Re: Can Fury actually beat Wilder?

Originally Posted by
Hulk

Originally Posted by
Spicoli

Originally Posted by
palmerq

Originally Posted by
Spicoli
Fury is a huge equally off the wall fella who knows he pulled it off before. That's a solid asset to bring into a ring. Unfortunately he's also been knocked silly by a wide right from one puffed up cruiserweight in Steve Cunningham. As flawed as Wilder is and as much as he leaves his doors open beyond anything other than a sharp 1-2..he sells out full bore on his punch. He showed some actual poise and timing early with Ortiz but if his bell in rung he'll go out on his shield and I can't say same about Fury. Then again all things being equal.. save for Ortiz ? it's a big step up for Wilder. Semi warming to this one and the freak show aspect helps

. It's a good move having Fury come over with fan base in tow. Crazy to think it's only Wilders second time in Vegas.anyone want to wager on an 'injury' postponing it

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I really don't think fury has that big of a fan base at all... don't fall for the pikey bollocks... today the lineal champ on the comeback trail (after a two year drug ban) takes on a heavyweight and all the posts in the thread were master doing a rbr. ... whyte had way more intrest. . He was fighting parker to be fair bit still. .. fury let his fame pass him by (by being banned for two years).. and wilder doesn't have a big fan base either so I'm on the postponment bandwagon too
Fury forever the rodeo clown is still a guy who blows up media wise no pun intended. He and Wilder showmanship wise will be signed by Vince McMahon by the final bell and Wilder needs a real push. Didn't AJ actually call Furys name out after his last fight? Fact that fat reformed Fury has multi threads says it

. Would have preferred Whyte been saying but he's far more of a threat. This better not be ppv.
It is Showtime PPV. Least that’s what I heard them say back in studio.Don’t see it doing too well on PPV...
It will be ppv here and over in your country.
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