The Fury Wilder fight wasn't a robbery. Fury had his chance to win...

[Raggamuffin]

A lot of hating going on because Fury fought a lot better than everyone expected. I thought the fight was close and I wouldn’t of argued Fury getting the decision. But I thought there was at least 3 rounds that could’ve went either way on the scorecards. People on here are crying like this was a Pacquiao Bradley I type of robbery. The good thing is they’re going to fight again.

Half of these Joshua **** blowers didn't even give Fury a chance. I never listen to them. No they're all screaming Fury was robbed lmao.

[Warrior Scholar]

wilder knew he lost, look at his reaction when the last card was read. re watch the fight and rewind every exchange, fury won very decisively.

[Jc8804]

Nah

Fury won no doubt

[Jc8804]

wilder knew he lost, look at his reaction when the last card was read. re watch the fight and rewind every exchange, fury won very decisively.

Fury was outclassing wilder

Its not even close. I wouldnt mind fury just going right for AJ on his momentum of truely beating wilder. Just stay in shape and keep fighting

[Raggamuffin]

You're definitely p4p one of the worst on the scene right now.

Take your sorry ass back to Boxing24 or ****Sideboxing loser, lmao...

[Marchegiano]

12 round fight. One man landed 13 more punches. The other scored two knockdowns. A draw is fair.

[Outwest Exp 355]

Half of these Joshua **** blowers didn't even give Fury a chance. I never listen to them. No they're all screaming Fury was robbed lmao.

Whatever way discredits Wilder is the position they will take.

[Raggamuffin]

What happened to Fury will be kod, Fury fought two bums on the way back, Fury isn't ready, Fury this, Fury that?

I can only give my perspective and the fact that you all were truly surprised about Furys performance and gushing in it won't change the fact that you didn't believe in him. You didn't believe in Fury.

You'll have to live with that indignity before the fight lmao. I knew that Fury would be a danger. I knew he had the ability to beat Wilder. No I didn't have Fury clearly beating Wilder, but imo he won the fight. You non believers are the cancer of the sport. Fury knew that you didn't truly believe in him. Don't **** blow him now lmao.

The most important thing now is to keep Joshua out of the scenario and let the coward drown in his own drool for now for being a ****en coward lol.

[BostonGuy]

Tyson Fury and his cornerman should be blaming themselves. Fury was boxing beautifully, was landing crisp jabs and combinations and was getting to Wilder. However, there were many occasions in the fight where Fury seemed to let off the gas pedal or disengage after landing some awesome combinations.

Fury should have been upping the tempo and pressing the fight and trying to put some hurt on Deontay. Wilder was flat, easy to hit and low energy and Fury should have capitalized more on that.

I think the KO was there for taking but Fury just didn't want it bad enough.

[Zmerai Khan]

and he blew it for two reasons. Even though he was making Wilder miss, for 2-3 rounds he was inactive. Inactivity and didnt capitalize on Wilder being gassed. That alone is enough to score it a draw or in favor of Wilder on some people's cards-not mine.

I did have Fury winning by a point, but when the 12th round sounded, I told my boys that It'll be a draw. All Fury had to do was jab his way to a win like he did against Wlad in the 12th and he got caught.

I commend Fury on getting up. I thought he was gone. Fury had the belt in his hands. I can see someone scoring this fight a draw. Fury didn't dominate the early rounds. He dominated some of the middle rounds. The rounds he won were clearer than how Wilder won minus the knockdowns.

I hate to say it but I kinda figured that they would score it a draw before the fight. Boxing has become about money. It was all about the rematch.

Wilder gassed himself going for the ko. I actually thought that if Fury pressed the action he could've stopped Wilder. He finally walked in on Fury and landed. When I say walked in I mean he abandoned his own defense to land hard on Fury. Furys mistake was he didn't go after Wilder. His jab was on point, his combos were on point...and then he became inactive. In other words Wilder's rounds that he won weren't just from the knockdown rounds. Furys inactivity also hurt him a bit.

So I put the fault, on Fury strategy wise in the championship rounds, not heart wise. He had it in the bag and gave Wilder a chance to earn a draw. Fury had Wilder so dead in the 12th that I thought that even though he was down I'm like he can ko Wilder if he's steps on the gas. He never did. I'd watch the rematch.

When you win no less than 3/4 the rounds and your gassed-out opponent suffers no worse than a draw, it's a clear robbery.

Wilder knew that he'd have the judges on his side. This shytt was fixed. Good on him: he landed big punches; he didn't gas out early; He didn't succumb to Fury's offense even though he was down on the cards and had nothing else to give.

But a personal victory doesn't warrant a favorable judge's decision. And when the math is so much against you, there's really nothing to say except, "i'll see you in the rematch".