I disagree. I thought Wilder won. He was pushing the pace most of the fight and he got two knockdowns.
Fury definitely won some rounds but gave more to Wilder.
If Fury took his conditioning seriously, he'd be almost impossible to beat. The technique and that sweet, precise jab of his... Impressive fighter.
Hitting air is not pushing the pace. He ended up with a 20% landing percentage.
There's no way anyone could have watched that fight attentively and came to the conclusion Wilder won more rounds. I had it 8 - 4 Fury, but could have had it 9-3, I was looking for rounds to give to Wilder, so I think I actually gave him n extra round potentially, but for at least 8 rounds there was no doubt who won them.
Pushing the pace means he was the one most on the attack, Fury was in defense mode through most of the fight. Hit or miss is irrelevant to this.Hitting air is not pushing the pace. He ended up with a 20% landing percentage.
Pushing the pace mans he was the one most on the attack, Fury was in defense mode through most of the fight. Hit or miss is irrelevant to this.
I don't think Fury schooled anyone. I think he lost a very close fight.Weird fight to score for sure. Fury took wilder to school for most of the fight and got clipped two times.
Its certainly a reason why MMA is on the rise and boxing is in freefall. I watched GGG getring robbed twice so nothing is surprising when it goes the distance. Not that a draw was fair but I've seen worst decisions considering the knockdown, those judges were rubbing their hands for a moment like that, whether they were on the payroll or not.
It was entertaining and props to fury for making a successful comeback.
I don't think Fury schooled anyone. I think he lost a very close fight.
Well it's a draw, which fury should have won. Saying wilder should have won ...well i never saw that coming... You just knocked me out. Lol
Well I did, and so did a judge, so not everyone saw it your way, clearly.
You're not even suggesting this to be a close fight...you say Fury dominated him...lol...not even close to what transpired.
You're right, the ENTIRE fight, especially the two times he got layed down. He did show Wilder how to get knocked down very well.It was a boxing clinic from start to finish, that is exactly what transpired. Oh no, not the corrupt judge, we've never seen this before in professional boxing. Fury outclassed him the entire fight.
Again, I felt Wilder was mostly the one attacking. He was definitely less accurate, but I also have my doubts on the precision of the computer date. CompuBox has Wilder land 1 punch out of 31 in 10th round. I rewatched that round and already halfway through, I'm counting 3.
Personally, I always value the attacker more and I thought Wilder did more of that. Count in the 2 knock downs. Close call, slight edge to Wilder.
I had more event, but look at the 10th round again and tell me Wilder landed only one punch.Wilder couldn't hit anything. Fury produced great defence. Had his name been floyd mayweather everyone would write home about how great he was. But He's a foreign ex-junkie who had mental health issues so he was easy to rob. We've seen worst.
Was your card 115-111 wilder too ?
I can't fathom Wilder winning by 115-111.
I understand if some judge who was biased had it at say:
2 10-8s for Wilder, 2 other rounds won giving him 112 and Fury getting 114 or so. Hell, even if the best case scenario had an extra round for wilder which gives 113-113.
113-113 actually happened but that's the furthest I can go and I'm being generous. 115-111 is comical. 113-113 seems like a stretch to me as is.
I had more event, but look at the 10th round again and tell me Wilder landed only one punch.