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Boxing / Re: Misc Boxing News
« on: December 08, 2018, 06:33:44 pm »deontay trying hard to convince us that he won and one of that was showing tyson fury did not beat the 10 count. lol a bad attempt imo.
https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/456475/deontay-wilder-posts-proof-tyson-fury-fight/
Deontay is supposedly looking at spring (march/april) for the rematch. I hope fury gets justice and beats him and doesn't get caught with those shots again.
hah. that's not how 10 counts work. funny. ref can start it whenever he wants.. ie, if the ref has to tell the opponent to go to their corner, the count doesn't start until that's done with etc.
as for the rematch.. Fury tasted that power. That's always an interesting dynamic.. Fury knows now that Wilder can really hurt him. Wilder knows Fury can't really hurt him. It changes things up a bit..
Fury showed crazy heart getting up, but he was def KO'd there for a sec. That'll be in his head during a rematch.. could change things.
I kinda disagree in regards to the mentality going in to the rematch. I think deontay knew from the beginning fury couldn't hurt him, but has recently known fury can outbox him. His trainer said he was too anxious looking for the KO. Fury also knew wilder was a big puncher, so I don't think the ko was a suprise, so this prepares him how to avoid that mistake.
it's like canelo vs ggg all over again.
hah ya maybe.. good point.
but, as far as canelo/ggg goes, none of them was "out - eyes rolling back in their head". i def think that changes things.
when you taste that power, easy for it to be "scarring". I mean, pac is a good example. Pac was never the same after Marquez KO'd him. That was a brutal KO, so slightly different.. but, getting cracked like that can change you. Maybe it changes knockout punchers more than pure boxers tho.