Fury proved himself the better fighter, no doubt. But it didn't matter how much you were all in for Tyson Fury or for Deontay Wilder, when these three fights were over you loved and respected them both the same.That's how epic and unforgettable the Fury/Wilder trilogy is.
@@kiboma4209 I think wilders breakdown after the rematch was inevitable. He had a decent amateur career, and then an overly extended run knocking out lower class opposition. However when that freakish power started to work in title fights against better opposition it was clear he was both running his own corner, and camp, whilst totally intoxicated on his image as a phenom destroyer. The silence in wilders corner was eerie. It was like nobody had ever told wilder what to actually do in camp, so kept their mouths shut when things turned south. Being quiet when he was cleanly losing fights but not hurt is one thing. Being silent when cleanly losing and being beaten up is another. So wilder had a meltdown during and after the rematch. "this isn't supposed to happen. People can outbox me but they should always be fearful enough not to head on attack me?" If a fighter succumbs to a dream world, they end up waking up to a nightmare. I want wilder to retire. He's too old to change now, and far too rich to be motivated. He looked like he was on valium against Parker. A corner truly being in charge of events is very important. The second don king fired Samuel peters main corner from talking he was toast. Even wladimir was never ever the same without Emanuel steward.
Lets be honest here, wilder had 1 good round (first round) and had to knockdowns in round 4, after that he was absolute trash, just showed he can take a beating, his punches after that had so little power in them that fury wasnt even trying to block or defend them...
@@Adam-g-ukis that why in round 10 in the final seconds fury legs buckled and he almost went down but wilder didn’t step to the right when he landed his right hand
@@kgmanio7786why surprised ? We did watch the fight. Maybe you didnt or maybe your eyes need to be cleaned or just maybe you need to get off Wilder's nut. Wilder was gassed out as from the 5th round, he was already wobbling and f*ked completely. Fury punished the guy in each round from the 5th to the 11th round consecutively. He was getting devastating jabs and right punches to the face for 7 rounds. Wilder won only the 3rd and the 4th round. First round was equal and 2nd round goes to Fury. Then the 5th to the 11th round, it was just punishment rounds onto Wilder. Fury is just levels higher than Wilder and this fight was just so obvious. No excuses at all here.
The way Wilder was still able to find his second and third wind after being knocked down and beat up at the end of the 10th showed incredible perseverance and tenacity.
Um, Fury showed more "incredible perseverence and tenacity" after being dropped twice and then getting back and bombing the bomber until he couldn't get back up. Fury had more endurance too. Just better all around.
Deontay is probably the hardest puncher I’ve ever seen. Tyson was in that discussion as well. Fury has done what no other heavyweight has done fighting Wilder three times. Most heavyweights are avoiding both Fury and Wilder.
He punches like a sissy. Lowered elbow and hitting with a flat hand like a ghetto woman lol. He's not all that tbh. He wouldn't be a name in the 1990s and that's a fact. Fury is just the result of crap era of boxing.
I don't think anyone's been avoiding either of them except Ruiz maybe. That guy's been pricing him out with everyone. Fury and Wilder are notorious for making negotiations difficult and bottling fights.
@@NyQuilDonutthat makes no sense lol they’ve fought each other 3 times lol can’t be too hard to work with… it’s the other top guys that haven’t fought either of the other top guys
@@bornloser113 I think in the 2nd fight, Wilder was trying to be a Black History Month thing so hard that it made him nervous. If you watch the full card, he looks scared from the first arrival to the MGM
Both men?? Dude Wilder lost all 3 times, what are you talking about. The 3rd fight was not needed AT ALL. Just because a fat Fury came into the 3rd doesn't mean it was more competitive. Fury didnt take that 3rd fight seriously and it showed AND HES STILL BEAT THE CRAP OUT OF WILDER. Wilder is one of the most overrated HW's in history.
