Wilder vs. Fury II: The Rematch is On

[btc_angela]

^^ Very nice, everyone is really awaiting this big event early next year. And with so much hype again, this is gonna be huge and I predicted that it will be bigger than the first fight. I do hope that Joshua though will be at the ringside so who ever win this one will just have to call him out, so much drama, lol.

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[Harlot]

If we are basing who would win based on the previous match I will be choosing Wilder to win this second bout especially if you consider that he knocked down Fury twice one of which Fury was lucky to be standing in. Fury might have dominated the entirety of the match but with Wilder's power and endurance you know the match can stop at anytime when Wilder wants it to happen. I also like Wider to win solely because it makes his chances facing AJ more higher and that match is something I would like to see especially when both boxers have beef with each other and have dodge each other for a long time now. This time they will be two top heavyweights facing each other in the ring and it will be bigger than AJ vs. Ruiz 2.

[fortunecrypto]

If we are basing who would win based on the previous match I will be choosing Wilder to win this second bout especially if you consider that he knocked down Fury twice one of which Fury was lucky to be standing in. Fury might have dominated the entirety of the match but with Wilder's power and endurance you know the match can stop at anytime when Wilder wants it to happen. I also like Wider to win solely because it makes his chances facing AJ more higher and that match is something I would like to see especially when both boxers have beef with each other and have dodge each other for a long time now. This time they will be two top heavyweights facing each other in the ring and it will be bigger than AJ vs. Ruiz 2.

That's true it's not over for a guy who can knock out his opponent and a guy with a knock out punch can end it anytime if he sees a good opening, Fury is a good technical fighter, but Wilder can always train to see an opening and he only needs one punch to end the match, on the second match I favor Wilder to win by knock out.

[Savemore]

If we are basing who would win based on the previous match I will be choosing Wilder to win this second bout especially if you consider that he knocked down Fury twice one of which Fury was lucky to be standing in. Fury might have dominated the entirety of the match but with Wilder's power and endurance you know the match can stop at anytime when Wilder wants it to happen. I also like Wider to win solely because it makes his chances facing AJ more higher and that match is something I would like to see especially when both boxers have beef with each other and have dodge each other for a long time now. This time they will be two top heavyweights facing each other in the ring and it will be bigger than AJ vs. Ruiz 2.

That's true it's not over for a guy who can knock out his opponent and a guy with a knock out punch can end it anytime if he sees a good opening, Fury is a good technical fighter, but Wilder can always train to see an opening and he only needs one punch to end the match, on the second match I favor Wilder to win by knock out.

If the rematch will happen then I will go for Wilder again. I won on my last bet between their fight. The right hand of Wilder is so deadly and it is the reason why he has 41 KOs. He's style is so different that he can easily overwhelmed the style of fury. Fury is strong but he cannot handle the power and the strength of Wilder so it is obvious that Wilder will win again via KO.

[Kemarit]

If we are basing who would win based on the previous match I will be choosing Wilder to win this second bout especially if you consider that he knocked down Fury twice one of which Fury was lucky to be standing in. Fury might have dominated the entirety of the match but with Wilder's power and endurance you know the match can stop at anytime when Wilder wants it to happen. I also like Wider to win solely because it makes his chances facing AJ more higher and that match is something I would like to see especially when both boxers have beef with each other and have dodge each other for a long time now. This time they will be two top heavyweights facing each other in the ring and it will be bigger than AJ vs. Ruiz 2.

Most likely boxing fans would like to see Wilder vs Joshua. Yes, I do remember, prior to Fury getting back into the picture on the heavyweight division, these two have been calling it out and words has been thrown as to who really derail the fight, so the drama is already there.

@btc_angela - unlikely that Joshua will be there to see the fight live. He might be busy preparing for his mandatory, whoever it is that time.

[NavI_027]

^^ Very nice, everyone is really awaiting this big event early next year. And with so much hype again, this is gonna be huge and I predicted that it will be bigger than the first fight. I do hope that Joshua though will be at the ringside so who ever win this one will just have to call him out, so much drama, lol.

It could probably happen because I believe that every boxer got it's own pride and each one of them have the need to beat down the person they think torn along their way to throne . Whoever win in the rematch, I'm sure that AJ is next. I mean, there are only few strong and interesting boxers in the heavyweight division (I hope Klitschko will come back soon) so why delaying these dream matches if this what people really want. Well, much better if AJ will have a chance to fight Fury and Wilder but if there must be only one then I would go with Wilder vs Joshua. I'm curious if AJ could stay on his feet and resist that heavy puncher until the end .

