Fury v Wilder - Who Wins

Tyson Fury & Deontay Wilder lock horns on Saturday night.

Much as find Tyson not my cup of tea I do feel he could stop Wilder in 8 or 9 rounds.

(30-11-2018 09:06 )babelover48 Wrote:  Tyson Fury & Deontay Wilder lock horns on Saturday night.

Much as find Tyson not my cup of tea I do feel he could stop Wilder in 8 or 9 rounds.

Wilder by KO Round (7-9)

Wilder for me. Am sure Fury will have a few good rounds in the first half of the fight, but I reckon he’ll be tiring after the 7th, then it’s a case of when Wilder catches Fury with one of those huge overhand rights that he unloads, goodnight Vienna.

Wilder will come out swinging so if he doesnt ko fury early he will start to tire, fury will take control with the jab and lean on technique which will tire wilder even more i see a 8th round tko win for fury

I hate them both equally but I think if Wilder lands early it will be too much for Fury.

Yep - Wilder KO early, or Fury later rounds stoppage. Although, Wilder has a soft chin, all it'd take is one good shot from Fury and he'd be down.

I tend to agree with the opinion that Wilder needs a quick start, and should win if he gets it. If its a long drawn out match it favours Fury for me, so Wilder will be looking for a fast flurry in the opening three or four rounds. If he gets the start he needs, Wilder's power should see him gain a fairly early KO.

Fury is not to be underestimated as the Klitschko fight demonstrated.

Wilder ought to win but Fury is actually a good boxer and the longer it goes on I think the better for Fury.

I find it hard to get excited about this one for some reason - I guess nether fighter captures my imagination or makes me want to root for them.


I hope BT sport don't do the same as Sky: go to extreme lengths to avoid getting the ring girls in shot. Pathetic PC balls.

Anyone but Fury.

Qilder?

And it's a split decision draw.
Rematch required.

One judge had it for Wilder by 4
Another had it for Fury by 4
How convenient the other judge had it even