Comments Thread For: Wilder: Fury Fought As Dirty As Possible, But Bayless Let Him Get Away With It

[Gamboal00]

I don't know how anyone can honestly look at that knockdown and consider it a normal punch. Nobody falls down like that in a fight.

Most of Tyson Fury's punches looked good, but not that one. I would've rather seen Fury beat Wilder with strong legs than see him win like that.

Here is a vid of the punch from ringside, it was a sickening punch, I dont know how Wilder got straight back up.



It's crazy that Wilder let Fury take a full swing and put all his power in that punch without blocking it. This was Wilder's fault for being terribly slack with his defence.

[JTfloyd]

"But he didn’t come to box"

And you, Deontay Wilder, did?

Jesus. He makes Pacquiao seem gracious in defeat.

[Falkano]

Fury was holding him behind the head with his left glove and hitting him with his right. Wilder retaliated to the fouls, trying to get Fury's glove off his head.

I actually sort of agree with you. It wasn't behind the head though it was on his shoulder.
But the point is the ref said break like 3 times. Tapped Wilder and got in between him.
Obviously he was frustrated and you can understand why he did it. But that is a point deducting punch and the ref let it go. (although you can see the ref was thinking about it by the way he looks at him) He did it multiple times including after the bell had gone in the 4th.
Wilder can't say the ref let Fury get away with things and ignore the fact he himself got away with things too.

[alexguiness]

Its always disappointing when someone you never respected, admired or gave any credibility to cant even take a righteous beating without reacting like a total female.

[W1LL]

One of the knockdowns in the first fight was from a punch to the back of the head.

[Carpe Diem]

One champ, one face, one name. Amir Kha....

[NYG]

Everyone knew going in that it was gonna be Tyson Fury's game plan all along. It was the only way could win. So quit acting like surprised hypocrites. His game plan was to maul and weight bully the smaller Deontay Wilder with dirty and roughhousing tactics.

Fury made a UFC contest out of that fight with all of the constant head locks, headbutts, rabbit punching and leaning on the back of Wilder's neck; With that nasty stinking body of his in order to wear him down. It was blatant and dirty as shit!

That's the fight game buddy, deal with it or gtfo

[creekrat77]

Don't expect anything to change behind the scenes as cringe as this is. There was no stopping Broner from destroying his career, exponentially, fight by fight. The same will go from Wilder. There is a long road down from here.

[IceTrayDaGang]

excuses #11319319319301930193019313

[NYG]

That first loss may just be what Wilder needed to make a change in everything he does and his outlook.

If he can channel that anger and get a better trainer, he will make the third fight a classic.

Sounds like a good Creed 3 story, but this is real life. Fury knocks Wilders ****ing head off in a third fight