Wilder withdraws from Fury rematch

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garethhop
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Wilder withdraws from Fury rematch

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Confirmed.

So a stay busy/WWE job for Fury whilst Joshua does Pulev, then 2 Fury/Joshua fights next year in COVID free countries?
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garethhop wrote: 30 Aug 2020, 17:25 Confirmed.

So a stay busy/WWE job for Fury whilst Joshua does Pulev, then 2 Fury/Joshua fights next year in COVID free countries?
Or Pov?
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Actually hold that. Tweet may be bollocks......Barry Jones had retweeted!
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Imagine being on Twitter
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emallini wrote: 31 Aug 2020, 11:08 Imagine being on Twitter
:lol: :clap:
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emallini wrote: 31 Aug 2020, 11:08 Imagine being on Twitter
:TU: :lol:
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Fury doesn’t perform well against easier opponents so be interesting to see what happens there if this is true and he takes an interim fight
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garethhop wrote: 30 Aug 2020, 17:25 Confirmed.

So a stay busy/WWE job for Fury whilst Joshua does Pulev, then 2 Fury/Joshua fights next year in COVID free countries?
God I wish this was true. I never want to see or hear Wilder and his fans' cretinous ramblings ever again. He should just retire. He was fun to watch before he became grandiose and thought he was some kind of supernatural God anointed King. He should stay hidden under his rock.

What is happening with him? He really does seem to have disappeared.
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Cyclops wrote: 02 Sep 2020, 07:30
garethhop wrote: 30 Aug 2020, 17:25 Confirmed.

So a stay busy/WWE job for Fury whilst Joshua does Pulev, then 2 Fury/Joshua fights next year in COVID free countries?
God I wish this was true. I never want to see or hear Wilder and his fans' cretinous ramblings ever again. He should just retire. He was fun to watch before he became grandiose and thought he was some kind of supernatural God anointed King. He should stay hidden under his rock.

What is happening with him? He really does seem to have disappeared.
What you mean you're tired of his "Bomb Squad" and his "till this day" ranting and raving :




:lol: Poor old Smooth, it must've been devastating for him to see Fury batter his boy. :wave:
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Apparently it could be on for Dec. I think fury should come into the ring wearing the suit that deontay wore last time. Just to get under his skin....
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JimJim2009 wrote: 11 Sep 2020, 15:58 Apparently it could be on for Dec. I think fury should come into the ring wearing the suit that deontay wore last time. Just to get under his skin....
Brilliant ! :clap:

You're are the son of Adam "Sith Lord" Booth and Jose Mourinho rolled into one.
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JimJim2009 wrote: 11 Sep 2020, 15:58 Apparently it could be on for Dec. I think fury should come into the ring wearing the suit that deontay wore last time. Just to get under his skin....
He should tell him that he'll let him wear the gloves the way he was supposed to have, when he "cheated" with in the first fight if he wants and... Jeez Deontay is a sitting duck in any build-up. He can't say anything. He's been so pathetic since defeat he's basically fish in a barrel to wind up.

Doesn't mean he can't surprise us all by pulling out a fight-turning big punch. The lad is a seriously dangerous fighter. He has to be treated with respect, despite the fact he hasn't earned any in defeat. I think he's a dickhead, but he's still going. to come into this to win. He NEEDS to win. That's a dangerous bloke.
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This from trustworthy oracle of truth The Sun today:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/boxing/1 ... ny-joshua/

So... Anybody think that this is finally it? Wilder's finally come to his senses and instead we get Fury vs non-entity in December and then the Big One next year?
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Cyclops wrote: 10 Oct 2020, 14:05 This from trustworthy oracle of truth The Sun today:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/boxing/1 ... ny-joshua/

So... Anybody think that this is finally it? Wilder's finally come to his senses and instead we get Fury vs non-entity in December and then the Big One next year?
If this cv19 is hanging around like expected the "big one" ain't happening any time soon .
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Several sources reporting this now. Sky also reporting that Wilder's camp dispute the fight is off. Wilder recently claimed in an interview that he was still in rehab for a bicep injury sustained during the last fight and hadn't started training for this one.
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Amateur hour in the Wilder camp, how hard can it be to decide? You fighting or not, Arum and Warren need to call them out, put them on the spot
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There’s no way this fights happening in December
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Terminator666 wrote: 11 Oct 2020, 03:56 There’s no way this fights happening in December
FW has said Fury will definitely fight in December. Most likely in the UK. SugarHill is in the UK anyway..
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It'll be great for Fury just to fight. It's seems, that it'll be either Wilder or some mismatched opponent. Anyway, those two options are both an easy work. So, just let The Gypsy King keep busy and then fight Joshua in 2021.
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Like to see him fight Hunter who’s a free agent so shouldn’t be hard enough to make. A big enough name but should deal with him comfortably enough.
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ash.123 wrote: 11 Oct 2020, 11:38 Like to see him fight Hunter who’s a free agent so shouldn’t be hard enough to make. A big enough name but should deal with him comfortably enough.
Good call. I was trying to think who he could fight that doesn’t have a fight lined up already - Hunter would be a good shout.
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Or Dillian Whyte!

But then he might turn it down!
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Pov too, surely a straight shot would take preference over an eliminator
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A chance to put his amateur defeat against Price to bed!
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