Deontay Wilder sustain severe injuries

[Nathrixxx]

Deontay Wilder Banned For Months After Suffering Serious Injuries And Cuts During His Defeat To Tyson Fury
The match is really indeed the clash of the Titans, a survival for the fittest while the ban placed was for him to rest, settle down and recover the serious injuries incurred in a bid get ready and stand fit for next fixtures after 6 months.
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[MrcMrc]

Just like the battle between the whale and sharks your goes is as good as my, one will end as food for the night that is what happened in this match.
I don't expect anything different from what I saw during the fight.

[notblox1]

There is nothing sad about this news,  Fury said it right after the fight, people end boxing carriers when they get nocked out like Wilder was, and he was pocking the bear for long time, so I am not surprised to see him having medical ban, it's standard procedure in MMA and boxing.

[carlfebz2]

There is nothing sad about this news,  Fury said it right after the fight, people end boxing carriers when they get nocked out like Wilder was, and he was pocking the bear for long time, so I am not surprised to see him having medical ban, it's standard procedure in MMA and boxing.

An understandable thing to be done and its indeed a basic procedure which it is normal for them to do so basing up on Wilders condition and this is particular applied in all sports where organizations would really

set out these kind of actions whenever they do saw an athlete or fighter is badly injured and as said its not really that surprising.This had been a severe ending for Wilder but at least that fight really give

that entertainment we do seek of and theres no time or its not the right moment for us to talk some issues about the outcome of the fight.Its clear as day if you do ask me.

[Desmong]

Just like the battle between the whale and sharks your goes is as good as my, one will end as food for the night that is what happened in this match.
I don't expect anything different from what I saw during the fight.

The expectation was very disappointing for some person that had bet on Wilder to win the match but luck was never on there side. The match was not easy to predict the outcome but Wilder tried his possible best but was able to defeet Fury. The Patten of the fight was never predictaat the initial but suddenly things turn apart.

[OgNasty]

There is nothing sad about this news,  Fury said it right after the fight, people end boxing carriers when they get nocked out like Wilder was, and he was pocking the bear for long time, so I am not surprised to see him having medical ban, it's standard procedure in MMA and boxing.

Yes, brutal knockouts can definitely end a person's career.  I don't know if it's mental, or if that kind of physical damage can be career ending at that level in the sport, but I've seen plenty of people never be the same again after suffering a head injury.  Ben Askren being a good example.  He went from being able to withstand some of the most punishing blows I've ever seen to being knocked out by a Disney kid almost instantly.  Even in basketball, Roy Hibbert was never the same after catching an elbow to the head from LeBron James...  Head injuries are no joke.  They can turn regular people into crazy psychos seemingly overnight.

[Ryker1]

Well it should be both, the physical and mental condition of an athlete or boxer.
Boxing is a dangerous sport and it is risky for both mental and physical health. Who knows here the boxer Michael Watson, British boxers who suffer a lifetime of disabled and possible in a long term, they had brain damage that turns to a serious mental illness, it is very risky.
Banning is the right decision to cure injuries and perhaps many boxers know these circumstances.

[Oasisman]

There is nothing sad about this news,  Fury said it right after the fight, people end boxing carriers when they get nocked out like Wilder was, and he was pocking the bear for long time, so I am not surprised to see him having medical ban, it's standard procedure in MMA and boxing.

Yes, brutal knockouts can definitely end a person's career.  I don't know if it's mental, or if that kind of physical damage can be career ending at that level in the sport, but I've seen plenty of people never be the same again after suffering a head injury.  Ben Askren being a good example.  He went from being able to withstand some of the most punishing blows I've ever seen to being knocked out by a Disney kid almost instantly.  Even in basketball, Roy Hibbert was never the same after catching an elbow to the head from LeBron James...  Head injuries are no joke.  They can turn regular people into crazy psychos seemingly overnight.

I remember Roy Hibbert got elbowed by LeBron, but I didn't know it made him suffer and end his career.
As for the boxers, I have seen a couple of local boxers who was suffering from the long term effect of boxing that affects their brain. I guess this would always be necessary to give those fighter who was brutally knocked out at least a year to recover and get back mentally and physically healthy.

One of the recent boxer whom I've known ended his career after a brutal knock out was Ricky Hatton.

[TimeTeller]

Well it should be both, the physical and mental condition of an athlete or boxer.
Boxing is a dangerous sport and it is risky for both mental and physical health. Who knows here the boxer Michael Watson, British boxers who suffer a lifetime of disabled and possible in a long term, they had brain damage that turns to a serious mental illness, it is very risky.
Banning is the right decision to cure injuries and perhaps many boxers know these circumstances.

It is good precautionary measure so the boxer will really focus on healing himself not only physically but mentally.
We have seen the aftermath of boxing to popular names in boxing like Muhammad Ali.
So will the boxer be willing to sacrifice his health over possible earnings if it will be a lifetime damage to his body and mind?
For me, it is better to retire if you know you can still save yourself from lifetime injury. Because there's still life after boxing.

[ultrloa]

Well it should be both, the physical and mental condition of an athlete or boxer.
Boxing is a dangerous sport and it is risky for both mental and physical health. Who knows here the boxer Michael Watson, British boxers who suffer a lifetime of disabled and possible in a long term, they had brain damage that turns to a serious mental illness, it is very risky.
Banning is the right decision to cure injuries and perhaps many boxers know these circumstances.

