FURY stopped WILDER in Rematch

[straycat]

We know me quite well.
You bullshit your friends, I'll bullshit my friends, but lets not bullshit each other.

[Pangloss]

I’m sorry, but I only speak English, Spanish and a touch of French and German.

[jeff_lacy_ko]

You two love each other. Get a room already

[USMILMAN]

Fury, by 12 rounds of schooling. Again

[straycat]

2 pounds of bacon and yo azz be talking up some pig Latin I bet

[Tocsin]

Fury 273
Wilder 231

[FightFanAL]

Got to see a little of the Weigh in. Wilder looks bigger than usual. Found it interesting that Fury kept his shirt on for the weigh in and he came in at 273. Obviously that doesnt mean much considering Ruiz-Joshua 1 but it would signal both guys are going out to try and end this early with the extra weight. If that is Fury's idea I still think it's a terrible one.

[jeff_lacy_ko]

Fury on the ruiz training plan. Changing pick to early wilder ko

[Tocsin]

I'm surprised by that. He had been looking in fine shape in the videos I'd seen of him in the build up, and these were pretty clear shots and not Ruiz style photos.

[Cagiva9]

Going with Wilder also on this one. Fury won't be able to keep the pedal down for a full 12, when he tries to coast, Wilder puts out the lights.

at least that's my going into the fight theory. Wilder in 10.

[jeff_lacy_ko]

I'm surprised by that. He had been looking in fine shape in the videos I'd seen of him in the build up, and these were pretty clear shots and not Ruiz style photos.

Maybe he hid weights or something. But thats a high weight for him.

[Pangloss]

I'm actually less interested in his official weight (because I could see him doing some tricky shit to throw that into doubt on that end too), than how his body visibly looks if we get to see him sans shirt (my bet is we might not).

Starting off pretty well. Fury’s face and rest of his body looked fairly lean for him, so not sure I’d put too much stock in that weight, but we’ll see tomorrow. Wilder definitely looked like he’d bulked up a bit.

[NoPropaganda 253]

Got to see a little of the Weigh in. Wilder looks bigger than usual. Found it interesting that Fury kept his shirt on for the weigh in and he came in at 273. Obviously that doesnt mean much considering Ruiz-Joshua 1 but it would signal both guys are going out to try and end this early with the extra weight. If that is Fury's idea I still think it's a terrible one.

No?

[marciano1952]

Both guys def looked to have bulked up a little....not sure it really helps wilder as it could slow him down or drain his Stamina.....Fury Looks leaner but it could ultimently have the same effect on him if he put on to much muscle....we will see....

[straycat]

Wilder been as high as 228 so it shouldn't be too much a problem if he carrys his money shot late.

[the13r]

Fury 7th round TKO



Fury down early but survives
Fury stops him later with an unanswered flurry
with Wilder being hurt and on the ropes not defending enough

[FightFanAL]

Got to see a little of the Weigh in. Wilder looks bigger than usual. Found it interesting that Fury kept his shirt on for the weigh in and he came in at 273. Obviously that doesnt mean much considering Ruiz-Joshua 1 but it would signal both guys are going out to try and end this early with the extra weight. If that is Fury's idea I still think it's a terrible one.

No?

Lmao, it was hard to tell. Although after thinking about it maybe Fury thinks the extra weight will help with his punch resistance? I dont know at this point.

[the13r]

Got to see a little of the Weigh in. Wilder looks bigger than usual. Found it interesting that Fury kept his shirt on for the weigh in and he came in at 273. Obviously that doesnt mean much considering Ruiz-Joshua 1 but it would signal both guys are going out to try and end this early with the extra weight. If that is Fury's idea I still think it's a terrible one.

No?

Lol good stuff

[Peat56]

Fury 273
Wilder 231

This concerns me as far as Wilder goes.

[Peat56]

I really don't like the sound of Fury being 273 lbs. Gotta wonder what that means for a fight that could go into the later half...

The first fight was very good and quite fascinating to watch. Fury obviously has more talent and skill. Wilder is just a big, powerful machine.

Had Fury been given the win in the first fight, I doubt too many people would have had a problem with it as many saw a clear but close points victory for him. But in a fight where Fury was floored twice, not too many freaked out over the draw.

I am rooting for Fury 100%. But Wilder has the ability to hurt Fury. He's done it before. I feel like he will look outclassed at times, but he will also find Fury and land those bombs, and it could be enough to get the job done. We watched Fury bleed profusely in a recent fight. If that happens here it'll spell doom for him. Plus, Fury seems to heavy. Not sure what's up there but I doubt 273 is a good weight for him.

I hope I am wrong about all of this and that Fury can cruise to a convincing points win or maybe even a stoppage. That's my wish. But its not what I would bet on.

[Mayz]

What makes this a great fight is that you don't know who will win.

Wilder is awful, but he has real one punch power and only needs to land one trademark, close your eyes and throw punch.

Fury, is the much better boxer, but he's a headcase who has a cut that hasn't recovered and is probably going in looking for the KO, rather than using his much superior skills, even though he doesn't have that one punch power.

I'm genuinely excited.

If I had to pick it'll be Wilder in the mid rounds when Fury looks to close the show... But I will drop some money on Fury by KO... You never know with Tyson. Seems like an awful idea, but last time I gave him 0% chance of winning and he made Wilder look like a absolute amateur.

[Danielk015]

After the weigh in, the bets have swung a little more Wilder. On bovada, Fury is at +115. I am actually hoping and thinking Fury goes to +125 before the fight. Public money loves power and I think more will go that route unless right English folks start putting money down on Fury tomorrow.

[chef97]

If Fury really tries to KO Wilder early I think he'll be in trouble down the stretch.... My pick is Wilder by late KO but I'm rooting for the Gypsy King....

[the13r]

Saturday 22, February 2020
MGM Grand, Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

heavy
Deontay Wilder 231 42 0 1
vs
Tyson Fury 273 29 0 1
World Boxing Council World Heavy Title

heavy
Charles Martin 254 27 2 1
vs
Gerald Washington 236½ 20 3 1

super bantam
Emanuel Navarrete 122 30 1 0
vs
Jeo Santisima 122 19 2 0
World Boxing Organisation World Super Bantam Title

welter
Amir Ahmed Imam 141½ 22 2 0
vs
Javier Molina 141½ 21 2 0

feather
Isaac Lowe 125½ 19 0 3
vs
Alberto Guevara 126 27 5 0

welter
Subriel Matias 142 15 0 0
vs
Petros Ananyan 142 14 2 2

super welter
Sebastian Fundora 153½ 13 0 1
vs
Daniel Lewis 153 6 0 0

light
Gabriel Flores Jr 132½ 16 0 0
vs
Matt Conway 132½ 17 1 0

super light
Rolando Romero 137 10 0 0
vs
Arturs Ahmetovs 136 5 0 0

welter
Vito Mielnicki Jr 147 4 0 0
vs
Corey Champion 147 1 2 0

[KSTAT124]

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