Wilder vs. Fury II: The Rematch is On - page 14.

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Quote from: uray on January 19, 2020, 12:35:34 PM

Wilder was not even able to connect the punch for most of the entire fight until he connected one in the final bouts and Fury went down and he is the first fighter that got up from a Wilder punch

Deontay Wilder does not need to connect every punch and throughout his career his fighting strategy is simple all he needs is to have the patience and wait for the opportunity to land his knockout punch and once it is connected they are going down and Tyson Fury is the only fighter that got up after getting connected with a Deontay Wilder knockout punch and so is the reason the rematch is interesting.

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Quote from: Clement Kaliyar on January 18, 2020, 11:53:21 AM

Quote from: TopTort777 on January 17, 2020, 03:12:10 AM

Find out recently, that Fury had changed his coach. As I understood, he expects, that new coach will teach him how to KO Wilder (as he said, he could have done it in first fight, but don't have enough strength to do it)

The knockout power is something that cannot be coached, either you got the power or you do not and Wilder is the scariest knockout fighter i have seen considering the size and weight in the heavyweight division in a long time and Tyson Fury is all about technical. I saw the press conference but it was a bit boring.

Well if you have a great coach + God given talents then that is one potent combination.

And if everything is presents itself to you, even a non knock out puncher can literally smash someone and knock them cold. But I would agree that Fury shouldn't look for the knock out here, I mean he is a technical boxer, he should use it because it was really effective against Fury in their first fight. But as I have said, he was caught in the last round, but miraculously was able to get up finished the fight. He had tasted Fury's power, he just need to adjust again in order to win in their rematch.

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Quote from: Viscore on January 19, 2020, 01:28:18 AM

Well, Fury was down 2 times in the last fight if I count it correctly but he was able to get up and fight as nothing happens,, therefore I would say that he can take the punch of Fury, but it that knock down happens in the early round, it could be different.

Wilder was not even able to connect the punch for most of the entire fight until he connected one in the final bouts and Fury went down and he is the first fighter that got up from a Wilder punch and then went on to win the rest of the rounds. Tyson Fury now predicts that he is going to knock out Wilder but i am sure Fury knows that it is impossible for him to win a decision in the US.

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Quote from: Fundamentals Of on January 18, 2020, 11:08:17 PM

Either of both fighters deserve a win after this match. It seems Fury can win this fight if he is not caught with a straight that would put him to sleep on the canvas.

Well, Fury was down 2 times in the last fight if I count it correctly but he was able to get up and fight as nothing happens,, therefore I would say that he can take the punch of Fury, but it that knock down happens in the early round, it could be different.

Quote from: Fundamentals Of on January 18, 2020, 11:08:17 PM

Wilder has the punch but if that punch won't put an end to the fight, Fury can still earn point after point and make winning rounds. I just wish Fury would leave away the nonsense taunting and showboating inside the ring. They are unnecessary.

That's his style, and that's what makes him gain the support of the fans, though he is taunting but his action speaks as well.

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Quote from: fortunecrypto on January 18, 2020, 11:31:55 AM

Quote from: Fundamentals Of on January 18, 2020, 06:03:40 AM

Quote from: Vaculin on January 16, 2020, 11:31:53 PM

Quote from: Fundamentals Of on January 16, 2020, 10:46:38 PM

And now that this fight is already set in stone, we will be seeing a nice showdown of great fighters this early in the year. I will not be predicting at this stage. I am torn 50:50 on both fighters. Both are obviously capable enough to defeat each other. Wilder is a strong one-puncher, as proven in their last battle, but we also saw how Fury proved that he is man enough to withstand it and make a draw.

This will be as good as the fight one, or even better, if the fight out turns out a draw, probably we will see a winner here as for sure Fury will adjust and he will make sure he will not be rob again, while Wilder is looking for a one time kO.

My idea is that this is going to be much better than the previous one. There is already increasing bad blood between the two in this match compared to their first match. Words are getting sharper and harsher. This will probably end up in a KO. There is more excitement and the anticipation is higher in this second fight.

It is indeed higher but if anyone of them will be more careful is Fury he was down twice in the fight, Wilder can score a big knock out here if he can land big punches in the early round, the big problem is Fury is such a good technical boxer, his hands are very fast and can always land, anyone who wins the match will have a megabuck fight against Joshua.

Either of both fighters deserve a win after this match. It seems Fury can win this fight if he is not caught with a straight that would put him to sleep on the canvas. Wilder has the punch but if that punch won't put an end to the fight, Fury can still earn point after point and make winning rounds. I just wish Fury would leave away the nonsense taunting and showboating inside the ring. They are unnecessary.

