Deontay Wilder/Tyson Fury Official
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The winner of that fight was fans... Even though the outcome was doubtful the fans definitely got a great boxing match.
According to CompuBox punch statistics, Wilder landed 71 of 430 shots (17 percent), and Fury landed 84 of 327 (26 percent).
Agreed! If Manny was still alive where do you think Wilder would be at in his career?
Imagine all that power with a hell of a trainer.
Why do people keep saying Wilder was exposed? We knew going in he couldn't box. Even he said that.
I remember him saying that over the phone,
I think he was talking on Dontae's boxing...
BGOL has the best boxing conversation in the world
even the people who don't know much about boxing seem to have a good eye when it comes to the big fights.
Probably because most of them have never seen anything outside of his highlight reel KO's on youtube.
Both fighters can kiss being undefeated goodbye.
Lennox is right.
That right there tells you that the fight was rigged and ultimately set up so that it could be a rematch to make more money.
Lol I know I like deontay and the fact he employs all bruhs..
So I feel some type of way just puttin it bluntly
But what you say are facts.... He got by mostly because he was the taller fighter had the longer reach or both.. .
Another thing tysons camp peeped is that not only does he Telegraph his punches like you said...
His set up is sooooooooooooooooo basic.. Fake or throw a weak left then throw the power right..
That shit screams to an average boxer.....
Hey look out here it comes..
Below average fighters get caught with that all the time...
Basic set up shit
Exactly deontay wasn't used to being the smaller dude...
Trust next fight won't go the distance...
But they both win.. Deontay gets to up his game
Tyson has a whole new fan base in america that could've been Anthony joshuas
Joshua was the biggest loser in this. Fury's popularity shot up, Deontay's asking price went up a lot higher.
This shows that being undefeated don't mean shit. This is what boxing needs.
Being undefeated is only for bragging right..
Fans love to see heart blood and a great comeback...
It only gets sad when the fighter don't know when to stop coming back
But chea
.deontay and fury both won big...
Easily one of the best fights of the year...
But did anyone figure how the FUCK
Fury got up from that punch..
That's gonna be the shit thata gonna be what this fight is remembered for....
That muthafucka fury either ain't fuckin human
Or has no brain matter inside his flat pea ass head
Dude is a beast for getting back up after that punch..
That muthafucka jaw made out of the same thing The terminator was
yoooooo I legit thought he was 40...that’s why I was so impressed by his fight...goddamn...it was still an impressive fight but damn...dude is young as hell
30 is young?
Only if you a real knigga...
If you just a real knigga in training in hopes of becoming a real knigga..
Then yea it's really fuckin old...
not for you...w/ your face it’s clear you age in dog years
sure lol...irrelevant to my point regardless...you probably looked like 30 when you was 4
Like I said before, a Joshua fight wasn't happening in 2019. There will be a rematch with Fury and a mandatory title defense for Wilder. Meanwhile Joshua will fight the same bums he's been fighting. It helps Joshua because the winner of the Wilder/Fury match will be older and through 2 wars, but Fury gained American fans and BOTH fighters stock just went up.
This is why I said Lewis was a retard for saying British fighters don't get a fair one in the US but you have to come here if you want that money and he made a career here. Joshua needs to act like he's afraid to come outside.
Why your cousin Drake a heavyweight boxer now??
Freddie is a fucking snake. He going to try and steal Fury from that young dude. He doesn't realize that if the fight is in Europe then his father will be in the camp and he ain't having that.
Agreed. Two heavyweights who know how to sell a fight, then get in the ring and put it on the line and give a great showing. Wilder is definitely a bigger name than he was before for it. That's gonna make the paychecks nicer. A rematch here, then the other Brit can come get some. Heavyweights, and boxing in general needed this. I don't even think the outcome was that questionable. Two knockdowns in two separate LATER rounds is huge. I researched the first few rounds. Nothing seriously dominant about it. I usually take Paulies expertise on this, but this time I disagree slightly. Definitely not a robbery.
If it was rigged it was a good rigging and a good show.
It was good enough that people will be talking it for awhile. Both fighters showed heart and great chins.
oh we talking back now??