The coverage of the fight by the media and the announcers were both pro Wilder. Always 1st in his corner in between rounds, many times stayed there...never heard a word about blows behind the head from Wilder, but you heard a ton of "that was a slow count" and all that. Easily the better fighter is Tyson, epic fight tho.
@@that773guy4 you talk about bias ?. Watch their first fight with British commentators, fury was nowhere dominating as they were trying to present, in fact I think wilder was better.
Watched live, watched several times over since then, and still believe this to be the best trilogy of all time. Definitely of my time. Epic fight trilogy!
Same. It's the best trilogy I've ever watched in the last 30 years, but obviously I wasn't alive yet when the classic trilogies like Ali vs Frazier were fought. The only other trilogy I've seen live was Gatti vs Ward, which was pretty close to this.
I truly hope all boxing fans but especially Brits appreciate what an absolute warrior Fury is as well as a consummate boxer, for a guy his size, the way he shifted his feet and stance to finally finish off Wilder was just boxing from the gods. When this Phenomenal finally hangs up his gloves I hope he is truly recognised as one of the greatest heavyweights ever
I come from north-east Wales, a short trip from Manchester, all-time favourite Lennox Lewis, but then probably after that Joe calzaghe , but Tyson Fury has got the heart of a Celtic lion🏴🇬🇧🏴
Gotta love Lennox Lewis reaction to every big punch! Dude is the former Heavyweight Champ, one of the best to ever do it, Knocked out Mike Tyson, and still he's just like "Oooo" when he sees some good action.
Absolutely he also isn't bias like Ward, you could tell Ward wanted Wilder to win the fight. You could definitely see it when they showed their reactions to the final knock down and Ward looked devastated. Professional Announcers aren't supposed to bring any bias to the call of the fight.
He knows how to do color commentary. That’s what he’s paid for. Andre looked and sounded like he had a hundred thousand on Wilder. I’ve never seen a guy at a table calling a fight look so bored or depressed at the walk-off moment of an epic title fight. Wilder has leaned into some racial rhetoric in the past. I wouldn’t be surprised if some people gravitated to that. For some reason it’s tolerated if it’s aimed at white dudes.
Great fight! One has to appreciate the heart of Wilder. Exhausted and hurt but never gave up. Reaching within himself to keep going. Win or lose..the true heart of a champion❤
He REALLY did. He took a lot of heavy shots and refused to give up. The only regrets I have are the nasty comments from Wilder fans about cheating and some of the comments from Wilder himself. He let himself go with some stuff, he fought like a true champ and his performance in the ring showed he has the skills, spirit and courage to be a real champ. His words were nasty but I guess this is boxing and it happens. It's hard to believe someone could have so much determination that they won't go down and remain a danger but thats exactly what Wilder did. Two true champs who gave the boxing world some great fights. Stay safe Shane! Hope you're good bud and best of luck in future :)
@@markholroyde9412 u missed the passion beauty spirit courage heart it wasnt just a beating brother, it was one of those moments in time IMHO,so much more, us brits love wilder like one of our own now, this was/is special
This fight was amazing. Fury’s a tank, and his fitness is underrated because he’s not as lean as Wilder. Both men have a champion’s heart. Wilder has nothing to be ashamed about, although the loss is disappointing for him. Most men would have lost way sooner. This match was unpredictable until the final moment. Wow.
Unpredicatable till the end ?? Did we watch the same fight ? Cause i saw Wilder win only the 3rd and the 4th round and Fury punished Wilder from the 5th to the 11th round with devastating jabs and right punches to the face. Wilder was lost and wobbly and didn't answer back to Fury in any of those 7 rounds.
@@Shiiinnne One of Wilders knock-downs was just a push on the back of the head when Fury was off balance and shouldn't have been counted...but man, Fury beat the tar out of him all fight. Only a little mouse above the left eye while Wilder looked like he'd had his face punched in...which he did. Got to say he can take a beating..but unless he got a really lucky shot in had little chance of beating Fury in this fight.
