Fury vs Wilder...who wins?

[Fenster]

Fury is a much better boxer/natural fighter than Wilder. However, Wilder has bombs in his gloves and would at least detonate them if getting outboxed. He doesn't come across as the type to shit himself when facing a fellow big man.

So I pick Fury, although Wilder could chin anyone with a good clump.

[ross]

Even the soft defences theyve given him have pushed him

[Primo Carnera]

Even the soft defences theyve given him have pushed him

Careful Ross, Tyson hasn't made any defences yet.
But answering the question of the thread, at this moment in time, after last night, I would lean towards Fury.

[ross]

Even the soft defences theyve given him have pushed him

Careful Ross, Tyson hasn't made any defences yet.
But answering the question of the thread, at this moment in time, after last night, I would lean towards Fury.

Well as long as Wlad doesnt bottle it he has Wlad next in Germany again!

Most would still favour Wlad over the rest of the division.

I think thats a harder fight than Molina and Duhaupas?

[No Contest]

Even the soft defences theyve given him have pushed him

Careful Ross, Tyson hasn't made any defences yet.
But answering the question of the thread, at this moment in time, after last night, I would lean towards Fury.

Well as long as Wlad doesnt bottle it he has Wlad next in Germany again!

Most would still favour Wlad over the rest of the division.

I think thats a harder fight than Molina and Duhaupas?

Really? Wlad gets Germany again? Should be in U.K. was that in the rematch clause?

[Batman]

Wilder doesn't have any discipline when he has someone in trouble, he windmills his arms like some kid having a scrap in the school playground, when he has fought tougher opponents he hasn't been able to rock them like the lower end of the scale that he fought.

I would fancy Fury to beat him.

[SlimTrae]

Wilder doesn't have any discipline when he has someone in trouble, he windmills his arms like some kid having a scrap in the school playground, when he has fought tougher opponents he hasn't been able to rock them like the lower end of the scale that he fought.

I would fancy Fury to beat him.

We see it from different perspectives.
What discipline for Fury have that Wilder doesn't? You say wilder windmills when he gets someone in trouble...

I see it as going for the kill... No matter how it looks. When Forman was throwing against a hurt Frazier, they weren't textbook shots, they were haymakers.

Except Tyson... Not too many HWs throw accurate bombs.


You state he hasn't always been able to rock every fight.. I say he's stopped all but one opponent.

Neither Fury nor Wilder are textbook fighters. They will neverbe.
I think the words skill, experience and sweet science don't
Apply to many HWs.

Wilder vs Fury won't come down to skill, accuracy, sweet science... hell they both started around the same time so experience won't play a factor.
IMO it will be about who lands hard and who can suck it up.

I got Wilder.

[ross]

Even the soft defences theyve given him have pushed him

Careful Ross, Tyson hasn't made any defences yet.
But answering the question of the thread, at this moment in time, after last night, I would lean towards Fury.

Well as long as Wlad doesnt bottle it he has Wlad next in Germany again!

Most would still favour Wlad over the rest of the division.

I think thats a harder fight than Molina and Duhaupas?

Really? Wlad gets Germany again? Should be in U.K. was that in the rematch clause?

Would have thought so.

Its a nice earner for Fury.

He doesnt mind fighting away from home, leave K2 to promote, get the lions share and create a fan base in Europe.

The only other fight thats meaningful out there right now for him is that unification and Wilder is fucking around again in January and then has Povetkin as long as neither lose inbetween, so cant see any unification for around a year yet.

[beenKOed]

Fury is a much better boxer/natural fighter than Wilder. However, Wilder has bombs in his gloves and would at least detonate them if getting outboxed. He doesn't come across as the type to shit himself when facing a fellow big man.

So I pick Fury, although Wilder could chin anyone with a good clump.

Man! I just can't agree with you at all. I just do not see Fury as anything but a fighter, as a boxer he is crude at best! He uses his size, strength, and inner grit to win. He also impressed me with his ability to stick to a plan or change it as needed.
Wilder is crude also, and like you say he has plenty of power.
I can't see a clear winner, but after the Klitschko fight I'm leaning toward Fury too! Maybe we'll find out one of these days.