SonofDevil:
fury knows wilder is not a boxer that's why wilder is one of fury easiest fight in his career.

How many fighter have fury knockout out in his entire career?
Aj has fought less than fury but he has more knockout than fury

sonofElElyon:


Fury has 31 or 32 wins, 1 draw, no losses.. wait for it .. 22 of his wins have been by knockouts...

Jirehrealestate:
Fury is a beast.
Wilder is wild but the hunger to 'kill instantly' made him lose focus.

Fury went down twice. Kept leaning on Wilder and equally dodging those hard hooks.

His trick worked. Wilder gassed out and Fury went for the kill.

Fury used both hands. Wilder kept looking for the Left.

My verdict, nobody knows Fury's 'code' yet. He's a con-man.

paulolee:

so on point....Aj n wilder av already bin exposed dt they are good boxers dt would happily finish d work before d 10th round bcoz dey both lack stamina.
fury weakness isn't known n perfected yet n dts his big secret
wen its known, na AJ or even dt small usyk go beat am

SonofDevil:

Aj has 90% knockout percentage
Fury has 67% knockout percentage

Aj fought 26 times
22 kos

laivwire:

Which AJ?

The showboat who desperately hangs on to belts and refuses to face tough opponents. He holds 3 belts and is not even rated as No. 2 or 3. I beg your pardon but Aj is not a true boxer. Usyk will beat him in the re-up and he stands absolutely no chance against Tyson, Wilder or Whyte. He'll be knocked down in all of the 3 fights.

This fight was a classic example of what heavyweight boxing is all about. Both fighters gave their all in the ring as it was an endgame. Wilder is a one trick pony and as soon as he is unravelled, he goes down. He tires out easily and gets frustrated once he goes past Round 5 without scoring a knockout. By Round 5, he was already flat footed.

Tyson used this against him by leaning on him placing down his weight and making him tired. He did same in their second fight as well. When Tyson stands after every knockdown, you can see the disappointment on Wilder's face. Tyson has also got good movement, reflexes and can suck up punches quite comfortably. Only a technical, agile boxer like Usyk can topple him and it will be on points

paulolee:

yeah....I remember those cherry picking lines my gee....na now understand better

updatechange:


To beat fury, you must be able to think tank between your gloves, your feet and your head in a matter of 000.1 sec. While concentrating your attention on his way of looking to solve the puzzle then start dishing out a very calculated and swift combined punches... master the game and not give him chance to understand your plan... You must be very tireless, think very swift with your crosses and
uppercuts with just one hand, grind your teeth hit hard with a killer punch straight right on his face repeat again...... Fury will be out completely by round 10 why because his a very smart boxer he doesn't take punches on his face he can box without raising his hands he's very smart.

Blaksheep:


Lol... make I first see ur body build n height first before I go accept ur challenge...

Me no get strength again..

OmoAkin85:
if you think wilder is a good boxer then i dont think you know boxing,joshua can still beat fury .wilder is just an ordinary boxer who haven't fight tougher opponet in his career ,that dude is the most useless boxer i have watch till date no strategy nothing just gra gra,he pick fury because he was out of shape .

KingAttitude:
�Black fighters are being defeated back to back this year, something must be wrong somewhere: Wetin pain me pass be say 3 of them are Nigerians!
�
• Israel Adesanya.
• Anthony Joshua.
• Efe Ajagba.
• Deontay Wilder.

Starz825:
Deon na Nigerian

tundess:
White Tyson wins again.
Wilder "till dis day" is a one dimensional boxer with a very limited technical tool bag. And noodle legs.
Clubbing over hand right. That's it. His body is soft and his chin weak. "Pillow hands" discombobulated him in two fights.
Fury's only challenge is motivation and age/time.
AJ seems to not have the laser focus you need to be at the highest level and then gets schooled. You sometimes wonder if the fix is in for a rematch to maximise money by the manner he gets beat and waves it off ; he gets distracted with media gimmickry it seems frm the outside. Contrast with Canelo Alvarez or Lomochenko etc.
A back and forth match that goes a long way to restoring boxings preeminence as the no 1 pugilist/combat sport.