@@alixbullock7463 In your fantasies. Foreman in his prime would have killed Wilder. Wilder is nothing. He was defeated by a funny freak from England who defeats his opponents using cheap tricks and clinches. Usyk showed what Fury is. The tendril would tear Wilder to pieces even faster than Fury. Usyk would outclass Wilder even faster than Fury. Usyk, let me remind you, is a small fighter, but he knows how to fight, he has fast feet and high boxing intelligence. Wilder has nothing. The power of his punch is a myth.
Wilders will and spirit was the most impressive thing about this fight...a clear case of a fighter losing but still winning...he gained new fans and respect
True but I don't think it makes up for his racist comments leading up to the second fight and the lying excuses after, he accused fury of every kind of cheating in the book
@@ceedub3966 he's delusional.. some fighter's are like that... they have to kid themselves to do what they do and be who they are... especially so after a loss... it's just the way it is... everybody's different
@@leeturton9254 literally fired his trainer who was with him since the beginning and accused him of being involved in a conspiracy to lose the fight when in reality he just got his ass whooped. He’s a sore loser and a bum who got too big for his britches. He complained about the armor he chose to wear, he said his team poisoned his water, he didn’t show proper respect to the real champ. He got rolled up in fury’s wood and smoked. He would have peoples respect if he had an ounce of humility.
How do you figure that ? "Loosing but still winning" ? Fury ground him down and eventually wore him down by absorbing Wilders advances and power . Fury's will was stronger and his heart bigger and the result was another loss for the bomber who was left on the canvas like a ragdoll at the end . Wilder showed no grace in defeat either after when Fury went to his corner and wanted to shake hands . Wilder said : I dont respect you . He said it THREE TIMES to Fury . He has a chip on his shoulder the size of a tree trunk. His bubble burst and he cant take it like man . Well, Wilder wore a SKIRT in this third meeting. To turn up in a skirt is never going to bring you luck , other then a bad omen .
@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 fury had already knocked him out...he gets no credit for knocking him out again...we all know wilders delusional but he still showed impressive heart even when he's clearly out classed
Yoooo, this is one of the best fights I've ever seen. Two warriors placing everything on the line, the resiliency of both fighters slugging it out, giving every less breath, both wanting it like their life depended on it 💪 Fury is huge, so he's at a disadvantage regarding endurance. Wilder needs to stop heavy lifting, too much muscle, that's why he gets so tired very quickly. He would be better to fight at 215 to 220. I would love to see a 4th fight!
No, you're wrong, what Wilder needs to do it stop trying to use what little brain power he has. He does not have the mental capacity to think and move his arms and legs at the same time. Guy was, is and always will be a chump that cherry picked 41 milkmen to fight and made the mistake of believing his own hype.
This is the best heavyweight fight of our era. Both men left it all on that ring. Wilder kept fighting back and was able to push forward against a better fighter, proving once and for all he's a true champion with the heart of a lion. Fury just proved he's the complete package in the ring. Big, strong, quick and fast, heavy but very athletic, can move in every direction and box with clean fundamentals, and also punch in so many different ways. His jab and defensive abilities are elite, and also knows how to make it a dirty fight if he needs to. They were the perfect dancing partner for each other and even tho we all thought this third fight didnt make much sense, Wilder deserved the chance to regain his title and it ended up being the perfect end for a trilogy and their best fight out of the three.
While this is also a great fight, I think the first stands above it as the best modern heavyweight bout. The ending was also more shocking and way less predictable
As good as this fight was, Wilder looked ready to go for the last several rounds. I dont know if its exhaustion or just the damage. Commentators kept acting like both of them were on their last legs but Fury looked fine throughout most of the fight. Wilder doesn't seem to recover very well after he gets hurt. He keeps trying though, TONS of heart. But I think he could have at least taken this the distance if he could have recovered a bit.
