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Wilder should learn from the Joshua - Usyk fight even if you are the stronger fighter if you are fighting who knows how to frustrate you, how to hit and not get hit and has the stamina to move around and make you look clumsy then you are in trouble, in his coming fight against Fury he will be a victim of relying on power just like Joshua who waited for a big punch that he can land that never came.

I agree. In the past fights of Wilder, he was always relying on that killing right punch that will end the fight. But sometimes the opponent is strong enough that he could still get up after being downed and actually make a come back. Wilder should begin looking more at his opponent's capacity rather than his own power.

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Fury versus Usyk? I assume Anthony Joshua has lost? I did not follow anything about this fight and I have never read anything about the outcome of this until I read your post. In any case, Joshua showed some weaknesses versus Ruiz who he underestimated, I speculate he also underestimated Usyk or the British mafia is threatening him hehehe. This is a very strange inconsistency of performance for a very good boxer like him.

Yes, Fury versus Usyk is the next probable fight. That's because I think Fury is going to turn out the winner in this match against Wilder. The betting odds are also speaking for that.

Quote from: JollyGood on Today at 11:13:03 AM

With that right hand sure he is a potential banana skin for Fury but overall how many of us actually see Wilder winning?

Only a few for sure. Not only after seeing both fights but also after seeing how Wilder reacted to his first loss.