[uray]

^^ Very nice, everyone is really awaiting this big event early next year. And with so much hype again, this is gonna be huge and I predicted that it will be bigger than the first fight. I do hope that Joshua though will be at the ringside so who ever win this one will just have to call him out, so much drama, lol.

Wilder and Fury are the most anticipated fight the boxing fans are waiting for as majority felt that Fury won the first fight even though it ended in a draw and we need to see them fight again and i do not think that Joshua willl be challenging both these fighters anytime soon as he needs to have a few wins outside these two to have the confidence back as i really do not think he will have a chance to win against either Fury or Wilder.

[Sebas.tian]

When we talk about natural power and skills, Wilder I'd the best among the rest, we have seen what played out at the first match and hope to see a replay in that will show more of Wilder. Hopefully to see Wilder still defend his title as the best in the business. This will be the best of the best fight in the history of heavy weight championship.

[stadus]

When we talk about natural power and skills, Wilder I'd the best among the rest, we have seen what played out at the first match and hope to see a replay in that will show more of Wilder. Hopefully to see Wilder still defend his title as the best in the business. This will be the best of the best fight in the history of heavy weight championship.

Best chance for Wilder to win is to knock out his opponent and he needs to be smart in this rematch to knock Fury out so this might not end in a draw or worse Fury might win as in the previous fight a lot of fans disagree with the results, it should be fury who won the fight, and that doubt should be eliminated if Wilder will look for a kill.

[BChydro]

Best chance for Wilder to win is to knock out his opponent and he needs to be smart in this rematch to knock Fury out so this might not end in a draw or worse Fury might win as in the previous fight a lot of fans disagree with the results, it should be fury who won the fight, and that doubt should be eliminated if Wilder will look for a kill.

The only way Deontay Wilder will win this rematch is by knockout and even in his fight against Ortiz if you look at the score cards, Ortiz will be winning the rounds majority of the time and even Deontay Wilder knew he just need a punch to win the fight and even in their first fight Deontay Wilder landed a knockout blow that floored Tyson Fury but he woke up like a ghost after getting floored and that was the difference between Fury and the rest of his opponents.

[smyslov]

Two months to go and the build up is great I just hope fans and bettors will not be disappointed just like what happen to the Joshua Ruiz rematch, where it did not live to expectation, because Ruiz has been busy eating all he can going to the match, and some people call him scammer for not going to the fight well prepared.

[Clement Kaliyar]

Two months to go and the build up is great I just hope fans and bettors will not be disappointed just like what happen to the Joshua Ruiz rematch, where it did not live to expectation, because Ruiz has been busy eating all he can going to the match, and some people call him scammer for not going to the fight well prepared.

When you have Tyson Fury in the mix then you will have an entertaining pre match build up as he is good in the microphone and he will elevate the opponents as well, the pre match built up of Joshua and Ruiz was not that entertaining and we all know the reason as Joshua was coming back after his first professional loss and everyone will make excuses after a defeat and it is not a new thing.

[Kasabus]

Fury is going to win in this match if this will reach in round 12.
Fury is a better boxer but wilder should use his power in this fight and knock Fury which he was not able to make in the first fight.

Sure thing, this fight will draw a big crowd and a big PPV as well, hopefully I'll be able to watch this in PPV as I like how fury bullying the bully in the ring. 

[mich]

Fury accepts Joshua's sparring offer ahead of Wilder rematch

Tyson Fury says he is willing to take up fellow Briton Anthony Joshua's offer of sparring to prepare for his February rematch with WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder.

https://sports.yahoo.com/fury-accepts-joshuas-sparring-offer-040944351.html

[Yaunfitda]

And for those who have doubts about the awkward statement made my Anthony Joshua, I dig youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDc9JPrzvs4

Go forward 0:40, and you will hear it straight from Joshua's mouth.

[Baofeng]

And for those who have doubts about the awkward statement made my Anthony Joshua, I dig youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDc9JPrzvs4

Go forward 0:40, and you will hear it straight from Joshua's mouth.