@@ekibirigeable ...Emanuel Stewart talked about this WEIGHT issue (and it is an issue) on HBO for years before and after the Klitschko brothers & Lennox Lewis (who were all trained by him from one time or another) were on the scene.
There are a lot of things to say, so, just to mention one: there's a mental aspect in which Fury was upon Wilder maybe from the very beginning, and that is the concentration and discipline of Fury, he's always _in_ the fight, always hunting, always hunting, he doesn't distract for a second, even when receiving punches or going to the floor, he's always in the look for another shot. Remembering Ali when talking about Foreman's fight: _this is no place to get tired_ , more or less. Great fighters, but Fury is a natural beast.
Barrera, Morales, Marquez and Pac trilogies are better in terms of boxing. But this one was amazing too and for it to be with the big guys made it extra special.
The best heavyweight trilogy of all time is Bowe/Holyfield. If you think this triology is better then that you’re not into competitive boxing. In opinion Tyson Fury won all three of these fights even though first one was a draw. Wilder only has one chance at winning and that’s by knockout he doesn’t have much of a skill set and he cannot take a punch. Tyson fury is not a big puncher and he knocked him out twice. I guess it’s possible that you mean the greatest fights that you were able to watch live. You can experience those three fights on RU-vid though which I’ve done many many times and I highly recommend it.
@@Gogeta2501 I'd still be interested in seeing a 4th if Wilder comes in around 220. Although at this point I feel like it would be potentially unsafe in the long run for both of them to fight each other.
Guys, YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
The heart on these two...man. Both are incredibly athletic, even if Fury doesn't look like one, skill won the day for Fury the last two fights. Wilder is incredibly powerful but imagine if he had taken the science a little more seriously instead of just leaning back and relying on that insane right hand. Fury is the only boxer close to his size that can do what he does...ever. He should be considered a top 5 all time heavyweight.
@@Sword_of_Flames - CLEARLY he didn’t go out on his own terms if he’s making excuses that his team threw in the towel 🤦♂️ You’re comparing a movie to real boxing????? You know Rocky is fake right? Never happened. Little Italian man never became world HW champ LMFAO.
Great fight!! So much action and drama. No dancing around trying to be safe like other fighters. Both just laid it all on the line. Thank you gentlemen!!! This is definitely a fight I'll always remember.
I agree with you. I was turned off from boxing for awhile during the mayweather years because I felt like all of us boxing fans were just suckers watching a dude run around the ring for the whole fight. I mean it’s a fight sooo. Fucking fight
Truly epic. Huge respect to both. Wilder fought like a Terminator, and Fury probably could've taken on a Gorilla alpha male. Clash of the titans. They made history that night.
I can't imagine taking ONE punch from these giants. Both hit like trucks. And i'm preeeeetty tough when it comes to fighting, but yeah, size matters when both sides are skilled and know what they are doing.
You think so? I remember a time where boxers could fight for rounds and rounds without a clinch. Now they can't even fight 6 seconds. Fights today are terrible, this one was also terrible, just a little less than other fights.
@@Boxing_Gamer - You don't understand boxing at all. Clinching is used to nullify an opponent from moving around, and you tire them out by making them carry your weight as they try to free themselves, which uses even more of their energy. Fury clinched the shit out of Wilder due to the fact Wilder hops onto his lead foot to generate the power that his straight right hand down the pipe generates. Fury would be an idiot to give Wilder space to lance his head off again like he did in their first fight. This shows Fury's fight IQ and his willingness to learn from his own mistakes. This means that he truly treats boxing like a martial art and discipline. Fury is the greatest heavyweight boxer to ever live.
Awesome fight by both men. I don't like Wilder but I sure as hell respect him and that man is a true warrior! Was sad for him when seeing him on his stool after the fight. Could tell he put everything he had into it. And Fury is just a ridiculously great boxer for a man of his size. Was a privilege to see these warriors battle for a 3rd time.
