[ BOXING ]: Fury vs Wilder III in Las Vegas on 18th July 2020 !!! - page 55.

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Quote from: DeathAngel on March 01, 2020, 06:37:05 AM

It’ll be another big pay day for Wilder

Obviously that is why he is still interested with the 3rd fight, IMO, they are expecting it to generate more money compared to the last two fights.

Quote from: DeathAngel on March 01, 2020, 06:37:05 AM

but I think the result will be the same

Just like most of the people after seeing the last two fights, they will think that Fury would still easily win this fight but I hope this would be a more competitive fight and Fury will struggle a bit.

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I agree. Wilder is coming across as being the king and being sure he will win the re-match.

In the video he already looks beaten and confused, maybe he is trying to imagine himself as invincible but he knows he not only lost the fight he was beaten physically and destroyed mentally because he was out boxed by Tyson Fury.

Quote from: panganib999 on February 29, 2020, 01:06:19 PM

I actually don't like this kind of fighter, trying to mock who defeated him. Why Deontay can't just be humble and accept the fact that he lost? Yeah he's good at boxing but we never know who is greater than us, and it is shown on their fight. If he really wanted to gain his honor again might as well just be humble, there is no stronger man than being a humble man. Look at Pacquiao, never mocks never trashtalked still on top despite his age.

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Wilder was always going to activate the rematch clause in the fight contract. He was a World Champ so would have been in control of negotiations at the time.

It’ll be another big pay day for Wilder but I think the result will be the same

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I don't know how to react with these retaliation video after a big loss. I mean, he's either building another hype for the trilogy or really butt hurt for the outcome of the fight that he couldn't swallow his pride after his side raised the white flag.
Somehow I dont like how the way he utters, he really sounds like a child trying to cheer himself up and revenge himself for another rematch.
Nevertheless, I have a feeling he'll lose again.

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 29, 2020, 10:19:44 AM

Deontay Wilder intends to invoke the re-match clause to fight Tyson Fury again....

Really bad idea by Deontay Wilder and it looks like his ego will crush his career rather than looking for other challenges he is really finding it hard to accept the defeat.

Quote from: JollyGood on February 29, 2020, 10:19:44 AM

“For the war has just begun. I will rise again. I am strong. I am a king. You can’t take my pride. I am a warrior. I am a King that will never give up. I am a King that will fight to the death.

Already 19 rounds and Deontay Wilder was able to win just 2 rounds in a war, i call it a massacre if it was a war Cheesy

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 29, 2020, 10:19:44 AM

“And if anyone don’t understand that, [they] don’t understand what it is to go to war, don’t understand what it is to fight.

He himself came out and claimed that he was not able to carry 40 pounds he was wearing and he is talking about war, he is not even fit to carry his dress to the ring while the brave soldiers carry around 100 pounds all day Cheesy

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 29, 2020, 10:19:44 AM

“We will rise again, I will regain the title. I will be back. We will hold our heads up high.
“Your King is in great spirit and we will rise like a phoenix from the ashes and regain the title.

The only wise words he said after the fight, there is nothing to be ashamed and he should hold his head high up as he was the baddest man on earth for a long time and that is not a small feat.

Quote from: JollyGood on February 29, 2020, 10:19:44 AM

Personally I think Wilder will be beaten again by being knocked out or by TKO but it will not go to a points decision. In my opinion Fury will out box and out class Wilder again.

Mark Breland made Deontay Wilder a favor by throwing in the towel and rescuing him from the onslaught and the only reason we are talking about a third fight is because of that. Tyson Fury is a superior boxer and it is evident from his performance throughout his career where he always rises to the occasion. I am really impressed with Tyson Fury adapting the Kronk style of boxing to come up with a masterful performance and i am sure he will school Wilder once again.

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Quote from: Saisher on February 29, 2020, 09:25:24 PM

On their fight he is very cautious and looks afraid on Fury, he cannot get out on his shield and cannot unleash his potent weapon which is his right hand straight

Even though we can't assure that he was really afraid against Fury that time as he is the only one who can verify it (but of course no boxer will admit that he is afraid of his opponent, isn't it? Grin

), I agree with you somehow because that's what it seemed to be. I didn't see the agressive and fearless Wilder I used to know. It was shocking to watch that he get dominated all rounds (IMO), he's obviously not isln his best shape.

