jay_mcfc
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Usyk is mandatory with either the wba/wbo, pulev with the ibf and Whyte with the wbc. Either they get special permission to fight next or it will be 18 months down the line when belts have either been lost or relinquished.
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jay_mcfc
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They’re saying it was just a cut to the inside of the ear which to me suggests they’re gonna try to throw all the blame on the guy who threw in the towel.Has the burst eardrum been confirmed officially?
I heard some USA pundits suggesting he broke his jaw in the 1st round. His mouth did look a mess early on but then if his jaw was broken he would definitely have gone to hospital whereas the reports suggest he didn’t.
They’re saying it was just a cut to the inside of the ear which to me suggests they’re gonna try to throw all the blame on the guy who threw in the towel.
I heard some USA pundits suggesting he broke his jaw in the 1st round. His mouth did look a mess early on but then if his jaw was broken he would definitely have gone to hospital whereas the reports suggest he didn’t.
Threw the towel in at the right time imo. There’s no way Wilder was getting anything from that fight. His legs were gone and his defence was getting weaker and weaker.
I think Fury KOs him 10-15 secs later.
everythingchangesbutblue
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I agree, if im honest i might have pulled him a round or 2 earlier.Threw the towel in at the right time imo. There’s no way Wilder was getting anything from that fight. His legs were gone and his defence was getting weaker and weaker.
I think Fury KOs him 10-15 secs later.
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Rammy Blue
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They nearly pulled him out at the end of the 6th round, was definitely nothing wrong with the towel going in when it did.Threw the towel in at the right time imo. There’s no way Wilder was getting anything from that fight. His legs were gone and his defence was getting weaker and weaker.
I think Fury KOs him 10-15 secs later.
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Threw the towel in at the right time imo. There’s no way Wilder was getting anything from that fight. His legs were gone and his defence was getting weaker and weaker.
I think Fury KOs him 10-15 secs later.
If the fight had gone much longer, Wilde would have left the building on a stretcher. Before the towel went it he was being pummelled in the corner.
jay_mcfc
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Agree totally, I just think Shelly Finkle and Jay Deaz are setting it up as blaming the guy who threw in the towel so they can start the ball rolling for the trilogy. They both know that there’s potential for Wilder to be left out in the wilderness once Fury and AJ do actually fight. Finkle must be cursing the day he took the piss out of Matchroom and thought he’d get a beaten down Fury instead of a mega deal v AJ. They presumed they would destroy Fury in the first fight and try to get a bigger piece of the AJ pie.Threw the towel in at the right time imo. There’s no way Wilder was getting anything from that fight. His legs were gone and his defence was getting weaker and weaker.
I think Fury KOs him 10-15 secs later.
Fury was simply brilliant last night, I've never seen him box on the front foot with such conviction before and although he left himself vulnerable (going in with the left jab followed by the right hook) on a couple of occasions, he just destroyed Wilder from the very first straight left jab.
Man_City_Loyal
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think the game changes when he dismantles people like that, as opposed to outlasting them over 12 rounds.
It'll be a travesty to not have Joshua v Fury by summer 2021.
agreed
Man_City_Loyal
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I thought DWhyte was mandatory, maybe not. I think both both DW vs AJ and TF vs DWhyte would be money spinners before the super fight of AJ vs TF. Wilder clearly needs a big fight next whether it DWhyte,TF again or AJ. He will be done if he fights Charles Martin etc and no point to fighting someone like say Parker or Povetkin for not much interest when they 'd have a fair chance of beating him anyway.
actually I think your right with Whyte being #1 contender