It is good precautionary measure so the boxer will really focus on healing himself not only physically but mentally.
We have seen the aftermath of boxing to popular names in boxing like Muhammad Ali.
So will the boxer be willing to sacrifice his health over possible earnings if it will be a lifetime damage to his body and mind?
For me, it is better to retire if you know you can still save yourself from lifetime injury. Because there's still life after boxing.

Well some other will risk that knowing how huge the money they can get for just a single fight and they will just think that the incident the same like Muhammad Ali will not happen to them as they are different people, Look at Manny Pacquaio he keeps fighting and if he didn't run for presidency for sure we can see him fight again this year or maybe next year since he's planning to do that before. It's really better to retire will your body is in good shape since its good to walk around while your head is intact with your body and you can fully enjoy the prize of what you have exerting more effort over the years.

[goinmerry]

Too much if it's called banned. We can call it rather as suspension.

Not surprising in the world of boxing. It's really expected that the other one or both might suffer a serious injury about the fight. We should now move on to the fight and no need for its own thread.

Appropriate section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=228.0

[Oshosondy]

Injure in boxing is not new, boxing is not just a simple game, it is a game that can lead to injury, especially for the opponent that lost.

How is our intake on the victory and defeated side?

The ban was not for anything else than Deontay Wilder to rest and get back to normal and fit which is the right thing to do. Before the start of the match, I knew already that Fury would win because he is stronger normally, but that is match for everyone, one opponent has to lose while the other wins.

Too much if it's called banned. We can call it rather as suspension.

It depends, it is still suspension, while some organizations can call it temporary ban, all are still the same thing but just different words but the same meaning so far it is already clear that the ban is just for a period of time for Wilder to recover and be fit.

[toast]

It is indeed a clash of the titans you can see how they brawl and how good each boxer. I think it is no surprise that he was prohibited to fight in the next couple of months because of his safety and for him to recover too, I think he is planning to have a rematch again with Fury and I think he can't accept his defeat.

In regards with Fury, he done well he survived some of good punches from Wilder but still he managed to win the match.

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So I open your website, but I can't, the service is not yet available, what is photo editing, so the news website is closed by Google.

I watched boxing (Wilder vs. Fury) from round one to 11 seconds where Wilder fell and was hit by Fury and instead Fury fell I knew in the round they fell and got hit.

The strange thing for me is: in fact in the field it's not as bad as I see in the picture you show 'ears' maybe on the nose yes, there's Wilder bleeding a little, but how can this happen to the ear to burst, this is strange.

[michellee]

Losing a career in boxing is a nightmare for the boxer, especially if they lose that because of severe injuries. But the boxers can not deny the risk of being injured because of the hard punch, so they need to practice harder to reduce the impact on their body. Only some boxers can continue their career after getting some medication but that will not give him the full power as before because he already got injured from the last match or experienced pain from a long time ago.

[davis196]

I wonder why this forum post is in the Gambling forum.
This is basically sharing news about the health condition of Deontay Wilder.
I have to remind you that the health condition of Deontay Wilder has nothing to do with cryptocurrency gambling.
OP,did you bet money on Wilder to win against Fury or something?
Fury is a great boxer and he was 18kg heavier than Wilder,so for me to see Fury winning this boxing match was pretty much expected.No surprises here.

[Cling18]

There is nothing sad about this news,  Fury said it right after the fight, people end boxing carriers when they get nocked out like Wilder was, and he was pocking the bear for long time, so I am not surprised to see him having medical ban, it's standard procedure in MMA and boxing.

Things like this could possibly happen for any boxer because that's the risk of their sports. I just felt really bad for Wilder because we all know how he built a good name in the industry yet he has to lose his career for a while due to that kind of condition. I guess his rest should also be his opportunity to get well and try new strategies for his future matches if ever his suspension will be lifted.

[Mahanton]

There is nothing sad about this news,  Fury said it right after the fight, people end boxing carriers when they get nocked out like Wilder was, and he was pocking the bear for long time, so I am not surprised to see him having medical ban, it's standard procedure in MMA and boxing.

Things like this could possibly happen for any boxer because that's the risk of their sports. I just felt really bad for Wilder because we all know how he built a good name in the industry yet he has to lose his career for a while due to that kind of condition. I guess his rest should also be his opportunity to get well and try new strategies for his future matches if ever his suspension will be lifted.

Injuries or something like this is very common which the organization will really be normally be suspending or making out some bans for him to at least rest after that fight against with Fury.

Of course these kind of sports including boxing,mma and other physical would really be having that higher odds on acquiring these injuries which it is really just right that they
would be making appropriate actions and things needed for them to do so.

[LUCKMCFLY]

There is nothing sad about this news,  Fury said it right after the fight, people end boxing carriers when they get nocked out like Wilder was, and he was pocking the bear for long time, so I am not surprised to see him having medical ban, it's standard procedure in MMA and boxing.

Things like this could possibly happen for any boxer because that's the risk of their sports. I just felt really bad for Wilder because we all know how he built a good name in the industry yet he has to lose his career for a while due to that kind of condition. I guess his rest should also be his opportunity to get well and try new strategies for his future matches if ever his suspension will be lifted.

For this reason, I always say that the preparation of a boxer is the most important thing, it does not matter that you have a physique with privileged genetics, you have to train a lot for a fight of this level, sometimes preparation is not enough, This type of event is very likely to always occur in boxing, at least he can recover, there are some who do not even manage to survive receiving so much punishment and blows to the head. I know the case of a friend who was an amateur boxer and who could not come out of a fight so well, and due to the heavy blows he received that caused a stroke, it is incredible, but not everyone is born for sports, there are genetics that are special for each sport.