Tyson Fury is the real champion and everybody except Wilder fanboys knows it.
-
-
Showtime and PBC advertised Wilder vs Fury as a HW unfication fight between the WBC and the lineal champions.Originally posted by Tonyu View Post
This from the PBC website:
"On December 1, 2018, WBC Heavyweight World Champion Deontay "The Bronze Bomber" Wilder will face his toughest opponent yet in Lineal World Champion Tyson Fury,"
Here's Fury being introduced as the lineal champion before the fight. They introduced him last, to honour his lineal status.
Last edited by kafkod; 10-14-2019, 04:15 AM.Comment
-
Wilder called Fury the lineal champion multiple times in the lead up to their fight.Originally posted by thereeldeel View PostComment
-
All he is saying is there isn’t a belt or title for Lineal champion and y’all are all hurt but.....
Well since he is wrong please someone post a PICTURE of the LINEAL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP belt!!!!
ANYONE!!!!!
Oh and I keep laughing �� at the fact AJ actually getting beaten the flux up and having an actual L is the loss column doesn’t count but y’all keep giving Wilder this L and he had to hold it.....
Even though he never has lost!!!!
You can make this SHYT upComment
-
He lost to Fury.Originally posted by FreezeIzGawd View Post
Like i say, Fury is the true WBC champion. Wilder is a fake champion who had to rely on corrupt PBC judges to keep his fake belt.Comment
-
birdlegs has never fought or beaten a real champion in the ringComment
-
well if you google it you will realize that the ring ****zine belt is one of the oldest belts and its not a made up belt like Wilder complains about. there are also pictures of the belt.Originally posted by FreezeIzGawd View Post
Full list of Heavyweight Lineage: • John L. Sullivan (1885–1892) • James J. Corbett (1892–1897) • Bob Fitzsimmons (1897–1899) • James J. Jeffries (1899–1905; retired) • Marvin Hart (1905–1906) • Tommy Burns (1906–1908) • Jack Johnson (1908–1915) • Jess Willard (1915–1919) • Jack Dempsey (1919–1926) • Gene Tunney (1926–1928; retired) • Max Schmeling (1930–1932) • Jack Sharkey (1932–1933) • Primo Carnera (1933–1934) • Max Baer (1934–1935) • James J. Braddock (1935–1937) • Joe Louis (1937–1949; retired) • Ezzard Charles (1949–1951) • Jersey Joe Walcott (1951–1952) • Rocky Marciano (1952–1956; retired) • Floyd Patterson (1956–1959) • Ingemar Johansson (1959–1960) • Floyd Patterson (1960–1962) • Sonny Liston (1962–1964) • Cassius Clay / Muhammad Ali (1964–1970; suspended) • Joe Frazier (1970–1973) • George Foreman (1973–1974) • Muhammad Ali (1974–1978) • Leon Spinks (1978) • Muhammad Ali (1978–1979; retired) • Larry Holmes (1980–1985) • Michael Spinks (1985–1988) • Mike Tyson (1988–1990) • Buster Douglas (1990) • Evander Holyfield (1990–1992) • Rid**** Bowe (1992–1993) • Evander Holyfield (1993–1994) • Michael Moorer (1994) • George Foreman (1994–1997) • Shannon Briggs (1997–1998) • Lennox Lewis (1998–2001) • Hasim Rahman (2001) • Lennox Lewis (2001–2004; retired) • Wladimir Klitschko (2009–2015) • Tyson Fury (2015 – today)Comment
-
You are missing the point, until Tyson mentioned it who else has. Of course when marketing a fight they will use every angle to sell the fight. My original question is which champion walked around calling themselves a lineal champion when you don't have a belt. I've never heard of any champion ssying I'm the lineal champion of the world only Fury has.Originally posted by MDPopescu View PostI'll inform you: Wilder and PBC were advertising Wilder-Fury I with Fury as "lineal champ"...
Comment
-
Can anyone tell me who is the Cruiserweight lineal champion or the light heavyweight, super middle etc. You see how ****** this is becoming its a self bestowed title pathetic really.Comment
-
So when it suits wilder Fury is and when it suits wilder fury isn't. Those goalposts need new tyres from the amount of moving they seem to do.Comment
Comment