jaxxy:


Joshua that is coming back deadlier.

deadly what. U didn't watch d fight

After AJ lost to Ruiz, 1st HW career loss, Wilder lost to Fury, 1st HW career loss. AJ 2nd HW career loss to Usyk, and it looks like Wilder is about to have his 2nd HW career loss too . Fury is going to be the next undisputed HW champ.

elganzar:
This is the battle of real boxers!!!


(Don't quote me, maa shepe fun mummy e!!)

Which boxers? There is only one boxer nd it's Fury, 4get Wilder, Fury will bury him finally.

elganzar:



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. Ahahah na joke na

elganzar:
This is the battle of real boxers!!!

You know nothing about boxing
Ode

One very beautiful thing about boxing is that there's always an upset.
Mind you, Wilder beating fury wouldn't be an excuse though.

jaxxy:


Joshua that is coming back deadlier.

Abeg abeg abeg..

Virus99:


You know nothing about boxing
Ode

You know everything about boxing _ shebi you don dey happy?

Numerouno94:


Which boxers? There is only one boxer nd it's Fury, 4get Wilder, Fury will bury him finally.

Omo, I agree Fury is a better fighter__ buh Wilder no bi person we fi under-estimate...

Fury still the man of the day .... go there there and hit the cocky wilder like hey

Morenikeji090:
We shall see. Go wilder

Toothpick legs are a sign of KO loss.

Wilder gonna win

DoggoneDogg:


Toothpick legs are a sign of KO loss.

cybriz82:
Na when fury go mistakenly kill wilder na that time una eyes go clear...

Hahahaha , hahahaha, wetin Wilder go tell God

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Morenikeji090:
Wilder gonna win

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azpekuliar:
I expect Fury to carry the day but that thunderous overhand right from Wilder though...

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That looks like an escape from the prison sentence. But none can escape Allah in the heavens or on the earth. Indeed, Allah is all encompassing.

My guess could be wrong but I see wilder winning this.. Their first fight was a draw, yeah Fury won the last.. Height is an advantage but that diehard American spirit would be known come 9th of October.

Rahkman:
This are fights that pussy Anthony Joshua should be engaging in

Bro Joshua is a disgrace really. He is very average.

INTEGRITYA1:
If Anthony Joshua meet any of them, na his recent defeat anger he will take fight them.

Abegi!

He won't be able to defeat any of them....AJ is overrated.

WarriAproko:
deadly what. U didn't watch d fight

Yeah. So u think Usyk can beat fury or wilder?

I am not a fan of Wilder or Fury.
One has the chance to end this once and for all; the other has the chance to take revenge and earn bragging rights.
I wouldn't mind both losing. Both are gloaters in victory.
However I would feel sorry for the loser.


Question - Who do I prefer of the two?

Team Deontay Bini-Boy Wilder...
He should fvck that white nigga Fury with so much FURY..

These are real heavyweight fighters, not some pussy ass nigga wey just tall for nothing and be choping beating from left to right, losing his belts up and down.

Fury all the way

British heavyweight boxer, Tyson Fury, has made it clear that he will knock American boxer, Deontay Wilder, out when they fight on Saturday night.

Fury said he would make Wilder say ‘No mas’ during the contest, adding that he might even take it slow with him.

The Gypsy King and Wilder are set to face off on October 9 at the T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, Las Vegas, as they begin their trilogy fight.

Speaking during a pre-bout interview ahead of the fight this weekend, Fury said, “It’s going to be exciting.

“Wilder is a dynamite puncher and as we have seen over the last few months, we have seen the heavyweight landscape change so much. But I’m still on form, doing what I have got to do.

“I am going to knock him out on Saturday night and I cannot wait to get him in that ring and give him a good hiding, for sure.

“I might even take it slow with him. I might take it slow and punish him. Make him say, ‘No mas.'”

The winner of the fight will become the new holder of the WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles.

MrNipplesLover:
These are real heavyweight fighters, not some pussy ass nigga wey just tall for nothing and be choping beating from left to right, losing his belts up and down.

Hope you are not referring to AJ....


Because the guy is the beautiful bride of boxing now


He is just cashing out.... And certainly will win the rematch

robosky02:

Hope you are not referring to AJ....

Because the guy is the beautiful bride of boxing now.

He is just cashing out.... And certainly will win the rematch

He's a pussy ass nigga.



Stay blessed, bro.

Anthony Joshua would wish he is here

The WBC belt is on the line on October 9.

Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder meet on October 9 as they look to finally settle their long-awaited trilogy rematch.

The pair first fought in December 2018 and an action-packed first fight left plenty of observers talking, wiith Wilder declared the winner but many disputing whether Fury could win a rematch.

A second fight went ahead in February 2020, with Wilder soundly beaten by an on-form and ruthless Fury display.