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Yeah man fury is literally a freak of nature. He should not be able to do the things that he does. He perpetually looks like he just put down the pizza and beer, got off the couch put some gloves on and went straight to the ring it's seriously unreal.. some of his highlight clips online would honestly be unbelievable if there wasnt video proof that the shit happened...personally i don't like wilder at all he seems like he's a bit of a cunt and isn't mature enough to just say "the better man won tonight" instead he has to blame literally everyone else besides himself and make up ridiculous conspiracy theories as to how he could have possibly lost.. Some of the shit he said after the 2nd fight made me dislike him forever. That being said tho I have a massive amount of respect for him and anyone else who's willing to get in the ring and put their lives and health on the line for my entertainment.. I genuinely believe that he'd be willing to stay in the ring until he either had to be carried out on a stretcher or died. He is the true definition of a warrior and no matter how much I dislike him he will always be that...
@@soonerstingergtrwd2906 if you arent then you dont really get to say which is the best fight of the century. feel free to argue about last century though
He was the definition of commenting w/ his heart & not his mind here. He had it sounding way closer than it really was. U could visually see it on his face
This is NOT “Ward-Gatti at the heavyweight level”. It was quite a battle between two great warriors, but there’s only one “Ward-Gatti”. The only way to have another is in a movie.
Fight never gets old. As much as I don't like both fighter's characters at the time, they laid it on the line. Wilder gritty, stubborn with that powerful 1-2 right AND the will to stay up and take punishment. Fury, just too ring smart, his variety of punches, movement, evading punches, sneaky uppercuts, pressurising and will to win. Classic fight. Respect to both fighters 🤜🏾🤛
How does Fury never seem to get hurt or tired? Lol. He's close to the 300 lb mark, he doesn't look like he's spent even 15 minutes in the gym, dad bod yet he doesn't look any more tired in round 11 than he did in round 1. In their first fight he took the Wilder punch that no one gets up from, got up and won the rest of the round like nothing ever happened. It just doesn't make sense. Lol.
@@vpower3187I agreed completely. Wilder WAS afraid of Fury. You could see the fear in his eyes. And that left/right combo that ended the fight was damn wicked.
Exactly. It’s a little bizarre how gushing they are over Wilder, like he’s some frail helpless doe. Wilder is a baaad man. A legend. There’s no need to caudal him, like they are “shocked” at how he keeps coming back and keep complimenting him like a simp would compliment on a first date with a girl. Great hosts/broadcasters tho, Lewis, Ward and the play by play guy. A great fight of the ages. Historic Props to Fury and Wilder. Edit to say…it’s just that Fury is the baddest on the planet.
Everyone of those comentaters was hopeing Fury get his asd kicked even round ten when Tyson deck him Lenox was saying he was off ballance the punch buckle his knee and went down.
@@darrickriley6163here was no long count. You do realise Wilder interrupted it for a couple of seconds by leaving the neutral corner and approaching Fury when he was down. When that happens the count is paused until the ref has ordered the fighter back to the corner and the fighter is clearly walking back Don't talk about this stuff when you don't know what you're talking about
Got too say fury even in his appearance looked absolutely drained in this fight you can tell he wasn't lying about having a bad camp and things not going well at home for him with his daughter in hospital a week before..... you have to give the man credit getting in there and going toe to toe with the hardest puncher in my generation and brawling with him at times. Just will and determination from fury at that point.
I have no doubt his daughters health was on his mind, he probably fought for her whilst she was showing her will and strength too. Amazing how much your children's strength can push you through.
Yeah if you would go over every second of this video fight. Pulse it at 13:25 . Can any one explain why you can pulse it there and literally see Tyson Fury's left hand palm hitting the right side of Deontay Wilder's face?? Tell me when did boxers start using there palm to box??? I used to defend Tyson Fury but now that i can literally pulse and see visually that his palm is making contact and not his fist. Deontay Wilder's camp is not making this up. You can see it right in this match that is how far i had to watch before i caught the palm making contact and not Tyson Fury's fist. What is the sense of watching the rest?? Once a cheater always a cheater. I am sure if i keep on watching it i can find more times when Tyson Fury's palm made contact and not his fist. So how many times to do have to see Tyson fury using the palm tactic before you guys call him a cheater?????
