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Ocon:
Trash... You mean AJ stands no chance with that tactless boxer called Wilder

imolereed:
I'm rooting for wilder on this one

Sammiejokes:
Very funny the tactless guy fought Ortiz he no smell ground. Ortiz kissed the ground three times, he fought giant fury, fury went down twice, the tactless one did not even shake.
Wilder is the most underrated boxer ever because he does not fight unconventional boring boxing style. If boxing is all about moving around throwing ineffective punches and holding ur opponent when they attack, it is better to dey drink my whisky from Tesco than waste money on show box to watch boring fights. As for me wider has made me follow boxing after the likes of Mike Tyson and holyfield. Tell me who had boxed people to have convulsions? Who has boxed that naa emergency Crew had to carry the boxer. Only the bronze bomber.

bewla:
come face the real deal AJ style

Sammiejokes:
AJ's country man just called him a chicken Bro. Who has AJ fought than old kliskco. Aj knows what awaits him with bronze bomber. Fury said the two best boxers in the world fought tonight and there is mutual respect. Ortiz go finish AJ not to talk of fury and wilder. No hating AJ naa my guy but man boxers with mad record dey.

Sammiejokes:
AJ's country man just called him a chicken Bro. Who has AJ fought than old kliskco. Aj knows what awaits him with bronze bomber. Fury said the two best boxers in the world fought tonight and there is mutual respect. Ortiz go finish AJ not to talk of fury and wilder. No hating AJ naa my guy but man boxers with mad record dey. Bro try to watch fury post match conference. He said the holy hand of Jesus brought him back up. Bronze bomber right hand naa die. Lollz

debuscket:
This fight us a sure win for Wilder the beast

bewla:
come face the real deal AJ style

Sammiejokes:
Very funny the tactless guy fought Ortiz he no smell ground. Ortiz kissed the ground three times, he fought giant fury, fury went down twice, the tactless one did not even shake.
Wilder is the most underrated boxer ever because he does not fight conventional boring boxing style. If boxing is all about moving around throwing ineffective punches and holding ur opponent when they attack, it is better to dey drink my whisky from Tesco than waste money on show box to watch boring fights. As for me wider has made me follow boxing after the likes of Mike Tyson and holyfield. Tell me who had boxed people to have convulsions? Who has boxed that naa emergency Crew had to carry the boxer. Only the bronze bomber.

Ocon:
Yes, we all know he's a heavy puncher. He has gat that right hook that if it landed on d opponent, he will most likely have convulsion. But beyond that, what else . Do you see how he was taught a boxing lesson today! Do you noticed most of his punches were just catching air today? If not for that dumb judge that gave him record a win for him in d first 5 rounds, we all know who won today. And we also know who's reputation is in flames

gbosaa:
Show some respect to the boxers. Fury, Wilder and Joshua are the best heavy weight boxers on the planet. They are three individuals with three different physiques, styles and mentalities.
Last night's fight was beautiful to watch, both men showed their characteristic attributes. Fury is taller and the bigger man. He used his longer reach, jabs and adaptability...changing to south paw to good effect, not forgetting his characteristic showboating which in my opinion did nothing to unfaze Wilder. He stuck to his game plan...jabs, taunting, tying up Wilder when the punches connect and stung and his main weapon, more precise punches when Wilder's right hand swings over his head. It's amazing how he was able to duck with his height and weight throughout the 12 rounds.

Wilder was his typical self, lots of respect to him. He was not intimidated by Fury's size and jabs. He got into it, breached Fury's reach and space throughout the bout, lots of decent body shots, lots of energy and power. For anyone questioning his stamina, i have one advice...try expending such amount of energy on a punching bag and see what it feels like. I did not think that his stamina should be the focal point here, he was so typically and incredibly intense with his energy and punches. He was unrelenting and i think he wanted to take Fury down and out asap. Fury is a giant of a man with amazing physical and mental strength and for a man his size, it even more surprising how quick he was in the fight. The constant jerking movement of head and hands are what you'd see in the lower class like bantam or light weight but he moved well, not sluggish like most heavy weights his size.
Wilder missed a lot of his punches especially the right hand and he paid a bit for those errors, Fury capitalized and managed to sink in a couple of shots.
....But when the right hand connected, it rocked Fury enormously. At the 9th round, we saw what those punches could do when they connected, even though it was at the side top of Fury's head. At the 12th, we witnessed again the effects of those helicopter or windmill swings as Fury would call them when they connect well to the side of the face (zygoma and temporo-mandibular joint/area).

Both men gave a good account of themselves, they thrilled boxing fans who stayed awake to watch it. The fight was full of action.

