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Re: If Wilder Fury happens this Summer, who wins?

Posted: 20 Jan 2015, 14:33
by lillywhite14
As unlikely as it is, if Jennings beats Wlad, then all the titles are in the States, that would leave Tyson on the outside looking in big time unless he decides to fight without Peter in his corner again.

Re: If Wilder Fury happens this Summer, who wins?

Posted: 20 Jan 2015, 19:45
by northern
I like fury, for all his comments and for all the negatives people say about him, he is brilliant both in the ring and out, his attitude and charisma; they polarise people you have to love him or hate him and when you look at his ability in the ring, the test against Chisora to see how he had improved was passed in spades, he's always improving and the calibre of opponents he is matching against prove he can fight with the worlds elite right now.

Wilder is a force to reckoned with no matter who you put him against at the moment, he has both knockout power as we've seen in all but one of his fights and as we saw in his title win he has the boxing ability to go round after round and box smart and conserve his strength as well as use it when he sees an opening. There has always been the question of how he acts in the later rounds, having gone the championship distance now, I'm convinced, he is one of if not the best heavyweight after Wladimir Klitschko.

in the fight of Fury vs Wilder : Wilder
Why: Fury is too over confident at times and as good as he is, he is a showman, he makes a good fight, if he does that for an instant against wilder, its over, wilder will turn the tide and win the rest of the fight or see the opening and put Fury down.

Re: If Wilder Fury happens this Summer, who wins?

Posted: 20 Jan 2015, 19:46
by Tuan_Jim
northern wrote: the calibre of opponents he is matching against prove he can fight with the worlds elite right now.
Sometimes you can read comments on here three times and are still left scratching your head. How can anyone write such a berserk remark with a straight face?