Wilder vs. Fury II: The Rematch is On

[stadus]

I will go for Tyson Fury to knock out Deontay Wilder 

I guess you'll get an interesting odds for that if you are betting.

Fury to KO wilder in round 1 - @26
Fury to KO Wilder (entire game) - @5.

https://sportsbet.io/sports/event/boxing/international/matchups/wilder-deontay-fury-tyson-5da407af5f72f70b28639a7f

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[bisdak40]

Fury to KO wilder in round 1 - @26
Fury to KO Wilder (entire game) - @5.

https://sportsbet.io/sports/event/boxing/international/matchups/wilder-deontay-fury-tyson-5da407af5f72f70b28639a7f

I'm putting my money on Manny Pacquaio's prediction which is also a knock-out by Wilder.

Wilder KO 10: “Never bet against a puncher, particularly one like Deontay Wilder. I look at Wilder like I do at a Mike Tyson, another puncher. I see Wilder winning this rematch with Tyson Fury by 10th-round knockout.”

I think Wilder will make sure Fury won't get up this time.

[Questat]

I think Wilder will make sure Fury won't get up this time.

I think what we should pay attention is on how Fury were able to stand up after many knock down and still fight like he was winning the fight.
Fury is strong, he can sustain the power of Wilder, but according to post above, Wilder that time had hand injury, maybe that is the reason?

[TopTort777]

I think Wilder will make sure Fury won't get up this time.

I think what we should pay attention is on how Fury were able to stand up after many knock down and still fight like he was winning the fight.
Fury is strong, he can sustain the power of Wilder, but according to post above, Wilder that time had hand injury, maybe that is the reason?

But he has 2 hands. He could have punched Fury with other hand (if only he could). Btw, Fury is a natural heavyweight, while Wilder looks like he gained muscles to be in that division. That is why Fury survived that two KO's.

My prediction will be Fury by decision, or slight possibility by KO in 10+ round. Wilder is aggressive and active in the ring. He sure will be tired and lost a lot of stamina when "champion" rounds will start.

[eaLiTy]

I think what we should pay attention is on how Fury were able to stand up after many knock down and still fight like he was winning the fight.
Fury is strong, he can sustain the power of Wilder, but according to post above, Wilder that time had hand injury, maybe that is the reason?

Tyson Fury is the only boxer who got up after getting a full power punch from Deontay Wilder and then come up and dominate the rest of the round, i am not aware of the hand injury and Deontay Wilder never claimed that he was injured during that fight.

Fury is a natural heavyweight, while Wilder looks like he gained muscles to be in that division. That is why Fury survived that two KO's.

Deontay Wilder just weighs around 212 pounds when they fought Tyson Fury the first time and Deontay Wilder has the power to knock out anyone in the heavyweight division and he is regarded as the hardest puncher in history and his knockout of Luis Ortiz was brutal and that was not even a clean punch to the chin and yet he was unconscious. No one doubts the power of Deontay Wilder.
In this fight Tyson Fury will be coming in heavy than the first fight and he changed his coaches and from what he says he will be looking for knockout Wilder from the start, the first fight Fury was able to manage the distance and this time i am expecting him to attack and make this a dirty fight, either way it will be a great contest for the fans.

[JollyGood]

I just cannot see Wilder getting fortunate this time. No dodgy scorecards from suspect score judges are going to save Wilder this time.

Fury will happily box for the full 12 rounds it will be no problem for him but he will take any opportunity to knock out Wilder before that. As for Wilder, he made a mistake taking the first fight because he thought Fury would be rough after his time away from the ring and those few rounds he had under his belt would be of no use against the punching power Wilder has but he miscalculated. Now that Fury is back to his best Wilder has no chance of winning the bout though he might cause a problem or two for Fury but in the end it will be won by Fury who will teach Wilder a boxing lesson by knocking him out cold.

I will go for Tyson Fury to knock out Deontay Wilder 

I guess you'll get an interesting odds for that if you are betting.

Fury to KO wilder in round 1 - @26
Fury to KO Wilder (entire game) - @5.

https://sportsbet.io/sports/event/boxing/international/matchups/wilder-deontay-fury-tyson-5da407af5f72f70b28639a7f

[BALIK]

I just cannot see Wilder getting fortunate this time. No dodgy scorecards from suspect score judges are going to save Wilder this time.

