Topic: [ BOXING ]: Fury vs Wilder III in Las Vegas on 18th July 2020 !!! - page 54. (Read 6747 times)

I don't think those Wilder odds are good at all.

He probably got concussed in the first fight and we heard stories that he broke his hand before the second Luis Ortiz fight. With all the injuries Wilder is racking up I really don't think he has much of a chance of winning either.

He's too stupid to realize that a 40lb suit might tire him out before the fight, then fires the trainer who saved him from a devastating knockout, I doubt he's smart enough to adapt to Fury in the third fight.

I think Fury will smother him once again in the third, and win even more convincingly, this time by a full-fledged KO.

I have to go along with this. Things are not looking good for Wilder because if the re-match goes ahead he will be a broken fighter and broken man who was physically and mentally beaten by Fury and if he decides to take on a couple of other fighters with a view to fighting for the heavyweight title again then Wilder and his team might be thinking about what others will be saying about them.

Wilder will need to do something amazing and at the same time Fury will need to lower his standards for there to be any chance of Wilder winning. The smart opinion says Fury will win.

What definitely sounds good the words right there. The moment he said, "I am the King" literally gave me chills. I can feel how much this guy wanted to regain his title from Tyson Fury. But then, Tyson Fury is too far from his. He will definitely be outplayed by Tyson Fury. But we cannot tell yet. If he wants to win against Tyson Fury then I guess he must start his intensive training already. If I were him, I would accept my defeat and try to ask a rematch with character. That is a strategy that most likely attracts victory. Nevertheless, not mocking the player who defeated you.

I was watching an interview and it was said there might never be Joshua vs Fury fight soon, He gave the understanding of the order of fight which shows, the choice of who to fight might go around but not Joshua. A Briton champion fight does not look necessary, people just want it but it does not prove any point. More so, the Champion might likely share the same fan, their personalities of those champion are lovely compare to Deontay and the rest from America.

In my opinion a fight against Tyson Fury will give you the same outcome, they both fought for around 60 minutes in those fights two fights and apart from the huge two shots in the first fight there was nothing that showed that Wilder could land his lucky punch that could knock out Tyson Fury and the smart move could be Wilder challenging Anthony Joshua as i think it is a much better fight style wise and we all know that Anthony Joshua was avoiding the Wilder fight and with this loss if he pushes for a fight for the belt then they might put that fight together and if he wins those titles then he should challenge Tyson Fury once again. The only reason i do not want to see an immediate rematch is because, historically none of the fighters who had an undefeated record never came back and fought the same after getting defeated.

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Check out these boxers how their career turned out after suffering their first loss, Prince Naseem Hamed, Michael Grant, Adrien Broner and there might be many but they never fought the same and they were once invincible and after the defeat they were never the same. How Wilder will recover from this loss is a mystery until he fights again and proves and with all the lame excuses he is putting out i am not sure he will learn about his mistakes and start to learn new techniques.

I like to share some prediction on the odds of the Fury vs Wilder 3, from https://www.oddsshark.com/boxing/fury-wilder-3-odds-and-prediction

That would be :


Therefore for Wilder Fans, you got a good betting odds here, in case Wilder would bounce back with a win.

Your advice is the best way forward but will Wilder, his team and more importantly their ego allow for that to happen? They should let rational decision making be the top priority and nothing else.

I would a little further than what you wrote because Fury beat Wilder mentally and physically. To go from that sort of beating, to go from being completely out boxed to somehow beat Fury is a dream. Anything is possible once they are in the ring but the majority will not give Wilder a hope for winning.

Fury just won the fight, Wilder was the one who demolished himself by saying lame excuses.

Wilder should learn how to be "heavy", how to behave when your weight is 110+ kg. During that fight vs Fury he had his maximum weight in his career. I suppose that was also something new for him, as he usually fights as 96+kg. To be able to win Fury, he needs something to oppose Fury's speed and ability to hold a punch.

We will see their fight so aggressive if both boxer will show consistent attacks. If they won't ignore the instances, their chance of winning is highly potential at 100% success. However, if wilder or fury stands on their lucky punches and would take the winning knock outs; they're prepared and ready for the next division.

Are you sure about that, I guess people would still buy the hype here and they want their man Wilder to take the crown back, he will be king because he believes it and as a king he has to be given another opportunity to fight. If Fury wins again, then for sure, there's not fight that would happen again.