@truthspeaker7446 timing can be off, you can punch a fighter and swing with good timing, do an iron Mike and miss with the fist and catch em with the palm, not deliberate, but that's boxing, it's not deliberate if you catch em below the belt either, in most cases, it's accidentally done.
@@paulainsworth9229 LMFAO. I have boxed for years. Show me a boxing trainer that will teach you to throw a hook or a jab with your palm? Then i will show you a FAKE Boxing trainer. Tell me when does the glove bend back at a 45 degree angle? In all my years i have never seen a boxers glove flap back exposing the palm in mid flight at a 45 degree angle. Then connect almost every time like that. Sorry that is not a mistake... That is consistent recurring mistake... Dont ever compare that Fake Ƒû¢₭ Tyson Fury to Mike Tyson. Dont forget Tyson Fury ate bore meat. Then paid the farmer to lie and say he gave the bore steroids. Oh yes you gullible fools i can just picture a farmer on his land hunting down bore and injecting it with steroids.
@truthspeaker7446 you didn't state it was his bare palm to start with. If your observations are correct, then I would back you 100% in proving fury is a cheat. If the boxing federation sees the footage and still sanctions the fight as a proper fight result, there's nowt you can do! Good luck with that, as for the boar meat I know nothing about that.
I thought this fight was so pointless since it was already 2-0 imo.... (that draw was ridiculous). But man I'm happy they did it. Cuz this was an amazing match. Hats off to both.
@@deontecoleman4582 no, it wasn't. Lmao. He MAYBE won 3 rounds that fight. And that's being generous. The 2 rounds with the knockdowns he gets but you can only give him MAYBE 1 more round. Fury schooled him pretty thoroughly. And almost getting knocked out doesn't really matter, he got up. So Wilder gets a 10-8 but that's it. Wilder would've had to win 5 rounds just to get a draw with the 2 10-8 rounds...... and there is NOT 5 rounds you can give him in that fight. Go rewatch it and tell me what 5 rounds he won. And he damn sure didn't win 6, which he would've needed to for the win. I gave him 3 rounds, and I was rooting for him.... I actually liked him before he made a million excuses and handled his loss like a baby after the second fight.... you could even be SUPER generous and give him 4 rounds and that is still a loss.
@@deontecoleman4582 first fight is irrelevant .. fury was coming off a massive weight loss .. he wasn't 'back' yet .. we saw what happens when he's back in rhythm in fight 2 .. 3 was tougher for the 1st 3 rounds and it was a wrap after that .. only a bit tougher because he wasn't ready like he was in fight 2
@@sixpac20032010 stfu you hating crybaby! He beat that azz THREE TIMES! The Only cheating that happened in those fights, was America judges robbing Fury by calling that first fight a draw.
@@jond4328 The truth hurts i know, But the evidence against himis Damning.Furys Accomplishments does not count. He has a whole career of cheating to win and bribery.
Boxing has never died. The tv stations and radio just do not give it much play . The fans worldwide always paid attention❤🥊. Long live the sweet science. This fight was a dandy👏🏿
Wilder gained a lot of respect in Britain after this fight, not sure how the Americans took it but over here his stock went up massively. The heart he showed in round ten (and throughout) is second to none. Big up the bronze bomber 🤜👊
Bro who cares about where ... I'm from USA and I was going for fury since fight 1 😂 wilder talked to much and he couldn't keep it humble THTS what he gets
These two could fight for eternity and I couldn't care less who actually wins. All of their matches have been insanely entertaining to watch. Wilder is the first person to truly challenge Fury's mettle.