Fury will happily box for the full 12 rounds it will be no problem for him but he will take any opportunity to knock out Wilder before that. As for Wilder, he made a mistake taking the first fight because he thought Fury would be rough after his time away from the ring and those few rounds he had under his belt would be of no use against the punching power Wilder has but he miscalculated. Now that Fury is back to his best Wilder has no chance of winning the bout though he might cause a problem or two for Fury but in the end it will be won by Fury who will teach Wilder a boxing lesson by knocking him out cold.

Yea, but if his cut opens up again, it could be game over for him.

Wilder isn't Otto Wallin, if that cut opens up and fury can't see out of an eye, you can be sure that Wilder will go in for the kill.

I don't think he is at all scared of getting into a swingup with Fury, since he would almost certainly bang him out if one happened.

Wilder is definitely going to try and open up that cut, and if it does, the outcome will shift to favor Wilder.

[7788bitcoin]

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The first fight it was Fury who won it but corrupt judges scored a draw to preserve their boy Wilder as obviously he can make more money than Fury or wilder is a good market than fury.

I have no idea what the judges were watching during that fight, Wilder was controlling the center but Fury was the technical boxer and Wilder was always waiting for the big punch to land and it only came late in the rounds and even after landing the deadly punches Fury was able to make a come back be competitive for the rest of the rounds.

This rematch is to cut that controversy, and maybe Fury only said he will knock out Wilder as he doesn't want to get rob again, the question is can he really do that, if he gets aggressive in the fight, the advantage will be on  Wilder as he likes to fight toe to toe.

The rematch got the attention of all the causal fans and i bet they will be making a lot of money and it is good for boxing as these fighters are simply the best they can and in their prime and anything can happen in a fight.

[bbc.reporter]

Tyson Fury has become a personal hero of mine. He said that he will binge on cocaine and cheap $30 dollar hookers if he wins the fight hehehehe.

[mich]

Tyson Fury has become a personal hero of mine. He said that he will binge on cocaine and cheap $30 dollar hookers if he wins the fight hehehehe.

I didnt not believe such a thing but he really did say this!  A happily married man!
'After this fight, I'm going to binge out on cocaine and hookers,' Fury told Daily Caller. 'Is there anything better than cocaine and hookers?'

He says some other gross things in the article here:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/boxing/article-8015969/Tyson-Fury-vows-cocaine-cheap-30-hooker-binge-Deontay-Wilder-rematch.html

[Darker45]

I think Wilder will make sure Fury won't get up this time.

I think what we should pay attention is on how Fury were able to stand up after many knock down and still fight like he was winning the fight.
Fury is strong, he can sustain the power of Wilder, but according to post above, Wilder that time had hand injury, maybe that is the reason?

But he has 2 hands. He could have punched Fury with other hand (if only he could). Btw, Fury is a natural heavyweight, while Wilder looks like he gained muscles to be in that division. That is why Fury survived that two KO's.

My prediction will be Fury by decision, or slight possibility by KO in 10+ round. Wilder is aggressive and active in the ring. He sure will be tired and lost a lot of stamina when "champion" rounds will start.

Same prediction here. Fury by UD. I am not considering a KO by Fury, much less from Wilder. Wilder is relying too much on his strong one-punch, not even a combination of punches. That is not a scoring machine that he's got in his hands. There is power in them, of course, but then I doubt it will knock Fury out to sleep. And if the 12 rounds will be fully consumed by both fighters, Wilder will definitely come short in points. Fury got this one, for me.

By the way, the power of Wilder should not be underestimated in the late rounds. The first time these two met, it was in rounds 9 and 12 that Fury was downed.

[Kasabus]

The first time these two met, it was in rounds 9 and 12 that Fury was downed.

But we should also not underestimate the stamina of Fury, he went down two times in the fight but still got up as if it wasn't a heavy punch he received.
Damn, this surely be another great fight to watch, the last time, there wasn't a boring round, so it's worth to watch them.

[eaLiTy]

'After this fight, I'm going to binge out on cocaine and hookers,' Fury told Daily Caller. 'Is there anything better than cocaine and hookers?'

May be he wants to numb his pain after the fight and so is the reason he might use cocaine and hookers to release his stress  .

I am not considering a KO by Fury, much less from Wilder. Wilder is relying too much on his strong one-punch, not even a combination of punches.

Deontay Wilder is not a technical boxing master, he won 41 fighting with his powerful right hand and he only needs to land a single punch in the entire fight to end a fight and the only fight in his career that went the distance is against Tyson Fury.

Even in this fight the interesting aspect is that whether Deontay Wilder can land that huge punch or Tyson Fury can avoid that throughout the fight and win the fight.