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Quote from: Clement Kaliyar on January 18, 2020, 11:53:21 AM

The knockout power is something that cannot be coached, either you got the power or you do not

Really? The knockout power is just a kinetic energy. But in fact, it is more about technique (that can be taught or improved), than just energy

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Quote from: TopTort777 on January 17, 2020, 03:12:10 AM

Find out recently, that Fury had changed his coach. As I understood, he expects, that new coach will teach him how to KO Wilder (as he said, he could have done it in first fight, but don't have enough strength to do it)

The knockout power is something that cannot be coached, either you got the power or you do not and Wilder is the scariest knockout fighter i have seen considering the size and weight in the heavyweight division in a long time and Tyson Fury is all about technical. I saw the press conference but it was a bit boring.

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Quote from: Baofeng on January 18, 2020, 05:10:22 AM

So let's see if he can do it he is more focus on this fight than ever. I doubt it though, but who knows, when the knock out presented itself, I'm sure Fury (or any other boxers) will go for it.

It shows that Tyson Fury is really confident in his rematch as he might be thinking that if it goes to the judge the possibility of getting a decision in favor of Fury is really slim as we saw in the last fight but it is a huge task as Tyson Fury is not known as a knockout fighter but an accumulation guy. The fight is really interesting because of the hype and the contest is really interesting and Fury and Wilder will improve and up their performance in the rematch.

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Quote from: Fundamentals Of on January 18, 2020, 06:03:40 AM

Quote from: Vaculin on January 16, 2020, 11:31:53 PM

Quote from: Fundamentals Of on January 16, 2020, 10:46:38 PM

And now that this fight is already set in stone, we will be seeing a nice showdown of great fighters this early in the year. I will not be predicting at this stage. I am torn 50:50 on both fighters. Both are obviously capable enough to defeat each other. Wilder is a strong one-puncher, as proven in their last battle, but we also saw how Fury proved that he is man enough to withstand it and make a draw.

This will be as good as the fight one, or even better, if the fight out turns out a draw, probably we will see a winner here as for sure Fury will adjust and he will make sure he will not be rob again, while Wilder is looking for a one time kO.

My idea is that this is going to be much better than the previous one. There is already increasing bad blood between the two in this match compared to their first match. Words are getting sharper and harsher. This will probably end up in a KO. There is more excitement and the anticipation is higher in this second fight.

It is indeed higher but if anyone of them will be more careful is Fury he was down twice in the fight, Wilder can score a big knock out here if he can land big punches in the early round, the big problem is Fury is such a good technical boxer, his hands are very fast and can always land, anyone who wins the match will have a megabuck fight against Joshua.

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Quote from: Fundamentals Of on January 18, 2020, 06:03:40 AM

Quote from: Vaculin on January 16, 2020, 11:31:53 PM

Quote from: Fundamentals Of on January 16, 2020, 10:46:38 PM

And now that this fight is already set in stone, we will be seeing a nice showdown of great fighters this early in the year. I will not be predicting at this stage. I am torn 50:50 on both fighters. Both are obviously capable enough to defeat each other. Wilder is a strong one-puncher, as proven in their last battle, but we also saw how Fury proved that he is man enough to withstand it and make a draw.

This will be as good as the fight one, or even better, if the fight out turns out a draw, probably we will see a winner here as for sure Fury will adjust and he will make sure he will not be rob again, while Wilder is looking for a one time kO.

My idea is that this is going to be much better than the previous one. There is already increasing bad blood between the two in this match compared to their first match. Words are getting sharper and harsher. This will probably end up in a KO. There is more excitement and the anticipation is higher in this second fight.

More aggressive from both ends One boxer will prove that he deserve the win and the other one will do everything to prove also that he should have the title. It's more exciting as for sure we will see more adjustments and the aimed for both fighters to win with a KO proving that the win is more sweeter once you give the big punch out.

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Quote from: Vaculin on January 16, 2020, 11:31:53 PM

Quote from: Fundamentals Of on January 16, 2020, 10:46:38 PM

And now that this fight is already set in stone, we will be seeing a nice showdown of great fighters this early in the year. I will not be predicting at this stage. I am torn 50:50 on both fighters. Both are obviously capable enough to defeat each other. Wilder is a strong one-puncher, as proven in their last battle, but we also saw how Fury proved that he is man enough to withstand it and make a draw.

