| 1.46 | Fury |
| 3.55 | Wilder |
| 27 | draw |




Oct 10, 2021 -- 5:38AM, shiny new shoes please wrote:
That was entrainment . Classic
Entertainment too.

Oct 10, 2021 -- 5:42AM, shiny new shoes please wrote:
Top tip sofaNever f\/ck with gypsies I have and lived to tell the tell
Ha me too.
Oct 10, 2021 -- 5:42AM, SontaranStratagem wrote:
Wilder deserves a massive amount of praise for that, he has a fooking heart Fury is just to good though, Fury might wait for AJ/Usyk winner?
that would make sense. I see AJ has a rematch clause with Usyk.
Oct 10, 2021 -- 5:51AM, SontaranStratagem wrote:
I do like Wilder not pretending to be happy, he lost and is p*ssed
I don't think he knows where he is.
Completely punch drunk, blood pouring out of his ear

Oct 10, 2021 -- 5:41AM, SamuelMertensBertens wrote:
who's next for Fury?
the winner of Dillian Whyte and Otto Wallin
Oct 10, 2021 -- 5:42AM, SamuelMertensBertens wrote:
do they give AJ some no-hoper and do that fight after all?
AJ will rematch Usyk next year in April probably

, no easy feat getting in that ring and fighting Wilder, people are sla*gging off Wilder for his "sore loser" stuff but the man had the balls to get in the ring with Fury in the first place, fought him 3 times when after the 1st he could have done an AJ and started making the ducking excuses, but he got in there and fought him a 2nd and 3rd time. Its raw right after a fight, he's sitting on that stool having lost again and he's a prideful man who has trouble accepting losses at the best of times quite clearly. But he fought and got back up of that canvas about 4 times... That earns respect in my opinion 

... 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.
I don't like seeing that he's a proud man quite clearly
, at least he tried though whereas Hearn blocked AJ getting in the ring with Fury 

utterly pointless listening to him because he's become a bit daft