Verdict...I think the draw was a good result. The result could easily have gone to Wilder. A robbery would have been a Fury victory...I did not think he deserved to win. Not at all. They have different styles and used it to full effects. The taunting and showboating by Fury ( sticking out his tongue, raising his hands and other moves) only fooled most people, he used that to deceive people into believing that Wilder was not hurting him. It is a psychological thing meant deflect attention from the pains he was going through and also to destabilize Wilder. The message was " Is that all you have got" meant to make Wilder to commit blunder or walk into his trap.

Anthony Joshua has the physique...well chiseled, ribbed, strong, model, super hero kind of boxer, relatively young, handsome, holds the top belts.
AJ is different and fights differently. He can not be compared to Fury and Wilder. While Fury uses his height, jabs and adaptability well, Wilder is know for his consistently explosive swinging punches...Joshua fights with discipline, different 'ringcraftship'. He jabs are powerful so are his punches, he can appear inhibited or overly careful in my opinion, that prevents him from walking into surprising 'haymakers'. That i think also unsettles his opponents who expect him to react stupidly and brashly when he sustains some funny and annoying jabs and punches...Someone like Wilder would react out of anger and o swinging, A Tyson Fury would want to hit back almost immediately when they hit...They do that accumulate points especially when they are trying to win the rounds.

How would AJ fare against Fury and Wilder....It is hard to say till they get into the ring, I think Fury is the man to beat and whoever would do that need to be disciplined, aggressive and precise. Wilder has the aggression but he was not very precise. AJ might be very precise but he need the constant aggression to unsettle Fury and let the punches do the damage.

AJ vs Wilder would also be an interesting one.

abeg stop spewing trash,joshua holds 4 belts and all of a a sudden is relegated to 3rd,na you put am for there abi

Sammiejokes:
Best analysis here. The way boxing fans underrate wilder is nauseating. You have to give the guy his due respect. Go on you tube and twitter, this fight has relegated Joshua to third in the heavyweight category. He should choose his next fight from fury and wilder and let us see what his got.

bomasek:
I doubt cause I'm sure they are both under stringent anti doping test

MJBOLT:

abeg stop spewing trash,joshua holds 4 belts and all of a a sudden is relegated to 3rd,na you put am for there abi

timibare:
abeg who win....

germanized:
Don't disturb yourself. That guy knows nothing about boxing. AJ is not even in their league...

internetservice:
WBC ... remains one of the highest revered title.
Declaring the match draw was the best option for both professionals. Tyson fury performance was excellent as challenger. It's obvious Tyson fury had more points than Deontay wilder.
Wilder need to prove him self beyond just two knockdown as worthy holder of the WBC belt.
WBC holder with swollen face after round of 12... I believe Wilder didn't expect what he met on the ring. He might have picture less than round of 7 fight. He need to prove himself by TKO... not just accidental knockdown.

jedisco:
Please can anyone confirm if GoTv Max would air the match

Sammiejokes:
What lesson was taught. The issue I have if wilder is not a good boxer, Ortiz and fury could not make him fall to the ground once. Abeg give the guy some space, he is a different breed.

Sammiejokes:
AJ's country man just called him a chicken Bro. Who has AJ fought than old kliskco. Aj knows what awaits him with bronze bomber. Fury said the two best boxers in the world fought tonight and there is mutual respect. Ortiz go finish AJ not to talk of fury and wilder. No hating AJ naa my guy but man boxers with mad record dey. Bro try to watch fury post match conference. He said the holy hand of Jesus brought him back up. Bronze bomber right hand naa die. Lollz

gbosaa:
Show some respect to the boxers. Fury, Wilder and Joshua are the best heavy weight boxers on the planet. They are three individuals with three different physiques, styles and mentalities.
Last night's fight was beautiful to watch, both men showed their characteristic attributes. Fury is taller and the bigger man. He used his longer reach, jabs and adaptability...changing to south paw to good effect, not forgetting his characteristic showboating which in my opinion did nothing to unfaze Wilder. He stuck to his game plan...jabs, taunting, tying up Wilder when the punches connect and stung and his main weapon, more precise punches when Wilder's right hand swings over his head. It's amazing how he was able to duck with his height and weight throughout the 12 rounds.

