Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder: The Official Thread.

What's interesting about this matchup is that anything is possible.

I can see a boring sloppy snoozefest that goes all 12 rounds
I can see an exciting shootout that ends early
I can see Deontay bombing Fury out of there early
I can see Tyson bombing Wilder out of there early
I can see Tyson fury leading on points and then getting caught late
I can see Wilder leading on points and then getting caught late

Anything can happen in this one.

What are your thoughts?

 

I think Fury frustrates the fuck out of him and gives him a beating late, possibly stopping him.

AJ would just blow Wilder out of the water whenever he pleases.

 

If a plucky southpaw with limited experience and no real inner, core resistance.........can frustrate and drag Wilder into a fight....then Fury can too.





































And Fury is bigger and stronger than Spzilka.

 

Wilder early. Fury's risding on that miserable performance against Quitsko like he did something. He didn't do shit. Wilder will come after him. I say Wilder in 3.

 

Which makes it one of the most anticipated and watchable fights in boxing.

 

Which means it will never happen ::

 

Fighter that is going to beat Wilder is someone who applies constant pressure and can bang.
Wilder gets confused when being pressured and can't fight off his back foot. Also a fighter with good defensive abilities will give him problems. Wilder just seems to always land that Hail Mary shot on fighters that have limited defense.

 

who is AJ? you're not talking about Anthony Joshua are you...?

 

No, he meant Aaron Jones and his heavybag workout

 

By the same token, if a light punching cruiserweight like Steve Cunningham can easily put Tyson Fury flat on his ass, Wilder will have no trouble doing it. He hits three times harder than Cunningham.

 

Same thing you said about Stiverne.

He lost every fucking round. :giggle:

 

Fury late.

 

http://fightbeat.com/forums/showthread.php?50772-Bermane-Stiverne-vs-Deontay-Wilder&highlight=Wilder

You've said this before and you look like a fool. Please show me where in that thread I made a prediction for that fight.

Take your time and then take your seat.

 

My prediction was wayyyyyy off ::

 

I watched The Rumble in The Jungle two nights ago, for about the 100th time. First time I had watched it in a good 5-6 years though.

Sad that we've gone from Ali-Foreman for the undisputed championship... to Wilder-Fury. Two complete fucking buffoons. God help the division....

 

I'm excited about the division now though even though the talent isn't great. There are quite a few huge undefeated hard hitting young guns plus Haye coming back.

 

For the record, I think Wilder will stop Fury. Not confident of that at all, just a hunch. It's a 50-50 fight. Both are dreadful fighters.

 

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Division is fun right now as I said before

Luiz Ortiz
Deontay Wilder
Anthony Joshua
Tyson Fury
Joseph Parker

All undefeated with stellar KO percentages.

Then add David Haye and a few of those Eastern European monsters and quite a few big fights are to be made.

 

Agreed, I said it before but you don't need a deep talented division to make exciting fights that catch public imagination, especially at hw. Imo, what made the hw division so bad during the Klitshko reign was that, not only Klitshko fights were awful, but all the contenders were waiting to be gifted a title shot instead of fighting between themselves to earn it (even worst, it hindered their chances when they finally got that title shot). For example, Haye vs Chisora, while no one would mistaken for Ali-Frazier, was a fun fight with huge hype from the mainstream media (in GB).

Nowadays, there seems to be a couple of if not exciting, at least interesting, fighters in the division. Sure in a good era, most of them wouldn't even be top10 but we are not in a good era and you don't need A+ talent to make exciting fights. Hopefully, they'll fight each others and not try to milk any title they can get theirs hands on.

 

I mistook you for another Rican.

>>Originally Posted by Haymaker
Stiverne will KO Wilder. Avatar or signature bet anyone?
Caligula II
I accept. Sig bet for two Weeks? <<

So it's HAYMAKER who still owes me a signature.

Thanks.

 

I am the only Wilder fan here and the only one who has believed in him from the start. When he takes out Fury, Klitchko, Joshua, and Haye, I don't want to see you fucking idiots jumping on my one man bandwagon.

:fightme:

 

I think people are sleeping on old man Ortiz. I think he beats everyone except Joshua.

 

He'd light up Wilder on the inside.

 

Prime Mike Tyson maybe, but Fury who was very wary of Wlad's Power will not fight cautious early against Wilder? Really?

 

Ortiz would smoke both Wilder and Fury's bum asses.

 

povetkin beat ortiz in amateurs?

 

Sadly...THIS!

 

watched the whole wilder szpilka bout, first time I've seen wilder fight. the guy looks awful, like someone who's been learning boxing for six weeks and is still stuck on trying to do a jab properly

 

I think you are sleeping WITH old man Ortiz.