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Pussay Patrol Flag 02 Dec 18 5.45am

Draw

Most people saying Fury was robbed, he clearly won on points

Not sure how one judge thinks 115-111 Wilder and another judge 114-110 Fury !

Edited by Pussay Patrol (02 Dec 2018 6.02am)

 

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Tom-the-eagle Flag Croydon 02 Dec 18 5.50am

Had Fury ahead. Controlled fight with his jab.

He has exposed Wilder a bit tonight.

Great fight. Bring on the rematch and then AJ.

 

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Stirlingsays Flag 02 Dec 18 5.55am

One of those fights that's open to interpretation.

On the balance I think I had Fury by a couple....but he never won a round big.

However, well done to the man, getting up in the 12th from those shots was something else.

 

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black eagle. Flag south croydon. 02 Dec 18 6.46am

I listened to the fight on the radio,sounded like Fury was robbed despite being knocked down twice.

Floyd Mayweather thought Fury won the first five rounds.

 
black eagle. Flag south croydon. 02 Dec 18 7.12am

Apparently neither fighter would confirm a rematch which makes me think has AJ v Wilder already been agreed for April 13th at Wembley stadium?

 
Casual Flag Orpington 02 Dec 18 9.12am

The judge that has Wilder up by 4 rounds had him winning the first 4 rounds? Wtf
I’m not sure that he won any apart from the 2, 10-8 rounds.
That knockdown in the 12th, f*ck me I was expecting fury’s eyes to be shut, thought he was asleep. How he got up from that I don’t know , we was like a robot, just stood up and wasn’t even dazed, fair play.
I don’t know how fury was so chilled out and relaxed after, I’d have been chasing the judges round the arena.
Enjoyed it. The 4:30am fights are so much better than the earlier ones.

 
black eagle. Flag south croydon. 02 Dec 18 10.17am

Originally posted by Casual

The judge that has Wilder up by 4 rounds had him winning the first 4 rounds? Wtf
I’m not sure that he won any apart from the 2, 10-8 rounds.
That knockdown in the 12th, f*ck me I was expecting fury’s eyes to be shut, thought he was asleep. How he got up from that I don’t know , we was like a robot, just stood up and wasn’t even dazed, fair play.
I don’t know how fury was so chilled out and relaxed after, I’d have been chasing the judges round the arena.
Enjoyed it. The 4:30am fights are so much better than the earlier ones.

Casual from what you saw do you think AJ will beat Wilder?

 
Tom-the-eagle Flag Croydon 02 Dec 18 10.26am

Think Fury is the most skilful heavyweight on the planet. His skill, size, heart and hand speed will make him a problem for anyone including AJ. If he could just develop his power.

Full respect for taking this fight. He fought Wilder in the States and Wlad in Germany. Whilst Fury talks the talk he also walks the walk.

 

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Rudi Hedman Flag Caterham 02 Dec 18 10.33am

Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle

Think Fury is the most skilful heavyweight on the planet. His skill, size, heart and hand speed will make him a problem for anyone including AJ. If he could just develop his power.

Full respect for taking this fight. He fought Wilder in the States and Wlad in Germany. Whilst Fury talks the talk he also walks the walk.

Very good point to make. So much bullsh1t and ducking in the sport nearly all of the time.

 

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Pussay Patrol Flag 02 Dec 18 11.08am

Originally posted by black eagle.

Apparently neither fighter would confirm a rematch which makes me think has AJ v Wilder already been agreed for April 13th at Wembley stadium?

There's a rematch clause so there has to be a rematch

 

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Stirlingsays Flag 02 Dec 18 11.18am

Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

There's a rematch clause so there has to be a rematch

?

Even if there was a rematch clause there doesn't have to be a rematch. No one is forced to take a fight it just provides options for the title holder if he loses and puts a next fight restriction on the new title winner until a certain time limit is met.

It is highly unlikely that Tyson, as a title challenger, had a rematch clause but highly likely that Wilder did.

