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Wilder just ran out of gas. He was fighting on fumes. His strength and conditioning coach needs to be fired. He put too much weight on wilder. He was tired after the 3rd round.

@@IMaKing80 his strength and conditioning coach is actually a family member, which I think shows, maybe hire an actual professional yno

@@IMaKing80 Wilder has gassed before, but I will say Fury had a lot to do with Wilder gassing. The body shots, the grappling in the clinch vs a much heavier, stronger guy, Fury making Wilder miss (nothing more tiring than missing shots)... All that takes a heavy toll. That said, I disagree the reason Wilder lost was "just" because he ran out of gas. Wilder was technically inferior from the get-go, and was missing repeatedly and being caught and out-manoeuvred constantly. Wilder could've been the fittest HW on the planet and would still lose to Fury. He's just not good enough technically.

@@iorekby That knock down in round 3 took Wilder's legs away. It was like when Ruiz knocked Joshua down. He was basically done after that. His gameplan went out the window and he fought on instinct for the rest of the fight.

@@IMaKing80 Fury was gassed too. He had a terrible training camp and barely trained, still won. Wilder never defeats Fury, he can't KO him and he can't outbox him. He just loses.

He did but this confirmed to me yet again that Deas is just a yes man who parrots actual boxing trainers and doesn't add any value to Deontay Wilder as a boxer.

What let him get brain damage? 😆

@@iorekby Deas is clueless. He legit knows nothing about boxing. I can't believe the amount of frauds in the sport of boxing and how they stick around the sport with no experience.

@@at2130 It's why boxing has regressed and there are so few quality boxers today. Too many great coaches are gone, and bluffers and yes men have taken their place. Standards in boxing today are definitely worse than they used to be.

He got stopped tho lol.... Hill is a monster of a coach

Maybe wilders corner is the issue. Coaches ect. It doesn't look like he beielves in them or even listens to them

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@@killuminatikilla3235 he never has and never will, he's been blessed with cherry picked opponents who were there to be knocked out and still gave him big trouble.

@@craigphillips9383 for real. He doesn't seem right to me tbh and it's like hes a novice boxer the way he loses controll of the situation and throws punches so desperately lol.

@@killuminatikilla3235 because he was mentality defeated and basically knew he was gonna lose it has nothing to do with his corner. The longer the fight went on his confidence was fading along with his stamina and he knew Fury wasnt slowing down he wouldn't even look Malik in the eye. Fury is just simply a better fighter all around and never gets tired or quits and wilder is a one trick pony that has a killer right hand and that's basically it.

Typical basketball American tbh 🌚

wilder isnt a real man !!

Exactly

Fr, I don’t like any of them but wanted Wilder to win. Fury deserved at least some respect after all that. Wilder acts like a baby not admitted defeat.

@@persecuted. sad to say but true. He's certainly lacking the humility that would make him an all time great

That is motivation

That advice one him the fight for sure.

That's all wilder had to do just fight behind the jab and he would've had a better chance but he abandoned the jab after round 3

He sounded like his Uncle!!

Yeah, that cracked me up. I love the fighter/coach relationship. Coaches get away with murder. I've seen one slap his fighter

And rightly so

BT Boxing YT channel just needs to make it official and rename itself to the BT Fury vs Wilder channel.

@@iorekby 😂

The year 2757 and Sky (now GalaxSky) still reporting they will air the AJ/Miller Gloves are Off soon

@@jimreaper1337 even better 😂

Brilliant AJ, brilliant boxing

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AJ : What round is it? What's he gonna do? Corner : Brilliant AJ USYK corner : Do NOT knock him out Usyk : feel

What shall I do Rob? Lefts and rights AJ but be busier though Josh

Lighter on the feet, get behind the jab. It's all mccracken has to say. 😴

Wilder put on too much weight. He was fighting on fumes since the 5th round.

@@IMaKing80 That's what he gets for trying to mix it up with the Big Dog

@@IMaKing80 Nah Wilder has gassed in fights before. He gassed in the 2nd Ortiz fight and he was only 219lbs for that. Wilder usually doesn't need tons of energy, it's not like he throws lots of combinations, so he can still find a shot sometimes even when gassed. Fury was a different story, it was the beating that took it out of Wilder and Fury setting the pace, not Wilder which Wilder isn't used to.

@@ohno690 if wilder wasn’t so heavy he wouldn’t have got tired. 215 wilder knocks out fury. Fury was the better man that night. Great fight!

@@iorekby wilder didn’t seem gassed in the 2nd Ortiz fight. His body language really showed in the 3rd fury fight.

Absolutely, predicted Fury moves accurately. Smart coach.

Wilder didn't care to begin with once the chips were down and he needed to stick with the plan. He never listened to his corner because for his entire career he only had yes men on board.

@@AxleTrade or because he was exhausted and concussed ?