Wilder was his typical self, lots of respect to him. He was not intimidated by Fury's size and jabs. He got into it, breached Fury's reach and space throughout the bout, lots of decent body shots, lots of energy and power. For anyone questioning his stamina, i have one advice...try expending such amount of energy on a punching bag and see what it feels like. I did not think that his stamina should be the focal point here, he was so typically and incredibly intense with his energy and punches. He was unrelenting and i think he wanted to take Fury down and out asap. Fury is a giant of a man with amazing physical and mental strength and for a man his size, it even more surprising how quick he was in the fight. The constant jerking movement of head and hands are what you'd see in the lower class like bantam or light weight but he moved well, not sluggish like most heavy weights his size.
Wilder missed a lot of his punches especially the right hand and he paid a bit for those errors, Fury capitalized and managed to sink in a couple of shots.
....But when the right hand connected, it rocked Fury enormously. At the 9th round, we saw what those punches could do when they connected, even though it was at the side and top of Fury's head. At the 12th, we witnessed again the effects of those helicopter or windmill swings as Fury would call them when they connect well to the side of the face (zygoma and temporo-mandibular joint/area).

Both men gave a good account of themselves, they thrilled boxing fans who stayed awake to watch it. The fight was full of action.

Verdict...I think the draw was a good result. The result could easily have gone to Wilder. A robbery would have been a Fury victory...I did not think he deserved to win. Not at all[/b]. They have different styles and used it to full effects. The taunting and showboating by Fury ( sticking out his tongue, raising his hands and other moves) only fooled most people, he used that to deceive people into believing that Wilder was not hurting him. It is a psychological thing meant deflect attention from the pains he was going through and also to destabilize Wilder. The message was " Is that all you have got" meant to make Wilder to commit blunder or walk into his trap.

Anthony Joshua has the physique...well chiseled, ribbed, strong, model, super hero kind of boxer, relatively young, handsome, holds the top belts.
AJ is different and fights differently. He can not be compared to Fury and Wilder. While Fury uses his height, jabs and adaptability well, Wilder is know for his consistently explosive swinging punches...Joshua fights with discipline, different 'ringcraftship'. His jabs are powerful, so are his punches, he can appear inhibited or overly careful in my opinion but that prevents him from walking into surprising 'haymakers'. That i think also unsettles his opponents who expect him to react stupidly and brashly when he sustains some funny and annoying jabs and punches...Someone like Wilder would react out of anger and come swinging, A Tyson Fury would want to hit back almost immediately when he got hit...They do that to accumulate and consolidate on points especially when they are trying to win the rounds.

How would AJ fare against Fury and Wilder....It is hard to say till they get into the ring, I think Fury is the man to beat and whoever would do that need to be disciplined, aggressive and precise. Wilder has the aggression but he was not very precise. AJ might be very precise but he need the constant aggression to unsettle Fury and let the punches do the damage.

AJ vs Wilder would also be an interesting one.

Ocon:
Bruh, boxing is not judge based on the number of knockdowns, it's judge based on knockout KO and points

gbosaa:
Those were not accidental knockdowns. Wilder might have been poor with his accuracy but he showed heart, aggression and most importantly, he was throwing those punches all through the 12 rounds. He showed no restraint or fear, right from the 1st round, you could see him working hard to get the job done.
Fury showed confidence, some arrogance which nearly cost him. He fought well, good jabs and punches, his follow ups were poor probably because he was concerned about Wilder’s swinging punches.

None schooled each other. It was a fight of two warriors. They deserve lots of respect.

yemaldo:
Then u know nothing about boxing, oritz and fury are d only real fighter wilder fought rest are bum and oritz was around 40 years when he fought wilder just go and watch d match on YouTube and see for yourself, the guy show wilder pepper

RENOWNED2:
Tyson won that fight man

gbosaa:
Those were not accidental knockdowns. Wilder might have been poor with his accuracy but he showed heart, aggression and most importantly, he was throwing those punches all through the 12 rounds. He showed no restraint or fear, right from the 1st round, you could see him working hard to get the job done.
Fury showed confidence, some arrogance which nearly cost him. He fought well, good jabs and punches, his follow ups were poor probably because he was concerned about Wilder’s swinging punches.

None schooled each other. It was a fight of two warriors. They deserve lots of respect.

MJBOLT:

the match ended 6 hours ago

Slayar:
Dude, I buy data of 2500-3000 to watch boxing on my phone, I get sent feeds on boxing everyday, Joshua isn't really a boxer like Fury said "he's a weightlifter " .

I don't think he's as fast or flexible as wilder and definitely doesn't have the one punch power knock-out. I don't hate Joshua, I'm just saying it as it is.

EMILO2STAY:
guy you know nothing about boxing despite wasting money on data to watch boxing. how can you say Joshua is not a boxer, Joshua outclasses fury and wilder by far. go and watch Joshua vs Dominic breazeal then come here and edit this trash you typed.