This will be as good as the fight one, or even better, if the fight out turns out a draw, probably we will see a winner here as for sure Fury will adjust and he will make sure he will not be rob again, while Wilder is looking for a one time kO.

My idea is that this is going to be much better than the previous one. There is already increasing bad blood between the two in this match compared to their first match. Words are getting sharper and harsher. This will probably end up in a KO. There is more excitement and the anticipation is higher in this second fight.

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Quote from: Baofeng on January 18, 2020, 05:10:22 AM

Quote from: TopTort777 on January 17, 2020, 03:12:10 AM

Find out recently, that Fury had changed his coach. As I understood, he expects, that new coach will teach him how to KO Wilder (as he said, he could have done it in first fight, but don't have enough strength to do it)

And this is what Fury says,

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"If I Don't Knock Wilder Out, It Doesn't Count!"

“I’m really eliminating all of the outside distractions this time. I eat, sleep, train and repeat. I’m eating five-to-six meals a day. I’m drinking many liters of water a day. I don’t really do anything else. I don’t go out. I don’t see people. I don’t speak to anyone on the phone. I don’t do emails. I don’t search Google,” said Fury.

“This is the first training camp in 10 years that I haven’t had a Diet Coke. This is the first training camp where I’m literally going to bed early every night at 9:30 p.m. I wake up every morning at 7 a.m. fresh as a daisy. I literally live in training camp like a Spartan and Trojan warrior, and that’s it. I don’t really know if any of that even matters on the night. It didn’t matter before. But if it’s willing to give me an edge on the night of the fight, than I’m willing to try it. Why not? What will happen on Feb. 22 is all in the hands of the gods.

https://www.boxingscene.com/tyson-fury-if-i-knock-wilder-out-it-count--145980

So let's see if he can do it he is more focus on this fight than ever. I doubt it though, but who knows, when the knock out presented itself, I'm sure Fury (or any other boxers) will go for it.

Fury looking for KO is a bad idea, he just have to stay with his jab as its where he is more effected because if he will go aggressive trying to KO Wilder, he might get hit by a good counter and we know the strength of Wilder, he is capable of knocking an opponent with one punch only.

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Quote from: TopTort777 on January 17, 2020, 03:12:10 AM

Find out recently, that Fury had changed his coach. As I understood, he expects, that new coach will teach him how to KO Wilder (as he said, he could have done it in first fight, but don't have enough strength to do it)

And this is what Fury says,

Quote

"If I Don't Knock Wilder Out, It Doesn't Count!"

“I’m really eliminating all of the outside distractions this time. I eat, sleep, train and repeat. I’m eating five-to-six meals a day. I’m drinking many liters of water a day. I don’t really do anything else. I don’t go out. I don’t see people. I don’t speak to anyone on the phone. I don’t do emails. I don’t search Google,” said Fury.

“This is the first training camp in 10 years that I haven’t had a Diet Coke. This is the first training camp where I’m literally going to bed early every night at 9:30 p.m. I wake up every morning at 7 a.m. fresh as a daisy. I literally live in training camp like a Spartan and Trojan warrior, and that’s it. I don’t really know if any of that even matters on the night. It didn’t matter before. But if it’s willing to give me an edge on the night of the fight, than I’m willing to try it. Why not? What will happen on Feb. 22 is all in the hands of the gods.

https://www.boxingscene.com/tyson-fury-if-i-knock-wilder-out-it-count--145980

So let's see if he can do it he is more focus on this fight than ever. I doubt it though, but who knows, when the knock out presented itself, I'm sure Fury (or any other boxers) will go for it.

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Quote from: KnightElite on January 16, 2020, 07:08:37 PM

The numerous knockouts of Wilder proving that he is ruling the heavyweight world in boxing. If the rematch is on, my chicken will be Wilder; I'll bet on his side because there is a high chance that the history will repeat itself. It is obvious that wilder has a lot of odds in terms of skill and power. They are both arrogant but the important thing is only one of them who can become champion again.

In a long time the heavyweight boxing is interesting again because of exciting characters and fighters who can attract the audience with their personality and fighting skills and it was lacking i boxing for a long time, there is no doubt about the power of Wilder and if he is able to land that punch he is able to drop any fighter and how long the opponent is able to avoid that is the interesting fact in his fights.

Quote from: NavI_027 on January 16, 2020, 07:21:35 PM

I don't think AJ can survive all 12 rounds with him.

If AJ makes his mind to fight Wilder then i am going to make a bet for knockout win for Wilder within 8 rounds Cheesy

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