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haymakerhayman wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 20:42

Stuarty wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 18:05

It's all fuckin Apple computer sh1t i have so can't get a fuckin stream for love nor money man!

Download navscore off the Apple store pal... boxing / footy streams are crystal and never stop!

Let me know what you think of it. It works absolutely shit hot for me!

haymakerhayman wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 20:42

Stuarty wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 18:05

It's all fuckin Apple computer sh1t i have so can't get a fuckin stream for love nor money man!

Download navscore off the Apple store pal... boxing / footy streams are crystal and never stop!

Cheers mate i'll have a look and give that a bash

Stuarty wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 20:14

clopixolacuphase wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 20:09
I got an Apple and I've always got a load of streams. They might drop out every now and again but that's fishing for you. I'm hoping I end up somewhere on Sunday morning where I can actually pay for this, though. Like somebody else said: every proper boxing fan should be up watching this. It's a genuine marquee 50/50 fight. This is what we're always after. I don't mind paying for it at all.

You'll spend twice as much on gear this Saturday for this fight at least Stu

I'll DM you the streams if it ends up like that, mate

Cheers mate I was thinking of buying it online but i'm in two minds. I've no kids on Sat so i might try and get a kip in the afternoon and stay up for it. Been working funny shifts all week. Too old for it nowadays

I can never get a stream on any of my Apple devices. MacBook, IPad and my IPhone! Someone told me they're set up so you can't get streams because of virus's or some sh1t? I'm a fuckin luddite so i've zero clue about technology so i dunno if it's just my setting that need changed or what!

That's balls man I get everything on Mac. I watched every major fight that I couldn't afford or wasn't at on a Mac. You should be sweet. You must be missing something

Fury looks in sensational condition.

I think he has this if he plays it smart.

buster007 wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 23:25 Fury looks in sensational condition.

I think he has this if he plays it smart.

I really can't see him losing. I won't post for a week if he does.

buster007 wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 23:25 Fury looks in sensational condition.

I think he has this if he plays it smart.

Wilder’s only hope is KO - he’s never beating Fury on points over 12 if as you say he’s uses his head - I can only see those 2 outcomes.

3132DW wrote: ↑20 Feb 2020, 03:48

buster007 wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 23:25 Fury looks in sensational condition.

I think he has this if he plays it smart.

Wilder’s only hope is KO - he’s never beating Fury on points over 12 if as you say he’s uses his head - I can only see those 2 outcomes.

Wilder could get a decision in Vegas though,think of the least likely result and go with that

3132DW wrote: ↑20 Feb 2020, 03:48

buster007 wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 23:25 Fury looks in sensational condition.

I think he has this if he plays it smart.

Wilder’s only hope is KO - he’s never beating Fury on points over 12 if as you say he’s uses his head - I can only see those 2 outcomes.

Trust me, if Canelo got a MD vs Mayweather, Wilder can win on points

Stuarty wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 20:03

littlepug wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 19:47 My brother is getting it and having his mate round, he only lives round the corner so might pop round if I’m still awake, he reckons they’re going out on the lash but coming home and getting their heads down at 10pm till 2am, whatever ! I popped round for the first fight just in time for the ringwalks and they were both passed out, I watched the whole fight and left without them even knowing I was there !

Go out with em and show em how it's done mate

Think I’d be worse than them lol ! Used to be a breeze for me to pull an all nighter on the booze, struggle like fcuk these days though !

clopixolacuphase wrote: ↑20 Feb 2020, 00:44

buster007 wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 23:25 Fury looks in sensational condition.

I think he has this if he plays it smart.

I really can't see him losing. I won't post for a week if he does.

Everyone knows what will happen in this fight for large stretches but it’s a lot more murky whether wilder will be able to land something. It’s so hard to avoid those giant swings for 12 rounds even if you’re skilled.

I’m really really tempted to bet on fury outright for this (he’s just about odds against with unibet)but I would be shitting myself for the whole time

danconnollyeire wrote: ↑20 Feb 2020, 05:29

3132DW wrote: ↑20 Feb 2020, 03:48

Wilder’s only hope is KO - he’s never beating Fury on points over 12 if as you say he’s uses his head - I can only see those 2 outcomes.

Trust me, if Canelo got a MD vs Mayweather, Wilder can win on points

Yup could no agree more. Even a relatively close fight could fall into Wilders lap.

littlepug wrote: ↑20 Feb 2020, 05:56

Stuarty wrote: ↑19 Feb 2020, 20:03



Go out with em and show em how it's done mate

Think I’d be worse than them lol ! Used to be a breeze for me to pull an all nighter on the booze, struggle like fcuk these days though !

Same mate. 8 beers and a curry on a Friday and i'm sh1tting bits of my insides out

I don't think he should have let Ben Davidson go. I didn't think he was much more than a cheer leader when they first hooked up, but his knowledge he is showing as a pundit on these build up shows is quite impressive. He clearly knows Wilder inside out. There has been really nothing in Fury's resume to suggest he will ever be a puncher, I don't think he can learn the technique at 31 and when you see him on the pads / bag you can just see for a man of his size his punching power is pretty poor.