Here is Fury's response though,

Tyson Fury Holds Nose at Joshua's Win, Rips Apart Sparring Offer

"They offered hot air as usual. I accepted, they haven’t turned up, take what you want from it, that’s it. Joshua’s nothing like Wilder but I’d like to bring him over and give him a good hiding anyway. But they’re not going to come, let’s face it," Fury told BoxingScene.com.

"They’re not going to come over and get beat up in sparring. It was just a stupid offer at a stupid time - wasn’t thinking, I accepted straight away, me being me, and that was it. I don’t read into it too much, he ain’t coming, simple as. He ain’t got the bollocks to turn up and spar, end of."

https://www.boxingscene.com/tyson-fury-holds-nose-joshuas-win-rips-apart-sparring-offer--145960

Clearly, he doesn't like the idea, and I like him saying that he is going to beat up Joshua in the sparring. They might cross path in the future, so it's better for them not to really spar as no one will really get the benefits of it. The rematch is just about a month from now, and as we gets closer, I'm sure a lot of media are going to cover and it will make the fight more exciting with trash talking.

[DeathAngel]

Fury accepts Joshua's sparring offer ahead of Wilder rematch

Tyson Fury says he is willing to take up fellow Briton Anthony Joshua's offer of sparring to prepare for his February rematch with WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder.

https://sports.yahoo.com/fury-accepts-joshuas-sparring-offer-040944351.html

I don’t see why not. It’s probably perfect preparation for Fury, there probably isn’t a more perfect sparring partner. Prepare for the best by sparring with the best.

[uray]

When we talk about natural power and skills, Wilder I'd the best among the rest, we have seen what played out at the first match and hope to see a replay in that will show more of Wilder. Hopefully to see Wilder still defend his title as the best in the business. This will be the best of the best fight in the history of heavy weight championship.

There is a slight change in that phrase, Wilder has natural crazy power his size and he is weighing around 208 pounds but you cannot call him as a skillful boxer as he knows his weakness and strength and that is the biggest thing you need to be a world champion, if you are able to identify your weakness and strength you can go a long way while on the other hand Tyson Fury is a skillful boxer but not having the knockout power, so the fight is always how Fury will mitigate the power of Wilder and whether Wilder is able to land the knockout punch.

[suzanne5223]

And for those who have doubts about the awkward statement made my Anthony Joshua, I dig youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDc9JPrzvs4

Go forward 0:40, and you will hear it straight from Joshua's mouth.

Here is Fury's response though,

Tyson Fury Holds Nose at Joshua's Win, Rips Apart Sparring Offer

"They offered hot air as usual. I accepted, they haven’t turned up, take what you want from it, that’s it. Joshua’s nothing like Wilder but I’d like to bring him over and give him a good hiding anyway. But they’re not going to come, let’s face it," Fury told BoxingScene.com.

"They’re not going to come over and get beat up in sparring. It was just a stupid offer at a stupid time - wasn’t thinking, I accepted straight away, me being me, and that was it. I don’t read into it too much, he ain’t coming, simple as. He ain’t got the bollocks to turn up and spar, end of."

https://www.boxingscene.com/tyson-fury-holds-nose-joshuas-win-rips-apart-sparring-offer--145960

Clearly, he doesn't like the idea, and I like him saying that he is going to beat up Joshua in the sparring. They might cross paths in the future, so it's better for them not to really spar as no one will really get the benefits of it. The rematch is just about a month from now, and as we get closer, I'm sure a lot of media are going to cover and it will make the fight more exciting with trash talking.

Firstly, i believe none of them (Anthony or Fury) like the impression of the two being a sparring partner when there's a huge chance for them to face each other in the future but the sparring invitation was just a test from Anthony side which is the reason Fury don't get any response back.
Meanwhile, if i were you i won't buy all the statements made by Fury in terms of beating Anthony cause it just a hype statement.

[7788bitcoin]

Fury accepts Joshua's sparring offer ahead of Wilder rematch

I don’t see why not. It’s probably perfect preparation for Fury, there probably isn’t a more perfect sparring partner. Prepare for the best by sparring with the best.

It is a great gesture by Anthony Joshua if he really spars with Tyson Fury because none of the fighters would do that if they see a potential fight with them in the future as these sparring sessions will expose the weakness they have and if he really does that it is great. I am waiting for the match as the hype is really high and it will be one of the biggest PPV in boxing for a long time.