@@tanyalopez8836 Yes, since he never took his trainer's advice seriously and surrounded himself with yes men up to this point.

@@AxleTrade agree, Wilder wasn't listening to the advice at all because he is an ignorant person. He shows that behaviour all the time always shouting over people when they are talking and stuff. Fury on the other hand looked Sugar in the eyes and nodded at him to show he was listening to the advice given.

What other version was there?

@@sidefx996 read his comment again moron

He was just too tired at that point I think

Yeah tried to tell him to stay off the ropes but didn’t listen and paid for it and told him to back fury up not to go backwards but that’s what fury was trying to do too but I guess wilder was too tired to listen. Good on both fighters was a great fight

@@camowiththeammo1260 💯

Wilder didn't have enough gas in the tank to do what Malik was telling him at that point.

Wilder isnt a boxer...he is a fighter big difference..

Yeah. To be fair that's cause Fury is laying his weight on him. Also someone said that Wilders conditioning coach is a family member so there could be some laziness or letting things slide

wilder put on alot of weight for this fight. And on top of that. Fury is 300 pounds smashing him.

@@russellwestbrook8747 Nah Fury was a bit flabby and only 277 in his clothes here. He wanted to be 300, but he had three weeks of camp. Didn't get to train or eat the way he needed to.

@@TheStraightestWhitest naw u just never boxed before and do release the ridiculous cardio needed for boxing

Nah none of u don't know a thing, it was his suit of armor from the last fight against tyson. Lmao

That's why he gets the pay

he does the corner like his uncle did screaming at Lennox Lewis i prefer Freddy roach corner ways tbh always calm and quiet lets his fighter know everything is under control and just gives a couple things doesnt overcomplicate.

''Strong and black, like my coach.'' - Tyson Fury About His Coffee No that isn't a joke, he actually said that prior to this fight. Those two give me life.

From what ...

He is alive, he gained respect, and showed the 2nd fight shouldn't have been stopped

@@x-rayofficial4894 from being knocked the f out obviously lol. That’s what got wilder the 3rd fight! Because If Breland didn’t stop it wilder would of got slept and there wouldn’t of been a 3rd. 🥊🥊

@@ccovnottz wilder would have still had a rematch clause regardless, but who knows what would have happened. Wilder caught fury right when he threw the towel in and fury was slowing down.

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he steps in the ring already broken

Yeah he's pretty much crying before the bell rings as it dawns on him the reality of the situation. He spent a year making up excuses for himself to get himself back in that ring. Remember, he spent the second fight with the look of fear over his face throughout...he asked jay deas if he could quit (take note of deas when the towel was thrown in). He went back into this fight knowing not only does Fury have his number but that he had dug himself in a hole as there was no way a towel was going to save him now. It was only because Fury wasn't great on the night it lasted so long before the knockout eventually came. Wilder showed great heart. Ruined it for himself at the end when Fury went over to him after the fight. Convinced us he's brave. Cemented to us he's not very bright.

@@bleachedsmiles5570 Fury disrespected Wilder during the 2nd fight and tried to deny him the 3rd fight for over a year, spreading lies left and right. Wilder not wanting to share any embrace was fair. They fought. Fury won. Wilder proved he had more in the tank than what he showed in the 2nd fight. That was all that was needed.

THRICE BABY 😎👌

@@paddylast5839 I think Wilder won the first fight.

@@bluerfoot HAHAHAHAHA 😂😭

@@bluerfoot thought he lost every round dident he.? Just won the rounds that he got the knockdowns in I thought. Was surprised wilder got the draw

Outclassed

Sugar Hill breaths boxing

He got tired to fast last fight...3rd fight they added even more lol..madness

@@shinske3564 That's because fighting with a weight disadvantage is killer. Look at what happened to Stipe the second Ngannou fight. First fight the difference was about 15lbs, and they went toe to toe as equals. The second fight, Stipe was 13lbs lighter and Ngannou 17lbs heavier, making the difference too great. Stipe got nowhere wrestling him, and his shots didn't have the same stopping power anymore. Got run over. And as a matter of fact, despite them being different sports the same happened here and in the second fight. Wilder just waned over time under that strength, mass and power.

@@TheStraightestWhitest honestly not getting the praise for Malik. He came in with the wrong gameplan. He had Wilder come in heavy and focus on power shots to the body for the first 3 rounds...ensuring wilder was gassed by the fourth. Fury was fresh first 3 rounds...its not like he's not going to see wilder loading up on power shots...its why the mostly missed the target. Bad game plan all around.

@@bleachedsmiles5570 Those weren't power shots to the body. They were jabs to force Fury to back up. Wilder can't fight backwards, so Malik made a game plan to make sure he wouldn't have to. Now if Fury was healthy, had a good camp, and had functioning elbows, it wouldn't have worked. But until Wilder tired, it did. Wilder was able to fight his own fight for 4-5 rounds. That should be all he needed. The problem wasn't that the plan was bad. The problem was that he was fighting Tyson Fury. No heavyweight in history could've come in this badly prepared and this injured and won that fight against this version of Wilder.

