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Predictions? Anything you think changes if it happens?

Btw, thinking about this fight made me think about how much I'd want Fury to lose just so Warren and ESPN shut the f@ck up about that godt damn lineal sh!T

The rematch will look like the first fight. Although Fury won't be caught again. Fury is a one to progress. Now he has an aid of granda Bob, who won't allow the judging to be that corrupt again. So, Fury will win this time.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 02:55 Predictions? Anything you think changes if it happens?

Btw, thinking about this fight made me think about how much I'd want Fury to lose just so Warren and ESPN shut the f@ck up about that godt damn lineal sh!T

They wont stop with the lineal talk, they will just say Wilder is the Lineal Champion. I think Fury will Lose, Wilder will get him BEFORE the 8th round.

Actuaklly, now that I think about it, maybe Fury just needs a belt and they'd shut up about it

Fingers crossed that Fury adds the WBC to his collection, but my head is saying another draw for no reason.

Here's the thing, I know Fury may have been coming back and stuff, but was he really the one who didn't box to his best? I mean Wilder seemed totally sh!t and still got a draw, I just feel that he could manage a little bit better more so than Fury. Fury despite the layoff seemed on , and Wilder has that power with him still

Who the hell knows? The only certainty is that nothing will happen unless wilder lands a bomb.

Wilder is style makes him look beatable, then again it is awkward and Wilder is more of a sniper then a boxer. He can box, but don't care about it. Might go another root against Fury. Since Fury is quick, good on his feet and is a learner, but so is Wilder.

I hope both guys get a good paycheck for it.

Hard to predict. I'd say Fury on points: he learns and change fight by fight , and has the technique to outboxe Wilder, but to beat the american he must pay attention each second of the fight.

Well I saw zero improvement in Wilder...a few people spoke of his patience...he’s always been cautious, patient and pawing with a jab. I’m sure Fury can do well against him again. Just watch out for that freak power, easier said then done.

lazboy wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 05:23 Well I saw zero improvement in Wilder...a few people spoke of his patience...he’s always been cautious, patient and pawing with a jab. I’m sure Fury can do well against him again. Just watch out for that freak power, easier said then done.

Exactly the same as here , Wilder doesn't even try to win rounds/points I can't even think of a fight he was winning before the end came it's just weather Fury can see the final bell

it really is scary power that wilder has. fury had the fight until the last round last time, and then out of nowhere a heavy knockdown. the same with ortiz last night.
fury should be better now than a year ago, so he has the edge.

If Wilder lands the right hand, he wins. It’s a big if though. Didn’t manage it once in the first fight

Fury to fiddle and confuse Wilder to a close UD. No knockdowns, no action.

Its number 1 vs number 2 in a true 50-50 fight. Rarely in boxing do we get this.

marvelous marv wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 07:54 Its number 1 vs number 2 in a true 50-50 fight. Rarely in boxing do we get this.

ValMar wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 09:06

marvelous marv wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 07:54 Its number 1 vs number 2 in a true 50-50 fight. Rarely in boxing do we get this.

No ... it's english fan vs american fans .... there is way more english fans following HW in boxrec than Americans. So this poll kinda of deceiving

A pretty significant part of the hype relies on politely going along with the fiction that the first fight was draw-like... but it's cool for them to fight again.

First fight was as fair a draw as you'll ever see.

No, it wasn't. Should have been around 115-111 Fury or more lopsided, but not any closer.
What important questions did that fight leave unanswered? I can't think of any. Can Fury outbox Wilder? Almost constantly. Can Fury stand up to Wilder's power? Yes, even when it looks like his soul has been blasted out of his body, he can go on to win the rest of that round. The mystery is... ?

Boxtune wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 13:56

ValMar wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 09:06

No ... it's english fan vs american fans .... there is way more english fans following HW in boxrec than Americans. So this poll kinda of deceiving

I dunno. I think boxing trumps wishful patriotism on here. Well, it should.
I voted Fury- don't like either guy, never have, and I'm not Bwitish.

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 14:27 First fight was as fair a draw as you'll ever see.

Yeah I remembered thinking the draw was perfectly reasonable when it was announced.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 15:10

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 14:27 First fight was as fair a draw as you'll ever see.

Yeah I remembered thinking the draw was perfectly reasonable when it was announced.

I agree. I can see a draw. Too many rounds with nothing really landing from either fighter.
People act like Fury out landed him 10-1.
But really neither were connecting much

tiny_acres wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 15:12

gilgamesh wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 15:10

Yeah I remembered thinking the draw was perfectly reasonable when it was announced.

I agree. I can see a draw. Too many rounds with nothing really landing from either fighter.
People act like Fury out landed him 10-1.
But really neither were connecting much

Yeah to me the first 4 rounds were all of the "Could go either way" variety pretty much. Fury won every round he didn't get dropped in after from Round 5 onward, but the early rounds being what they were, and then him getting dropped twice. Yeah, you got a draw.

tiny_acres wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 15:12

gilgamesh wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 15:10

Yeah I remembered thinking the draw was perfectly reasonable when it was announced.

I agree. I can see a draw. Too many rounds with nothing really landing from either fighter.
People act like Fury out landed him 10-1.
But really neither were connecting much

People let the excitement of Wilder's KO potential blind them to how little he accomplishes when he can't land that bomb. I think if you could watch him for the first time without knowing his reputation, you'd be real hard pressed to score rounds for him.
Now granted, when he lands the bomb it's awesome, and granted, Fury's style is often unexciting. He isn't going to outland him 10 to 1. He doesnt throw enough to do that. But nobody said he was beating the daylights out of him. Rounds don't have to be dominant to be clear.

Either Fury bores us to tears and wins by UD, or Fury bores us to tears, is winning by UD and gets knocked out.

50/50 for me.