I don't like to say this, mainly cos I think he is shite - but I am leaning towards Wilder. Which goes against my original thoughts when the draw was announced. I'm a firm believer in there being no such thing (or a limited thing) in ring rust. Can you name me a fighter who sites ring rust who actually improves after? Only possibly Leonard after the Howard fight, but then surely he would have been "rusty" against Hagler anyway. However, in Fury's case I think it is slightly different as I am sure he will be in better physical shape this time around. However, I am still learning towards Wilder mainly cos of the lack of Davidson.

We will find out tomorrow when Wilder weighs in but have a close eye at the number

If he comes north of 220lb this is a very bad sign he hasn't carried that weight in a championship level bout before

Thoughts?

Tyson has come so far from the freakish HW who lets be honest, couldn't lace Mickey Rourke's boots when he turned pro.

However since then, he has definitely gained my respect, when he's not comparing himself to other eras ect.

I just have a horrible feeling that Wilder will catch Fury in this fight and he won't be able to get up.

I dont like saying it as Wilder has no skill and absolutely nothing about him apart from a punch. And I can't really stand the bloke.

He makes Carlos Maussa look skillful.

Fingers crossed Fury can punch and move for 12 rounds, but it's he's walking in the rain, how can he not get wet?

Shhhh wrote: ↑20 Feb 2020, 18:47

kbackup408 wrote: ↑20 Feb 2020, 16:00 We will find out tomorrow when Wilder weighs in but have a close eye at the number

If he comes north of 220lb this is a very bad sign he hasn't carried that weight in a championship level bout before

Thoughts?

What time Is the weight in uk time?

11pm

Bayliss will wave this off first chance he gets.

All the talk is Tyson going for a KO ,,,, and too be honest i think this is the way to beat Wilder and beat him convicingly by a wide margin or KO ,, Wilder does'nt seem to me to have the best chin out there ,, close him down , make him defend and take him out is the way to do it , just like Tyson (Mike ) would off done . But to do this your gonna need to have two things in your armory
1---- A good Chin
2 ,----- A good punch ..... both of which i don't think Tyson has got , and if Tyson gets on his bike , this time Wilder will go after him harder and catch him sooner

Gonna go with Wilder around 8-9 rnds when Fury starts too slow down .

By the way i think Ruiz would beat Wilder , and beat him easy , if he's fit just the same has he beat AJ ,,

There do you want anymore what will probably be useless and totally wrong tips

Surprised so few people have talked about fury’s big cut sustained in the last fight. If that opens up again, he can forget it. Avoiding wilder’s shots for 12 rounds is hard enough without blood in your eyes.

coneye wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 07:05 All the talk is Tyson going for a KO ,,,, and too be honest i think this is the way to beat Wilder and beat him convicingly by a wide margin or KO ,, Wilder does'nt seem to me to have the best chin out there ,, close him down , make him defend and take him out is the way to do it , just like Tyson (Mike ) would off done . But to do this your gonna need to have two things in your armory
1---- A good Chin
2 ,----- A good punch ..... both of which i don't think Tyson has got , and if Tyson gets on his bike , this time Wilder will go after him harder and catch him sooner

Gonna go with Wilder around 8-9 rnds when Fury starts too slow down .

By the way i think Ruiz would beat Wilder , and beat him easy , if he's fit just the same has he beat AJ ,,

There do you want anymore what will probably be useless and totally wrong tips

I agree you're right in that steamrolling Wilder is the best way to beat him, but Fury just isn't set up to do that as you say.

Fury is miles better than Wilder in most departments, but with that power its tense from the first second to the last, I'm just worried that Fury is going to get properly tagged again and this time not get up. Especially when he starts clowning.

Riddick Blowe wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 09:04 Surprised so few people have talked about fury’s big cut sustained in the last fight. If that opens up again, he can forget it. Avoiding wilder’s shots for 12 rounds is hard enough without blood in your eyes.

Yeah fair point. How bad would it be if you paid the ppv fee and stayed up till daft o'clock only for the fight to finish early on a cut

Stuarty wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 09:27

Riddick Blowe wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 09:04 Surprised so few people have talked about fury’s big cut sustained in the last fight. If that opens up again, he can forget it. Avoiding wilder’s shots for 12 rounds is hard enough without blood in your eyes.

Yeah fair point. How bad would it be if you paid the ppv fee and stayed up till daft o'clock only for the fight to finish early on a cut

One thing that might be relevant is the side the cut is on. It’s above Fury’s right eye, which is probably better for him given he’s going to be looking to move primarily to his right away from wilder’s right hand, so it’s more likely if it is opened up to be from a jab...

Chaps am I right in thinking if the fight is stopped on cuts past the 4th it's a technical decision? And a technical draw between 1-4? Just checking as a technical decision is 66/1 and with Tysons' eye and all, might be worth a fiver?

stufm wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 12:08 Chaps am I right in thinking if the fight is stopped on cuts past the 4th it's a technical decision? And a technical draw between 1-4? Just checking as a technical decision is 66/1 and with Tysons' eye and all, might be worth a fiver?

Depends if it's a punch or head that opens the cut really mate...

ah right, so a TKO if it's a punch, yes that makes more sense. I'll throw a fiver on anyway, otherwise the fecker will come in.