I'm hoping that if ever there would be a part 3 they should go blow by blow and the last man standing will be the real king Cheesy

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I've expected this already since the day of their fight. I know that Wilder will not just accept his first defeat. He wants a rematch against a bigger Fury. He just showed that he is a fighter full of pride and can't accept defeat.

An Article posted here said that probably it will be July. This is just a expected date and there is still a chance that it will not happen this July. I want the Fury - Joshua to happen this year

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Quote from: NavI_027 on February 29, 2020, 08:45:42 PM

That's the spirit, I love it! Good for him that he pick himself up fast

. I guess he really learned a lot from his loss against Fury. If the time comes that they will match up again, for sure he will be less cocky and be more careful on his steps which is the thing he should do from the very start.

On their fight he is very cautious and looks afraid on Fury, he cannot get out on his shield and cannot unleash his potent weapon which is his right hand straight, he should show something that he did not show on their first two fights, just like what Joshua did in their second match, he must become unpredictable.

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That's the spirit, I love it! Good for him that he pick himself up fast

. I guess he really learned a lot from his loss against Fury. If the time comes that they will match up again, for sure he will be less cocky and be more careful on his steps which is the thing he should do from the very start.

Quote from: JollyGood on February 29, 2020, 10:19:44 AM

Personally I think Wilder will be beaten again by being knocked out or by TKO but it will not go to a points decision. In my opinion Fury will out box and out class Wilder again.

Don't be hasty dude. I also once predict that the champion (Wilder that time) will dominate the contender again blah bla blah. But look at me now, I lose a bet Grin

. Now we know what Fury can really do, we should double think on betting now.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on February 29, 2020, 08:28:32 PM

This might be very disadvantageous for Wilder. He will rest for only 1 month and begin training again for 3 months until July?

Let us also hope that he does not wear 40 pound costumes during the ring walk again hehehhe.

He might do for all we know a Mike Tyson walk where the only costume he wore is a towel and two of his belts back when he fought Spinks, the blaming is now over and it's time for him to see what went wrong, we will a see Wilder now but he needs to do away with those bad talks, he will be a huge underdog now.

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Quote from: stadus on February 29, 2020, 06:32:16 PM

It's Wilder's last chance to prove that he can bounce back after a big lose.
I think in the 3rd fight, people would follow their emotion and they will be hype about Fury's win and that would give a better betting odds for Wilder.
I'm wondering what would be the odds for "Wilder to win by KO", I am pretty sure I'll bet on that.

Or the public will be backing Fury this time since he already did it before why not go for the second time right? I might also take Wilder depending on which side is favored and how it'll move as match day gets closer.

Quote from: virasog on February 29, 2020, 11:58:33 AM

When do this fight is expected to happen as you mentioned in the subject "Fury vs Wilder III" ?
As per the details Wilder have only shown hi interest for another match with fury and calling it a war to create the hype and attention. If you know any details of the third match between them, do let us know.

There's no announcement yet on the said rematch but this article mentioned the estimate date might be somewhere in July.

This might be very disadvantageous for Wilder. He will rest for only 1 month and begin training again for 3 months until July?

Let us also hope that he does not wear 40 pound costumes during the ring walk again hehehhe.

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Quote from: stadus on February 29, 2020, 06:32:16 PM

It's Wilder's last chance to prove that he can bounce back after a big lose.
I think in the 3rd fight, people would follow their emotion and they will be hype about Fury's win and that would give a better betting odds for Wilder.
I'm wondering what would be the odds for "Wilder to win by KO", I am pretty sure I'll bet on that.

Or the public will be backing Fury this time since he already did it before why not go for the second time right? I might also take Wilder depending on which side is favored and how it'll move as match day gets closer.

Quote from: virasog on February 29, 2020, 11:58:33 AM

When do this fight is expected to happen as you mentioned in the subject "Fury vs Wilder III" ?
As per the details Wilder have only shown hi interest for another match with fury and calling it a war to create the hype and attention. If you know any details of the third match between them, do let us know.

There's no announcement yet on the said rematch but this article mentioned the estimate date might be somewhere in July.

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Wilder is just trying to redeem himself. Fury completely demolish him. If I were him, I wouldn't want a rematch asap or even talk about pride because it makes no sense. If he does busy body and losses to Fury again and that would be the downside of his career. I get the fact that he was revenge but it shouldn't be anytime soon. That time would be better used to practice more.

