Quote from: Darker45 on February 23, 2020, 01:07:19 PM

Quote from: Baofeng on February 23, 2020, 11:33:08 AM

Well, there's news popping around the Wilder has problems with his knees or something that has been bothering him entering the fight.

Well, I am not saying this is an excuse but things like this are normally coming out after the fight. Tyson has also his own share of rumored injuries before coming into the fight and even his trainer is saying that their fighter is not coming into the ring in 100% condition. But he adds that, "Every fighter, and not even fighters, in every sport. If you train hard, everybody has some kind of an injury, some kind of nick, and thats just the truth." And that's indeed the truth; bringing it up post-fight will only make you a crybaby.

Before the fight took place, all I could see was a Wilder in his perfect form. But it quickly changed. Right after the very first bell rang, Tyson was already dictating the fight's tempo. And it went all throughout the fight until the towel was thrown from Wilder's corner. I don't think it was a nice decision. Wilder and his trainer themselves didn't agree with it either. Well, they could have risked a few more rounds to see whether their fighter would be able to turn the tide on their side or would be pummeled by the Gypsy King to more injuries.

Anyhow, a trilogy is always an option but that is not the most exciting I guess. The fight was one-sided right from the get-go. It was a complete domination by Fury. Wilder was not able to compose himself. Well, the other 3 belts are held by another British. AJ vs. Fury must be the highest demand from the boxing fans. Dillian Whyte is calling out Tyson but I guess he has to wait.

Fury surprised Wilder, Wilder thought that his right hand was enough to scare Fury and that he will not go after him the way it did, but it seems this time around Fury was completely convinced he could nullify the only asset Wilder has, and he was correct, except for a few punches in the first and second round Fury was able to avoid anything that came his way and it was complete domination from that point on, it was one of the most dominating victories that I have seen Fury gave no opportunity to Wilder once he had him and used every opportunity to punch him or to tire him out, also he seemed to be in incredible shape since there was not a round in which he seemed to be out of breath and needed to rest despite the huge amount of punches he was throwing.