Fury Vs Wilder Weigh In

ewenhay
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He's in far better shape than that photo. Arms and shoulders have much greater definition now.

In that photo he looks exactly what he was. A guy that's been obese but has just been on a crash diet.
Winter king
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I dont really get why are you so obsessed with Furys dadbod. He never looked that hardcore. Wlad looked way way more dangeroues than him even back then.
Enlightened-One
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oogiebe wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 20:03 Wilder at 231 blows EO's theory that Wilder gets too nervous for his big fights and loses weight. :doh:
I never said Wilder’s weight loss was due to his nerves. So why lie?

Wilder specifically said that he’d intentionally gain weight for the Fury rematch. It was a strategic decision for this particular fight.

My theory about Wilder’s weight for previous bouts is 100% accurate, because we have the numbers and they are what they are.

No one can rewrite history and change them.

At some point in history, there would’ve been rainfall in a desert, but no one should therefore claim that it always rains in said desert.
Verdi
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Wilder gasses quicker in this fight IMO.
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Post by DrDuke »

A surprising weight increase for both. Do both want to have more power and go for a KO? Well, that's not so surprising with Wilder actually, as Wilder put Fury down 2 times and still wasn't able to knock him out. And Wilder can obviously rely majorly on his power. But what about Fury? Is his talk about going for a KO for real and not just pre-fight hype?
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Enlightened-One wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 05:01
oogiebe wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 20:03 Wilder at 231 blows EO's theory that Wilder gets too nervous for his big fights and loses weight. :doh:
I never said Wilder’s weight loss was due to his nerves. So why lie?

Wilder specifically said that he’d intentionally gain weight for the Fury rematch. It was a strategic decision for this particular fight.

My theory about Wilder’s weight for previous bouts is 100% accurate, because we have the numbers and they are what they are.

No one can rewrite history and change them.

At some point in history, there would’ve been rainfall in a desert, but no one should therefore claim that it always rains in said desert.
YOu certainly at the minimum alluded to that.
NateJR
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Post by NateJR »

I think Fury humiliates Wilder this time around.
oogiebe
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NateJR wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 15:29 I think Fury humiliates Wilder this time around.
That's the thing with this fight. There are many, many scenarios that can actually happen. Exciting stuff.
margaret thatcher
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The only way Fury humiliates Wilder, is if when falling from the KO Fury falls on Wilder and crushes him with that 273
boxing_rocks
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It will be similar to the previous fight, but this time Fury is not getting up.
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oogiebe wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 15:05
Enlightened-One wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 05:01
I never said Wilder’s weight loss was due to his nerves. So why lie?

Wilder specifically said that he’d intentionally gain weight for the Fury rematch. It was a strategic decision for this particular fight.

My theory about Wilder’s weight for previous bouts is 100% accurate, because we have the numbers and they are what they are.

No one can rewrite history and change them.

At some point in history, there would’ve been rainfall in a desert, but no one should therefore claim that it always rains in said desert.
YOu certainly at the minimum alluded to that.
Why don’t you quote my words and let the forum decide whether you’re telling the truth or not?

You won’t do this, because it’ll expose your lies. :OhYes: :TU:
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ewenhay wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 01:50 He's in far better shape than that photo. Arms and shoulders have much greater definition now.

In that photo he looks exactly what he was. A guy that's been obese but has just been on a crash diet.
Now you can see fat on his back even through his shirt.
margaret thatcher
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Re: Fury Vs Wilder Weigh In

Post by margaret thatcher »

boxing_rocks wrote: 23 Feb 2020, 00:03
ewenhay wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 01:50 He's in far better shape than that photo. Arms and shoulders have much greater definition now.

In that photo he looks exactly what he was. A guy that's been obese but has just been on a crash diet.
Now you can see fat on his back even through his shirt.
More out of shape than the first fight?

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