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Nice thread so the Fury vs Wilder II thread should be lock soon.

I am expecting a good discussion here, these two are now some of the popular boxers and it's nice that Wilder is still looking for a trilogy.
As a fans, I like to see KO for whoever will win, but I would not underestimate Wilder here although he loss twice, of course only 1 for the record.

@JollyGood I think it's nice if you also add some poll, we like to vote between the two.

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It's Wilder's last chance to prove that he can bounce back after a big lose.
I think in the 3rd fight, people would follow their emotion and they will be hype about Fury's win and that would give a better betting odds for Wilder.
I'm wondering what would be the odds for "Wilder to win by KO", I am pretty sure I'll bet on that.

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Quote from: serjent05 on February 29, 2020, 11:08:54 AM

Quote from: JollyGood on February 29, 2020, 10:19:44 AM

Personally I think Wilder will be beaten again by being knocked out or by TKO but it will not go to a points decision. In my opinion Fury will out box and out class Wilder again.

Same here. I think no matter how hard Wilder tries to regain his "honor" against Fury, he will be played and be dominated by Fury, though we are not sure about the outcome of the next match because both have strong punches that can knock out their opponent. I am wondering why Wilder hasn't got enough from Fury. It was so clear on their last fight that he was outclassed by Fury resulting in him being knocked out and possibly the same thing will happen unless Wilder get a lucky punch that will knock Fury out, or maybe he is relying on this in their next rematch if there is one.

Right, just imagine if Wilder lost again, but with a devastating KO from Fury in their third match. That will really put him out of the discussions and we don't know how is he going to rebuild if such scenario happened. The ball is on him right now, we can call it a suicide if he directly go for rematch against Fury.

Can he adjust?

For sure Fury will come in again the heaviest between the two and bring his technical skills. But what is scary is that Fury is no longer the pillow fisted fighter we know or at least what Wilder is trying to picture him in their first fight. Fury has now power in both hands, and Wilder best punch was taken by Fury and didn't affect him a bit and he keeps on coming forward.

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I think its better for Wilder to just simmer down a bit or even better, just shut his mouth in the next coming days. I think he can't really get over from the defeat he got from the hands of Fury here. He needs advisor right now, and not going to social media and tells the world that he is still the King.

He should get a page from Joshua's page, admitted his lost, and then beat Ruiz in the rematch. I think that suit excuse of his will haunt him for the rest of his career.

And I don't see him winning against Fury in a trilogy, to be honest, he lost the game mentally already.

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The statements Wilder made about him being king, they sound so hollow. It feels like he is saying what needs to be said in the run-up to the announcement of the re-match but in reality it seems he does not believe it himself.

Wilder knows he will not be able to beat Fury unless he unleashes a powerful right hook and only if it land correctly catching Fury off-guard. Highly unlikely I say.

Quote from: serjent05 on February 29, 2020, 11:08:54 AM

Same here. I think no matter how hard Wilder tries to regain his "honor" against Fury, he will be played and be dominated by Fury, though we are not sure about the outcome of the next match because both have strong punches that can knock out their opponent. I am wondering why Wilder hasn't got enough from Fury. It was so clear on their last fight that he was outclassed by Fury resulting in him being knocked out and possibly the same thing will happen unless Wilder get a lucky punch that will knock Fury out, or maybe he is relying on this in their next rematch if there is one.

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Quote from: panganib999 on February 29, 2020, 01:06:19 PM

I actually don't like this kind of fighter, trying to mock who defeated him. Why Deontay can't just be humble and accept the fact that he lost? Yeah he's good at boxing but we never know who is greater than us, and it is shown on their fight. If he really wanted to gain his honor again might as well just be humble, there is no stronger man than being a humble man. Look at Pacquiao, never mocks never trashtalked still on top despite his age.

You're right he's blaming everybody but himself, his cornerman, Bayless, the cutman, his suit but he is the one facing Fury in the ring he should be the one taking the blame for his loss, his true color has surfaced he cannot face defeat, I hope Fury beats him the next time, so his career will be over.

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I actually don't like this kind of fighter, trying to mock who defeated him. Why Deontay can't just be humble and accept the fact that he lost? Yeah he's good at boxing but we never know who is greater than us, and it is shown on their fight. If he really wanted to gain his honor again might as well just be humble, there is no stronger man than being a humble man. Look at Pacquiao, never mocks never trashtalked still on top despite his age.

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