is fine for the mandatory fight as well, it'd be a fun build up Fury vs Usyk for the undisputed title would be epic, you could even have AJ Wilder on the same card and have a double main event |
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Nope, would love to see it.
Want to see all the fights. Might go to Fury v Whyte* if they make that here or in Vegas. *Providing he beats Otto, obviously |
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If Wilder's knuckle was the only thing that got broken last weekend, he had a touch.
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I think Wilder would/will have more success getting under AJs skin in the build up as well, he was never going to mentally take on Fury, Fury is the master at mind games and looking back at the 1st fight build up compared to the end of the trilogy its clear Wilder was lost mentally by the end. I got the feeling he loved being part of the big fight build up during the 1st fight but somewhere in the build up to the 2nd fight he started to lose it
, at least he tried though whereas Hearn blocked AJ getting in the ring with Fury  AJ is no Fury, either mentally or boxing skills wise, Wilder will wind him up in my opinion Will Fury be able to get under Usky's skin? I don't think he will personally, Usyk seems unfazed by the game, I still think Fury beats him though All in all Wilder AJ is the one I want to see most now, there's no silly undefeated streak to defend for either so they wont have that stupid tag line pressure to deal with. |
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Not sure he can say a lot, and nobody is going to run mind games like Fury will.
Wilder just shouts and hollers, but if that annoys him, he might  He's won half a dozen rounds in 35, is it? I'm sure he is mentally broken. Who wouldn't be? Nobody is a Fury, but whatever you think, Joshua is streets ahead of Wilder in boxing terms, even if he's a good way behind Fury. Nobody else has that hammer of Wilder's, so it's going to be great to watch. I gave Joshua a shot at beating the old Fury, but this was when we were pre Ruiz, and pre Sugar Hill. As they are now, I give me more chance of running a marathon, than AJ beating Fury. I think they'll all fight before they retire, regardless. |
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Too much money will be left on the table if they don't fight. The money men won't allow it
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That's the other factor, lol.
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john fury was saying tyson was in terrible shape and he outran him weeks before the fight. hard to know what to believer because last week he was attacking haye for suggesting he wasn't 100% and saying this was the best shape tyson has ever been in.
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Only Fury I like listening to is Peter*
*Unless he's talking about Hughie  |
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John Fury is a parody nowadays
utterly pointless listening to him because he's become a bit daftPeter is the one who turned Tyson into the fighter he is today, without Peters tutelage Tyson would have never beaten Wlad in my opinion |
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I feel a bit sorry for Peter because all the hanger ons have jumped on the Tyson bandwagon since that 2nd fight, and they all have no clue about boxing they are just on his coattails because he talks about mental health is a world champion
AJ had them riding his train when he was number 1 now all of a sudden Fury's comment sections out number AJs 3 to 1 rather it being the other way around But none of them will know it was Peter Fury that trained Tyson to his first and most impressive world title victory Vs Wlad |
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Peter's alright, he always seems well balanced and comes across great. I doubt he's that bothered that he's not bang in the middle of all the chaos, and strikes me as happier with his nut down.
That said, he definitely the one I'd be most wary of upsetting out of the lot of them, lol. I try not to spend too much time in the comments sections, unless I'm really bored. They make Betfair look 100% sane Whatever happens, boxing has Joshua to thank for being where it is today, and it's great that so many can do well out of it, from what has transpired over the last decade. Most of YT probably don't know how to tie their own shoelaces, so who trained which fighter, and when they trained them, isn't really a big deal |
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The casuals bounce to whoever the man is, if Wilder had won that 2nd fight in the fashion Fury won it they'd have been on Wilders coattails
Its sad really because its kinda made the Fury train a bit of a circus now in the same way it was like that with AJ Wilder can totally finish AJ off |
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I tend to agree in regards to Peter being the silent one who you don't want to upset, defiantly keeps to himself that is for sure
John just seems to love the limelight a bit to much for me |
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John fury gouged out someone's eye in 2010 getting 15 years for it. He's entertaining but just shows how bt sport are so desperate to put entertainment over everything else.. his victim probably needs a guide dog to access the remote to turn bt sports on never mind commentate on it
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Dillian Whyte’s heavyweight showdown with Otto Wallin has been called off due to an injury sustained by the Briton in training, according to reports.
Whyte-Wallin clash has now been postponed due to a shoulder injury suffered by Whyte in training that has left him unable to make the fight. |