LOL, that would be so interesting to watch then but I think it won't happen.

I'm not so sure. I think this one will be a lot closer like the first. I don't think Wilder will make the same mistakes again and his corner certainly wont be throwing in the towel, but my only hope is that it's not a boring fight which it will be if Wilder is worried and stand-offish. I just hope he just comes out guns blazing this time like Fury did. I think he will have to if he wants to win the belt back as playing it safe isn't an option. He really needs to go for a KO this time and hope he can sleep Fury like he almost did in the first.


It will likely be in June or July. They'll be trying to get the venue booked before they announce anything.

Edit: It's just been announced for July 18th in Las Vegas at the MGM grand.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/tyson-fury-vs-deontay-wilder-21613747

Joshua is fighting Pulev on June the 20th so that could mean the winner of Fury/Wilder could happen before the end of the year: https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/boxing/10726941/fury-wilder-live-result-reaction-updates-joshua-haye-whyte/


Why is it a bad idea? It's the best possible thing he can do for his career right now win or lose. He'd be stupid to turn down the option of a contractual obligated fight where he gets to win his belt back. This is the best option he has right now and fighting lesser fighters is pointless. Less cash and no belt. If he loses then he'll move on to fighting those but if he wins then he'll likely go for the big blockbuster fights and it will likely be the winner of the Joshua/Pulev fight unless Tyson also has a rematch clause.

Nobody wants to see death inside the ring, I'm pretty sure who will referee the fight will check the condition and what is happening in the ring so if Wilder still do that just run away and do not come out of his shield, we will have the same result, if he is the man then he must go and fight the man, not waiting for opening that did not arrive.

What an absolutely embarassing video lol.

How on earth can Wilder come out saying he's a king and that he will rise again, after blaming his terrible performance on a 40lb costume lol. That doesn't sound like the words of a true King or a warrior.

Nobody wants to see the damn third fight. Fury got robbed in the first fight, and absolutely mauled him in the second fight. I think he might even kill him in the third if this trend continues.

Some of us think that he wants a part 3 and some of us think that he's only covering up his loss. But if you will asked me, it's more of the latter part because that sh*t is unnecessary at all. If you lose, you lose; wait for the next time that you will face each other  inside the ring once again. That's the best place to say and prove that "I'm the king" lol.

Yes, it's full of emotions, it's like he is pouring everything here and there are some kind of pride as well.

For sure, Wilder will still have supporters in this community, but the way he lost and making the stupid excuse, makes you question him even more if he still has it, psychologically to face Fury in a third match and win. So let's see if he can bounce back by having the third fight as schedule, its a big gamble though.

I'll disagree with that odds and I would surely bet on Wilder if that will be the odds offered in my sportsbook.

Well, the two games that we saw might already be enough for us fans to prove that It's Fury who is the better fighter but Wilder is still a champ, he only loss 1 game and he still have a lot of fans and followers out their, give a man a chance to bounce back, besides these two are fun to watch, so another shot.

This is probably about pride, think about it, up until this fight he was undefeated and he defeated almost all of his opponents with a knockout, it is obvious Wilder is going to be believe he is the best even if the rest of the world does not think that anymore, I also believe there is simply not enough time for Wilder to change who he is as a fighter and improve to the point he could defeat Fury, but at the same time it is not like he has too much of a choice, if he does not invoke the rematch clause right now Fury will probably never accept to fight against him again.

That's a very emotional and a decent self-motivation video. However, I don't think Wilder can close the gap in a very short time. I'm sorry to the Wilder's fan out there, but he already lost twice (actually) against Fury. I don't think the third fight would make any difference. He was outboxed in the first fight and outclassed in the second fight. As long as Fury still training properly, he would still win against Wilder 9/10.

I don't think so, you can't teach an old dog new tricks, he's been exposed two times in his bout against Fury, he does have a very powerful right hand but Fury is an exceptional boxer who solves the puzzles on every boxer that he fought and he exposes Wilder, you cannot teach Wilder to become a thinking boxer when all he has is his powerful right hand, that cannot connect with Fury.

For me Wilder has a chance to win this battle again fury because he seem very eager to compete fury even his opponent have potential, and I see him as a good  example of not giving up easily because of his determination to win the battle even his foe give him a hard time or struggle but still Wilder keep continue to reach his goal to win.