Re: Showtime Team: Time to hit the mute button.
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Originally Posted by
Gandalf
If there was one round where Wilder landed no more than a couple of shots and the end punch stats how a difference of 13 landed shots then I struggle to see a complete Fury dominance outside of the KD rounds where he came back well both times. It clearly could not have been. I think it was pretty close. I have never said I think Wilder did enough to win but merely assert that the 113-113 card does at least make sense.
We're in the minority here, but I agree.
What's laughable is reading how Paulie did such a "great job" commentating. I specifically remember thinking how Paulie was saying how Fury was dominating with the jab in the first couple of rounds, and honestly he was missing most of those. And it was Wilder making him miss. What happened in the 2nd half of the fight everyone agrees..... and nobody is disputing the fact that Fury actually won the fight. But the bias of boxing fans never fails to amaze in a big fight. ;D
But I'll be watching the replay....... on MUTE. I'll probably have Fury winning the fight, but with a fairly close score.
Re: Showtime Team: Time to hit the mute button.
Totally. There was one point where Fury threw 3 or 4 jabs and Wilder avoided them with his head movement. There were other times Fury landed on the guard and the commentary was going overboard. It was getting a bit silly. Then Mayweather saying Fury was 5 up and I thought 'This is really not quite what I am seeing at all'.
Re: Showtime Team: Time to hit the mute button.
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Gandalf
Totally. There was one point where Fury threw 3 or 4 jabs and Wilder avoided them with his head movement. There were other times Fury landed on the guard and the commentary was going overboard. It was getting a bit silly. Then Mayweather saying Fury was 5 up and I thought 'This is really not quite what I am seeing at all'.
Not that I want to agree with Floyd, but that is how I saw it at the time.
