Tyson Fury vs. Wladimir Klitschko II

[Master]

How's Wlad going to win the rematch? By being more aggressive?
It's no longer programmed into his DNA. All he knows is clinch, maul, and survive.
As long as Fury represents the danger of a knockout loss for Wlad, he won't do enough to win a rematch.

On the outside chance that Fury fights a terrible fight and loses.... the division will go to shit again until Wlad finally retires.

It is crap now, look who are the champions. Wilder is learning on the job, when has a champion ever done that?

[TitoFan]

How's Wlad going to win the rematch? By being more aggressive?
It's no longer programmed into his DNA. All he knows is clinch, maul, and survive.
As long as Fury represents the danger of a knockout loss for Wlad, he won't do enough to win a rematch.

On the outside chance that Fury fights a terrible fight and loses.... the division will go to shit again until Wlad finally retires.

It is crap now, look who are the champions. Wilder is learning on the job, when has a champion ever done that?

I've gradually become less and less of a Wilder fan as he continues his lifelong learning curve. Fury doesn't thrill me that much either. But anything's better than Wlad's decades long reign of timid. I long for the good ol' days of HW boxing when the Lennoxes and Tysons were ruling over the division.

[Master]

How's Wlad going to win the rematch? By being more aggressive?
It's no longer programmed into his DNA. All he knows is clinch, maul, and survive.
As long as Fury represents the danger of a knockout loss for Wlad, he won't do enough to win a rematch.

On the outside chance that Fury fights a terrible fight and loses.... the division will go to shit again until Wlad finally retires.

It is crap now, look who are the champions. Wilder is learning on the job, when has a champion ever done that?

I've gradually become less and less of a Wilder fan as he continues his lifelong learning curve. Fury doesn't thrill me that much either. But anything's better than Wlad's decades long reign of timid. I long for the good ol' days of HW boxing when the Lennoxes and Tysons were ruling over the division.

I think you are blaming the wrong guy, Wlad just beat what was in front of him.

[TitoFan]

How's Wlad going to win the rematch? By being more aggressive?
It's no longer programmed into his DNA. All he knows is clinch, maul, and survive.
As long as Fury represents the danger of a knockout loss for Wlad, he won't do enough to win a rematch.

On the outside chance that Fury fights a terrible fight and loses.... the division will go to shit again until Wlad finally retires.

It is crap now, look who are the champions. Wilder is learning on the job, when has a champion ever done that?

I've gradually become less and less of a Wilder fan as he continues his lifelong learning curve. Fury doesn't thrill me that much either. But anything's better than Wlad's decades long reign of timid. I long for the good ol' days of HW boxing when the Lennoxes and Tysons were ruling over the division.

I think you are blaming the wrong guy, Wlad just beat what was in front of him.

Oh I blame that parade of no-good, meek, underachieving, "there-for-the-paycheck", "show-me-a-soft-spot-to-land", mostly blubbery, non-skilled, poor excuse of challengers that went up in the ring with Wlad for most of the last decade or so. But I blame Wlad also for sucking all the joy out of watching a heavyweight fight like we were used to seeing pre-Wlad. And it's not because he was dominating in a Mike Tyson type of way. It's because he was just as scared as they were... and used any and all means to secure his victories.