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Bro that is literally the worst boxing match this year, displayed next to no skill and nothing happened until the knockout punch. It cannot be compared whatsoever.

It's literally written in subtitles in the video

he always says go be the big dog out there

Nah think he was punch drunk man i believe his ego will let him admit defeat soon remember foreman was pisssed at Ali for years after Ali stopped him but they became best of friends later on in life.

It's hard to lose dude. Especially something so big

@@erikbritz8095 yeah i see what youre saying but Foreman had the class to keep his mouth shut this guy is just a small minded bully thats knocked over people his whole career then once he lose all 3 fights can do nothing but make excuses ie voodoo made him stand up in fight 1 count was to long fight 1 oh my costume was to heavy fight 2 he used a foreign object in his glove fight 2 i guess he just ran out of excuses once he couldnt beat the guy and flat out disrespected him the one that has any gripes should be fury for having a draw on his record after the total BS of the scoring in fight 1!

@@memphisbulls1859 uhh no actually he stated many times he hates ali etc. Look the history up its very close

@@rhumandlove393 dont play in the big leagues theres plenty of other fighters he could of knocked over for millions of dollars but his ego was to fragile and had to try and back up his excuses fight 1: he used gypsy voodoo the count was to long fight 2: he used a foreign object in his glove oh my costume was to heavy fight 3: sorry out of excuses ill just make myself look small the guy is no where near as great as his ego and sucker ups think he is maybe being the 2nd best fighter in your division isnt good enough for him but tough its a world title not a school play yard he lost all 3 fights and the guy who should be pi55ed is Fury for having a draw on his record after the 1st fight

Brilliant AJ, brilliant

Ur doing great AJ

Get back behind your jab AJ

Brilliant boxing aj

Last minute of round 12.... Mckraken: "Beautiful boxing"...

oh well he's a big boy

Fury's a liar who constantly tries to break contracts to deny obligated rematches, has been caught with ped's in his system, was a heavy drinker and drug user. There's not much upstanding about the guy. He's a great heavyweight, but a shiesty person in general.

Fury caught a hell of a second wind after like round 6. Midway through I thought Deontay won 1, 4, and 5. Fury just shut him out after that.

ONE Warrior and ONE excuse making one trick pony 🤷🏻‍♂️

They would never be on the same card they wouldn’t split the money

Not a chance that would happen. They are all main event fighters.

Na u can teach an old dog new tricks ... not at his age

Fury was really dialed in to what sugar hill was telling him. Wilder not so much with his corner.

@@troypimenta3883 Didn't seem like Wilder really adjusted anything during the 3 fights. He came out in the third fight with the body shots and looking sharp, and other than the bomb he landed, Fury adjusted and completely overwhelmed him.

I agree. Great fight!

but Usyk is a throwback champ he can do it all and he does have power and more stamina than possibly any heavyweight ever his workrate and speed and skill is up with the best that said AJ was hyped way above his ability

I hate the term "blown up cruiserweight". . Reality is 90% of cruisers are actually slimmed down heavyweights, walking around at well over 200lb between fights.

Usyk was 221lbs. That's more than many guys like Frazier, Ali and Tyson weighed. He's also taller than any of them were. A 20lbs weight advantage and 3 inches of height advantage was never going to save Joshua from a boxing mastermind like Usyk.

@@TheStraightestWhitest mordern day boxing heavy weights are different. Wilder, aj and fury are all over 6ft6.

@@TheStraightestWhitest I have red once somewhere, that Usyk is now same size, weight and reach Ali was on his heydays.

That was Shane fury his brother

Hard to respect wilder he's a bad sport

Wilder was well on his way to it but lost his chance of getting any respect when he showed no class at the end.

Exactly what I was thinking. Very sad moment...

Then again he weren’t champ before the fight

Fury showed poor sportsmanship in the 2nd fight and no one complained. He also tried for over a year to deny Wilder this fight completely while lying about the whole ordeal the entire time. He didn't deserve any more of a show of sportsmanship than he got. Y'all love to only look at one side of the picture.

@@J-Hue I do not agree.

@@J-Hue your statement is ridiculed with inaccuracies, fury said that the rematch clause had run out but accepted that COVID was the reason why the third fight didn’t happen and understood wilders victory in the legal battle for it secondly fury has repeatedly praised wilder from their first fight until the very last saying he is the number two heavyweight behind him and that no one else in the heavyweight division could beat wilder

Nah, Wilder's corner gave him plenty of technical instruction, besides there's a science to speeches as well; not all of fighting is technical, sometimes its just a matter of hanging tough

A lot of things happened during and after the 2nd fight that soured things. I wouldn't be surprised if they were never more than respectful moving forward.