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10-12-2020, 11:47 AM
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You big dosser!
For the fans of the noble art (aka boxing), it looks like former WBC heavyweight champ Deontay Wilder is too gutless to face his mighty conqueror Tyson Fury.
Third fight looks to be off.
https://www.skysports.com/amp/boxing...cember-instead
Wilder spent his career fighting garbage truck drivers and homeless bums.
Wilder was unbeaten until he re-matched with a fully fit Fury (their first match was a draw after Fury had 2 years out on coke n strippers).
Wilder blamed his heavy helmet for his first loss.
This fight is worth watching if you don’t mind over 3 rounds:
Third fight looks to be off.
https://www.skysports.com/amp/boxing...cember-instead
Wilder spent his career fighting garbage truck drivers and homeless bums.
Wilder was unbeaten until he re-matched with a fully fit Fury (their first match was a draw after Fury had 2 years out on coke n strippers).
Wilder blamed his heavy helmet for his first loss.
This fight is worth watching if you don’t mind over 3 rounds:
10-12-2020, 11:49 AM
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10-12-2020, 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted By messomi⏩
Wilders only choice is to face Fury again. He never got any even barely respectable numbers for bums on seats.imagine being wilder he walked away from a multi million dollar contract with DAZN and now he can't even get a fight if he begs for it he was terrified to fight joshua 2 years ago.
Now with no fans attending only Fury will bring the PPV buys and after how on-sided it was last time, there will be less interest.
Wilder is 34 now and I cannot see him fighting his way back. He only really faced Ortiz and Fury. The rest were grave diggers.
10-12-2020, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted By ChunkBuster⏩
fury is going to fight joshua 2 times before that did you know that? so if wilder gets to fight him it's going to be somewhere in 2022 I don't think he is ever getting paid again.Wilders only choice is to face Fury again. He never got any even barely respectable numbers for bums on seats.
Now with no fans attending only Fury will bring the PPV buys and after how on-sided it was last time, there will be less interest.
Wilder is 34 now and I cannot see him fighting his way back. He only really faced Ortiz and Fury. The rest were grave diggers.
Now with no fans attending only Fury will bring the PPV buys and after how on-sided it was last time, there will be less interest.
Wilder is 34 now and I cannot see him fighting his way back. He only really faced Ortiz and Fury. The rest were grave diggers.
and if you look up older posts of mine I always knew that wilder was heavily overrated and yes he was an absolute can fighter the only thing he ever relied on was his 1-2 right hand.
10-12-2020, 12:23 PM
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Jontae Wilduh's a boam.
10-12-2020, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted By messomi⏩
Wilder can fight Fury apparently up to December.fury is going to fight joshua 2 times before that did you know that? so if wilder gets to fight him it's going to be somewhere in 2022 I don't think he is ever getting paid again.
and if you look up older posts of mine I always knew that wilder was heavily overrated and yes he was an absolute can fighter the only thing he ever relied on was his 1-2 right hand.
and if you look up older posts of mine I always knew that wilder was heavily overrated and yes he was an absolute can fighter the only thing he ever relied on was his 1-2 right hand.
After that it seems Wilder is on his own.
Yeah, I knew about AJ vs Fury. It’s only possible as Wilder seems like he will let his contract expire.
Who wins out of Fury vs AJ? I think it’s Fury for sure.
Plus AJ is a racist...calling for blacks to avoid white businesses
10-12-2020, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted By ChunkBuster⏩
I will tell you this fury is going to have a way harder time with joshua than he ever did with wilder I would slightly favor fury but still.Wilder can fight Fury apparently up to December.
After that it seems Wilder is on his own.
Yeah, I knew about AJ vs Fury. It’s only possible as Wilder seems like he will let his contract expire.
Who wins out of Fury vs AJ? I think it’s Fury for sure.
Plus AJ is a racist...calling for blacks to avoid white businesses
After that it seems Wilder is on his own.