Fury is levels above Wilder. Wilder couldn't keep up till the 12th round in both the 2nd and 3rd fight. Furthermore the 2nd fight was massive punishment to Wilder and in this one, Fury again punished Wilder as from the 5th to the 11th round consecutively. There wasn't any replies from Wilder in those 7 rounds. He did well only in the 3rd and 4th and then in the 5th, he was already gassed out, lost, hurt, wobbly and f*ked.
@@Shiiinnne Ok so that's your opinion 😂 there are people who like both Fury and Wilder and they both did great and it's 12 rounds, most boxers don't have the stamina to do 12 rounds.
This is a classic, a clash of styles. There's so much to learn here. Throughout most of the fight Wilder looked more tired while Fury looked more hurt. It was impossible to predict who was going to win until literally the last moment .. The best fight I've ever seen!
@@bigdawg7031 Running? from what the fight didnt go through because Usyk's camp wanted a rematch clause. Tyson didnt want to get held up from other fights and opportunities because of rematch clause.
Honestly. He’s got the heart and the build and the athleticism. It’s too far to say he’s wasted his potential, but he’s definitely not fulfilled all he was capable of
Its cuz he started too late. One can say he did very good for a late starter. A lot of fundamentally sound guys have been boxing since they were little kids
@@H_i_T_h_e_r_e: Oh come on man! The only true talented boxer/fighter that Wilder has faced in his career is FURY. And we all saw the results 3 times. lol.
Great intro by Big E for both fighters. Dang Deontay looks tough as hell, stronger and more powerful! Makes it more amazing what Tyson did to him. Fury had his number. Wilder starting at 19, compared to Fury being born out of the womb fighting makes a big difference. Especially when it's in their blood ancestry as fighters. Only he could defeat this monster they call the Bronze Bomber!😮🎉❤
Great classic fight I agree. Tyson is a technician…Something to note btw:..Fury was hit with Jabs, haymakers, straight rights, uppercuts, put down twice and a flurry of punches at the end of the 10th round. No noticeable bruising on Fury’s face from one of the hardest punchers in boxing history… impressive
@@stemulatedstudents How? Not only did Wilder drop Fury twice an had him hurt bad with a slow count but he tagged Fury up real good at the end of the 10th. I’m a Wilder fan but I give all respect to Tyson he deserve. But looking at this fight Wilder wasn’t doing bad at all besides being tired. Some of Fury’s best shots came from headlocks. Wilder was trying to figure out how not to be pushed down by Fury’s weight cuz he wrestles a lot. The refff literally looked at Fury an said “Stop Puting him in headlocks”. Yes Wilder kept ducking but a headlock is literally a headlock 😂🤣
@@mizking5033 I'm a Fury fan and Tyson is Awesome at doing what he does, there aint a boxer out there who can beat him at the moment, hes one proper hard mother :P but I doubt he would be able to be this good in most other eras especially at this age. Iron Mike is my all time favorite boxer, I grew up watching 80s and 90s boxing and they were brutal fights, there is absolutely no chance Fury would stand a chance with Mike in his prime .
@@staffordshirebullterrierli7411 ridiculous. Fury would destroy Mike Tyson. Mike lost to almost all the great fighters he faced. Small HW Holyfield was too much for him. Lennox ate him alive. Etc.
I'm watching this for the second time. The first knockdown by Wilder made me see clearly why boxing is a dangerous sport. Wilder almost dislocated Fury's head from his neck! 😮. All in all, this was a fight to the finish and the referee stopped it properly. Congratulations to both the fighters, and Fury for his win🥊🥊1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣
@@thejaded wilder is a deluded individual. All those excuses and lies. Was so great to see him get completely destroyed and knocked out cold after a 10 round destruction.
Guys, YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
I’m a Nigerian who supported his brother, Deontay, but deep down I knew Tyson would win. But was still happy dropped him twice. Just saw two Heavyweight legends ❤
