Tonight is the much anticipated rematch between these two undefeated boxers. For those who don't recall, last fight ended in a split draw. Who do you guys think is going to win?
Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury II - Is the streak finally going to be broken?
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The fact that it's a rematch makes me think its against Fury. He outboxed and gassed Wilder in their first match, the two knockdowns not withstanding, but since it's a rematch, pretty sure Wilder and his team knows that's the game plan and prep accordingly.
Anthony Joshua should have fought Wilder earlier, instead he passed and lost his unbeatable streak to Ruiz.
Wilder is going to kill that bum.
Just watched the last one, I can see why someone would score Fury higher, but I think that Wilder had the better fight and should have got the decision. I expect he'll be winning tonight.
If I had to bet, it would probably be on Wilder. He's fought against Fury and his superior boxing skills before, so he's probably trained to deal with those skills. One hit is all it takes to win and he will be better prepared for the out fighting style of Fury and having to go the 12 rounds. At the same time, people forget that Tyson was out for 2 years before the first fight. He stopped in 2015, got the licence again in 2018, had two tune up matches and then signed the fight with Wilder, so he's probably going to be even better now than he was in 2018.
That all being said, I hope it goes to 12 rounds and is every bit as enjoyable as the last fight.
I don't know all the ins and outs of judging Boxing...so how can you knock someone down twice and not get the decision?
I can't imagine
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Boxing matches are judged using what's called a 10-point must system. That means that one boxer must be awarded 10 points each round; the other boxer will get less points, usually 9 if there's no knockdowns in the round, and less if there are knockdowns. That's a simplified explanation, but you probably get the general idea.
If you out-hit your opponent in enough of the other rounds, it can make up for the rounds you lost more severely. In this case, the scoring was one judge in favor of Wilder, one judge in favor of Fury, and the third scored it evenly.
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I really want Fury to win. He’s such a character. This’ll be a good one for sure. Either way, there will be a trove of amazing reaction .gif since Bayless is the referee.
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Lol Mike be like "waitaminute I'm not from Atlanta".
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Ohnonononono bros, i thought the darkies were the superior atlethes
What's going on with Wilders right arm he keeps on holding onto it.
Yeah looks to be, I could tell from the first round the look on his face he didn't have the heart for this fight. Edit jesus fuck look at that ear.
Busted eaedrum on wilder
Gg, no re
Gg, no re
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