As Wilder didn't lose I should imagine he's free to do as he wants.


Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Dec 2018 11.22am)

 

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Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Dec 18 11.20am

Fury deserves huge plaudits for his performance and coming back from two knockdowns to attain a draw.Mental health issues and shedding 10 stone to get back into fighting condition - he is a true warrior and inspiration to those who have suffered similar issues in life.

 
Stirlingsays Flag 02 Dec 18 11.25am

Originally posted by Willo

Fury deserves huge plaudits for his performance and coming back from two knockdowns to attain a draw.Mental health issues and shedding 10 stone to get back into fighting condition - he is a true warrior and inspiration to those who have suffered similar issues in life.

Are you writing a script for a reward ceremony Willo? The guy earns millions for coming back in a title fight....Yeah it must have been such a hard decision.


Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Dec 2018 11.25am)

 

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Pussay Patrol Flag 02 Dec 18 11.31am

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

?

Even if there was a rematch clause there doesn't have to be a rematch. No one is forced to take a fight it just provides options for the title holder if he loses and puts a next fight restriction on the new title winner until a certain time limit is met.

It is highly unlikely that Tyson, as a title challenger, had a rematch clause but highly likely that Wilder did.

As Wilder didn't lose I should imagine he's free to do as he wants.


Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Dec 2018 11.22am)

not gonna argue but Wilder can't really call out AJ until he's settled this especially as most people think he lost, same for Fury. He can't really go after AJ, he hasn't got a belt nor is he a mandatory challenger.

AJ doesn't need either fight

 

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Badger11 Flag Beckenham 02 Dec 18 11.35am

Sounds like Fury performed a lot better than I gave him credit for so I respect the man for that.

Money now talks. I suspect that right now AJ versus Fury at Wembley will be a bigger fight that either AJ versus Wilder or the rematch with Fury.

I make that statement on the basis that Wilder is not a big name in the US at the moment.

Of course it's now down to the promoters so anything can happen.

 

One more point
Stirlingsays Flag 02 Dec 18 11.36am

Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

not gonna argue but Wilder can't really call out AJ until he's settled this especially as most people think he lost, same for Fury. He can't really go after AJ, he hasn't got a belt nor is he a mandatory challenger.

AJ doesn't need either fight


I'd agree with that.....but Wilder hasn't been that type of fighter up to now....but lets hope that's what happens.

 

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Ouzo Dan Flag Behind you 02 Dec 18 11.39am

AJ takes a punch like that on the chin & he isn't getting up.

Surreal WWE 12th round where Tyson looks out cold, wilder is celebrating & Fury just sits up like the undertaker & then finishes the round by far the better fighter.

Brilliant boxing match actually

Edited by Ouzo Dan (02 Dec 2018 11.41am)

 

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Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Dec 18 11.41am

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Are you writing a script for a reward ceremony Willo? The guy earns millions for coming back in a title fight....Yeah it must have been such a hard decision.


Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Dec 2018 11.25am)

Making a decision is one matter, actually coming back and performing as he has done is a totally different proposition.To turn his life around and to get back into shape is to be greatly admired.

 
black eagle. Flag south croydon. 02 Dec 18 11.41am

I give Fury maximum respect,the 2nd knockdown sounded like a big punch.

Lesser fighters wouldn't of got up.

I hope Eddie Hearn announces AJ v Wilder next week with the winner fighting Tyson(fists of)Fury.

 
Stirlingsays Flag 02 Dec 18 11.46am

Originally posted by black eagle.

I give Fury maximum respect,the 2nd knockdown sounded like a big punch.

Lesser fighters wouldn't of got up.

I hope Eddie Hearn announces AJ v Wilder next week with the winner fighting Tyson(fists of)Fury.

That second knockdown was pretty special.....massive blow and a punch on the way down as well.

Fury looks out of it....then gets up like the undertaker from WWE and is clear eyed.

Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Dec 2018 11.49am)

 

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