He was the favorite during the first and 2nd fight between Fury, but in the 3rd, Fury ended and proved that he had won all 3 fights. Wilder was a 100% KO artist before he fough Fury, but he just found his kryptonite as he could not KO Fury, the guy got knock down, got up and continue like nothing happen/ I think that's really how strong Fury is, he might not be a KO artist but anyone who would fight him would struggle to beat him especially if they are thinking of pull up an impressive win.
I think the main reason for Wilder's downfall was his lack of resilience and weak mentality. He had a massively inflated ego from the zero-loss and 100% KO record. That was where he was getting his confidence from. The moment that was taken away from him by the draw in their first fight, his mentality collapsed like a house of cards. He realised he was not the "chosen one" destined for success. In the pre-fight interviews he looked scared and broken, Fury was totally dominating him. Before the 3rd, there was even a press conference when he refused to talk at all, which was a massive sign of weakness. Fury even offered to do both parts himself, which was hilarious.
Yes, and as we have seen when he lost the second fight, he was blaming everyone, the referee, the costume that he is wearing coming out, his trainer. And that is a sign that his ego has been damage already. And in his last fight he lost, again, I see that his lost with Fury has something to do with that, mentally wise.
I changed my mind, I want to see Wilder Vs Ngannou now. I think Wilder would be a favourite but it won't be as easy for him as it was for AJ.
The fight is a banger, two heavy hitters, but Wilder will have a massive advantage here in my opinion. Perhaps this fight could be good for him to get back his confidence and maybe still continue with his career and making good money.