Yeah, I knew about AJ vs Fury. It’s only possible as Wilder seems like he will let his contract expire.
Who wins out of Fury vs AJ? I think it’s Fury for sure.
Plus AJ is a racist...calling for blacks to avoid white businesses
I like joshua better as a person his work ethic etc.
10-12-2020, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted By messomi⏩
I can't freakin wait for a Fury/Joshua match. I think Fury wins it, but definitely think it will be harder than another match against Wilder who he has figured out.I will tell you this fury is going to have a way harder time with joshua than he ever did with wilder I would slightly favor fury but still.
I like joshua better as a person his work ethic etc.
I like joshua better as a person his work ethic etc.
10-12-2020, 02:06 PM
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In surprising news, Tyson Fury says he WON’T be fighting Deontay Wilder in a trilogy match in his next fight because he’s tired of waiting. Fury states that the repeated requests by Wilder to have the date of the trilogy fight moved finally was too much, and he’s given up on them.
Originally, Fury and Wilder were supposed to fight last July, but the ‘Bronze Bomber’ was injured and couldn’t take the fight. Fury says Wilder then wanted the dated moved to December 19th, which he was willing to accommodate.
But the final straw was Wilder wanting the trilogy match with Fury moved to 2021, and he wasn’t going to do that. As the old saying goes, ‘When you snooze, you lose’ applies here with Wilder missing out because of his chronic rescheduling of the Fury trilogy.
Speaking to the Athletic, WBC heavyweight champion Fury (30-0-1, 21 KOs) plans on staying busy by defending his title on December 5th and then looking to take on IBF/WBA/WBO champ Anthony Joshua twice in 2021.
“I was looking forward to smashing Wilder again. A quick and easy fight,” Fury said to Mike Coppinger of The Athletic. “But Wilder and his team were messing around with the date.
It’s too bad that Deontay kept delaying the fight, but perhaps he didn’t want it anymore Ater what happened to Wilder in his humiliating seventh-round knockout loss to Fury last February, who can blame him if he didn’t want the trilogy contest?
Originally, Fury and Wilder were supposed to fight last July, but the ‘Bronze Bomber’ was injured and couldn’t take the fight. Fury says Wilder then wanted the dated moved to December 19th, which he was willing to accommodate.
But the final straw was Wilder wanting the trilogy match with Fury moved to 2021, and he wasn’t going to do that. As the old saying goes, ‘When you snooze, you lose’ applies here with Wilder missing out because of his chronic rescheduling of the Fury trilogy.
Speaking to the Athletic, WBC heavyweight champion Fury (30-0-1, 21 KOs) plans on staying busy by defending his title on December 5th and then looking to take on IBF/WBA/WBO champ Anthony Joshua twice in 2021.
“I was looking forward to smashing Wilder again. A quick and easy fight,” Fury said to Mike Coppinger of The Athletic. “But Wilder and his team were messing around with the date.
It’s too bad that Deontay kept delaying the fight, but perhaps he didn’t want it anymore Ater what happened to Wilder in his humiliating seventh-round knockout loss to Fury last February, who can blame him if he didn’t want the trilogy contest?
10-12-2020, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted By 1fast1⏩
Agree with both of you about AJ. Far more skilled than Wilder.I can't freakin wait for a Fury/Joshua match. I think Fury wins it, but definitely think it will be harder than another match against Wilder who he has figured out.
AJ lost a lot of weight for his re-match with Ruiz. Fury is huge so I think AJ will need that weight back.
Fury to win but I think it will go to 6 or more rounds.
10-12-2020, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted By 1fast1⏩
You look like you could be brothers.Got to meet Tyson Fury some months back. Called him a big dosser, bert stared him, and asked him if he was aware.


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10-12-2020, 02:24 PM
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Good. He would have just got his ass beat again. I’d rather see the AJ vs Fury fight.
10-12-2020, 04:14 PM
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