[hilariousetc]

This is one of those fights that is so evenly matched it's hard to call, especially after the draw in the first one. Wouldn't surprise me at all if that happened again but draws are fairly rare in boxing so it's probably unlikely to happen especially when that decision was so controversial (even though I think it was the right one). Wilder is probably the slight favourite to win and if I had to pick a winner it would be him but I think it might go the distance again if he doesn't knock Fury out. Gonna set my alarm for 4:30 in the morning so I can watch it either way.

Tyson Fury has become a personal hero of mine. He said that he will binge on cocaine and cheap $30 dollar hookers if he wins the fight hehehehe.

I didnt not believe such a thing but he really did say this!  A happily married man!
'After this fight, I'm going to binge out on cocaine and hookers,' Fury told Daily Caller. 'Is there anything better than cocaine and hookers?'

He says some other gross things in the article here:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/boxing/article-8015969/Tyson-Fury-vows-cocaine-cheap-30-hooker-binge-Deontay-Wilder-rematch.html

He's said a lot of stupid stuff in the past but I thought he was over this nonsense and had grown up a bit. It's a shame because he seems like a decent guy otherwise and could be a good role model and spokesman for a lot of causes but always puts his foot in his mouth. I'm sure he would have been a shoe-in to win the BBC Sportsman of Year Award but he always says something controversial around the time they do the nominations and he screws himself over.

[TopTort777]

According to stake.com bookies, both boxers has even chances to win. Odds are 1.84 Wilder, 1.94 Fury. But I like "Draw 19.00" better   Hope they wish to make a trilogy, because I'm going to place my small bet on the draw (but frankly I'm going to cheer for Fury). Too bad this is not going to happen, take a look on those two hungry men




Anyone else going to place a bet?

[fortunecrypto]

According to stake.com bookies, both boxers has even chances to win. Odds are 1.84 Wilder, 1.94 Fury. But I like "Draw 19.00" better  Hope they wish to make a trilogy, because I'm going to place my small bet on the draw (but frankly I'm going to cheer for Fury). To bad this is not going to happen, take a look on those two hungry men




Anyone else going to place a bet?

There's more hype and excitement than the Ruiz Joshua fight, it's anybody's ball game because I'm pretty sure that both fighters will be employing different strategies this time, but I am still baffle why the change of trainers for Fury when he is doing great after he got back after a long vacation.

[DeathAngel]

Really looking forward to this one, if it goes the distance Fury will win as imo he is the better boxer. Wilder has that amazing knockout power though so at any point he can end the fight with one punch.

[JohnBitCo]

Really looking forward to this one, if it goes the distance Fury will win as imo he is the better boxer. Wilder has that amazing knockout power though so at any point he can end the fight with one punch.

The rematch is coming closer as this match will be played tomorrow February 22. The match will start near 4- 5 am GMT.
Regardless of who will win, there is a lot of hype about this match and lot of gamblers will gamble on this.  I cant wait for this " Unfinished Business".

[JollyGood]

Wilder thought he was mocking Fury by talking about his previous health issues but Fury did not touch him in anger, instead he told Wilder that "nobody in your country knows who you are" which is almost very true.

Upon hearing that Wilder got upset, there was no need for him to behave like a playground bully and push Fury when he was not expecting it but thankfully it was funny to see Wilder feel the fury of Fury as he pushed him in retaliation.

Wilder had mostly tailor made opponents which were not going to cause issues for him just so he could retain the belt but not any more - I will be so happy for Fury when I see him knock out Wilder. Wilder will be on the canvas long after the referee counts to ten and Fury will be holding his arms up high as the champion that he is 

[South Park]

Well it sounds like their already planning for a Trilogy however this match ends up

Wilder-Fury II has trilogy rematch clause - Warren

"The loser has 30 days to call on the rematch and that has to be accepted," Warren told BBC Radio 5 Live.

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/28722461/wilder-fury-ii-trilogy-rematch-clause-warren

That will be possible if the two fighters agreed for a rematch and if the fights want the two to go for it again if the third match is not appealing anymore there is no use even if they both want to have it again, take the case of the Joshua Ruiz fight they are both even but the fans and the promoters don't want it to happen again, because they thought they it will have the same result.

I do not think the situations are comparable, the first fight between Joshua and Ruiz was really entertaining and it was a big surprise too, people had high expectations for the second fight and we obtained nothing out of it so a third fight is out of the question, but this is not going to be the case with Wilder and Fury, I am sure this fight is going to be good, and if it is, then a third match is a given since both fighters are not going to deny themselves a big paycheck for a single fight.