Contractual disputes, the coronavirus pandemic, a coronavirus outbreak with Fury's camp, and the pursuit of an undisputed fight with Anthony Joshua delayed and delayed the fight. Here is how we got here:

WHAT HAPPENED IN THE BUILD-UP TO FURY VS. WILDER 1?
The build-up to the first fight began in earnest in January 2016, when Fury confronted Wilder after the American brutally knocked out Artur Spzilka. Fury entered the ring and confronted his future opponent, and said: "There's only one Tyson Fury, what you got to say about that, Deontay?"

Wilder retorted: "We all know, Fury, this is just an act, I ain't scared of nobody and I'll come to your backyard for that fight, baby!"

Fury offered: "Any time, any place, anywhere, when you're ready, I'll fight you in your back garden like I done [Wladimir] Klitschko I'll beat you, you bum! You're a bum!"

"I don't play this, you can run around like you're a preacher and all that but I promise you when you step in this ring I will baptise you!”

After Wilder dispatched Alexander Povetkin, and Fury vacated his belts in October 2016 due to substance problems, the fight would have to wait until the Briton regained his boxing licence and was fit to fight in December 2017.

Wilder then looked set to fight Anthony Joshua, only for that fight to fall through, and a match-up was eventually made for December 1, 2018.

WHAT HAPPENED IN THE FIRST FURY VS. WILDER FIGHT?
The fight went ahead at the Staples Center with a crowd of almost 18,000.

Fury showed his impressive agility for a man his size, dodging most of Wilder’s heaviest punches, but in the fourth round Wilder connected with Fury’s nose to draw blood, and two rounds later Fury switched to a southpaw stance, and pushed Wilder onto the back foot.

Wilder fought back in the following rounds but by the tenth had started to tire, and Fury started to take advantage. However in the 12th, there was a dramatic almost-denouement when Wilder let fly with a right-left combination to send Fury to the canvas, with Fury somehow beating the count when the crowd assumed it was game over. Wilder and Fury did not have enough left in their respective tanks to force the issue before time was called.

The fight ended with a split decision draw 115-111 for Wilder, 114-112 for Fury, and 113-113, though many observers felt that Wilder was the worst of the pair, and perhaps home advantage was crucial to the Bronze Bomber retaining the title.


After the fight, Wilder claimed: "I think with the two knockdowns, I definitely won the fight. We poured our hearts out tonight. We're both warriors, but with those two drops, I think I won the fight. I came out slow. I rushed my punches. I didn't sit still. I was too hesitant. I started overthrowing the right hand, and I just couldn't adjust. I was rushing my punches. That's something I usually don't do. I couldn't let it go tonight. I was forcing my punches too much instead of sitting back, being patient and waiting it. I really wanted to get him out of there, give the fans what they want to see."

Fury, meanwhile, said: "We're on away soil. I got knocked down twice, but I still believe I won that fight. I'm being a total professional here. I went to Germany to fight Klitschko, and I went to America to fight Deontay Wilder. God bless America. The 'Gypsy King' has returned. That man is a fearsome puncher, and I was able to avoid that. The world knows I won the fight. I hope I did you all proud after nearly three years out of the ring. I showed good heart to get up. I came here tonight, and I fought my heart out."

With the fight result far from clear cut, there was immediate demand for a rematch, which took time to negotiate between the various interested parties. Both fighters occupied themselves elsewhere, as Wilder defeated Dominic Breazeale, and Fury beat Tom Schwarz, with both opponents stopped. Fury then faced what might have been his toughest opponent outside of Wilder, when he went all 12 rounds in a win over Swede Otto Wallin, and Wilder knocked out Luis Ortiz.

WHAT HAPPENED IN THE BUILD-UP TO FURY VS. WILDER 2?
The second fight was a mixture of drama and farce, laying the groundwork for controversy which would last into October 2021 - and rendering even the coronavirus pandemic to background music with the misgivings between the pair.

Once the dust settled on those four fights, the pair agreed to meet on February 22, 2020, at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

WHAT HAPPENED IN FURY VS. WILDER 2?
Wilder elected to go in for a dramatic ring walk, wearing armour and a helmet into the ring, wearing it for 15 minutes before the fight, and climbing into the ring with it. He would go on to blame the costume for tiring him out before he even began to exchange blows with Fury.

The fight started with Fury dominant and confident. While Wilder was far from shy, Fury’s speed kept him out of danger as he focused on his jab, before sending Wilder to the canvas with a fierce right. Wilder recovered to his feet, but struggled to get back to his best with blood coming from his ear.

Wilder was floored twice more, but the ref ruled them as slips, and the fight continued. Fury then sent Wilder to the canvas in what was ruled a legitimate knockdown in the fifth after a flurry of body shots.

Fury continued to press, with Wilder bleeding from his mouth as well. The end came when the American’s corner threw in the towel.


WHEN IS TYSON FURY VS. DEONTAY WILDER 3?
Date: Saturday, Oct. 9
Time: 9 p.m. ET/2 a.m. BST
Main event approx: 11:30 p.m. ET/4:30 a.m. BST
The event takes place on Oct. 9. Fury and Wilder are expected to make their ringwalks around 11:30 p.m. ET (4:30 a.m. BST). But those depend on the length on the undercard fights.