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Wow, magnificent boxing match. Absolutely superb stuff. I'd forgotten what a fantastic boxer he is. Amazing for a man of that size.
Deontay Wilder is a class act, i've always had a lot of time for him and nothing changed, he's a great man. Tyson - what an absolute hero. How he got back up in the eleventh, brilliant.
We were robbed,an eight point swing in the scoring is surely absolute proof somebody had taken a bung there. Tyson accumulated more points i'm certain. Great conduct and effort from both men.
Dull? To me, that's the best there is.
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Another big fight on 09:14 - Dec 2 with 2703 views
For those who have ever suffered from Depression, mental health issues or Addictions like Tyson Fury then What appeared on the television screen In that 12th round emerged as a raw experience for those who watched.
Inspirational. Mind Power.
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"...The monkey is never dead, Dealer. The monkey never dies. When you kick him off, he just hides in a corner, waiting his turn."
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Another big fight on 10:10 - Dec 2 with 2635 views
For those who have ever suffered from Depression, mental health issues or Addictions like Tyson Fury then What appeared on the television screen In that 12th round emerged as a raw experience for those who watched.
Inspirational. Mind Power.
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It almost brought me to my knees when he went down - what a devastating moment for British sport that was. Great stuff Tyson.
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Another big fight on 10:11 - Dec 2 with 2630 views
Looking at the judges scorecards, judges two and three scored the opening four rounds to Fury, whilst the Mexican judge scored the first four rounds to Deontay Wilder.
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Another big fight on 12:31 - Dec 2 with 2502 views
Bizarre scoring from the judges but fair play to both fighters. Fury controlled the fight and showed his technical ability which is unrivalled in the heavyweight division. Wilder demonstrated his power with two knockdowns. Still can’t believe Fury got up in the final round.
His stock will have risen after last night. Interesting that AJ is now arguably a bit of a third wheel in the situation. I’d be asking questions of Eddie Hearn as he should’ve made the fight with Wilder happen. Meanwhile, Frank Warren’s sitting pretty looking at the prospect of a rematch.
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Another big fight on 18:07 - Dec 2 with 2308 views
well i hinted at a controversial draw and so it was....huge money spinning rematch if the big trio of aj, fury and wilder get it sensibly on, they can have huge fights, rematches and earn stupid sums, like ali/frazier and foreman and still have mandatories inbetween
An incredible fight. Hats off to both of them. I thought Tyson edged it but Wilder can really throw a punch. That said I thought Tyson was extraordinary and he is a masterful fighter and my god can he take a punch, get up and give it back. What a rematch this will be. I think the result strangely suits Tyson. No pressure holding the belts, but the knowledge he can get better with more time and training. I am a huge AJ fan but I think he would struggle to stop either of these two, especially Tyson.
Boy was I wrong , a good fight that, got to say fury controlled the fight until the 9th when he got caught with a silly punch, to comeback after the knockdown in the 12th shows heart which I never thought he had I think the draw was about right I can see a trilogy between these 2 ala Bowe and Holyfield leaving AJ out in the cold fighting whoever Hearn wants him to Interesting to see what happens between whyte and chisora who are to sluggers I can see either of them breaking from Hearn to fight either of these
And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
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Another big fight on 02:59 - Dec 3 with 2141 views
An incredible fight. Hats off to both of them. I thought Tyson edged it but Wilder can really throw a punch. That said I thought Tyson was extraordinary and he is a masterful fighter and my god can he take a punch, get up and give it back. What a rematch this will be. I think the result strangely suits Tyson. No pressure holding the belts, but the knowledge he can get better with more time and training. I am a huge AJ fan but I think he would struggle to stop either of these two, especially Tyson.
Yeah, i think the draw is good for Tyson and he covered himself in glory. Nice to see after all those times the media vampires have been out to drive him over the edge.
'I'm a fighting man, i fight to represent my country and my people' get in there you fcuking legend.
AJ looks the part, physically he's superb, but there is no way he has the boxing skills of Tyson. Can't wait to watch it, i love them both.
Wilder...looked pretty mediocre i thought. If he can't knock somebody out, he doesn't have great ability really.
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Another big fight on 08:39 - Dec 3 with 2082 views
Boy was I wrong , a good fight that, got to say fury controlled the fight until the 9th when he got caught with a silly punch, to comeback after the knockdown in the 12th shows heart which I never thought he had I think the draw was about right I can see a trilogy between these 2 ala Bowe and Holyfield leaving AJ out in the cold fighting whoever Hearn wants him to Interesting to see what happens between whyte and chisora who are to sluggers I can see either of them breaking from Hearn to fight either of these
totally agree & Huge respect to Fury . He schooled Wilder until the 9th but even after the 2 knockdowns Fury kept coming forward. I think the re-match will be a different fight. Wilder admitted he should have started quicker. If he comes out throwing bombs the fight will not last the distance and if Fury can avoid an early knockout I would fancy him to win by stoppage in the middle rounds.
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Another big fight on 13:36 - Dec 3 with 2004 views
larry Holmes v Ernie Shavers 1979. Holmes doing a Tyson Fury and rising like Mr Barlow from his Crypt in salems Lot after a blitzkrieg Right from Ernie.
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"...The monkey is never dead, Dealer. The monkey never dies. When you kick him off, he just hides in a corner, waiting his turn."
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Another big fight on 15:02 - Dec 3 with 1949 views
saw the fight in full last night, fury won that by at least 2 clear rds, taking in the x2 10-8s for knock downs....time for scorecards to be shown by 3rd completed rd imo, then we can see the con in place!!! wilder was good but fury was moving well, jabbed superbly and was well ahead...losing by 3? what was the judge on
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Another big fight on 16:48 - Dec 3 with 1904 views
larry Holmes v Ernie Shavers 1979. Holmes doing a Tyson Fury and rising like Mr Barlow from his Crypt in salems Lot after a blitzkrieg Right from Ernie.
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very good analogy as Shavers was a banger like no other.
Hats off the Fury as he really did turn up.
Bad night for AJ as he will have to pay either of these a lot of the take to get in the ring with him and will be mocked if Eddie Hearn does not get it arranged pronto. Think he beats Wilder but Fury would be a nightmare for his style.
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Another big fight on 17:01 - Dec 3 with 1894 views
Not really interested in boxing, not anymore anyway, but last night I had a couple of beers with Coleman McDonagh and Ryan Difficulteasteuropeannameweski. Half a dozen ex or current boxers in our company and to a man they thought Fury had been robbed, which was news to me as I hadn’t a clue the fight was on. On another note that Ryan fellah shared some highly amusing story’s about the crowd from Hull that came over to support Tommy Coyle, who he’d fought and lost too a month or so ago. Said Coyle was a great bloke, absolute quality fighter and Britain should be proud of the man, sadly I had no idea who Coyle was.
Not really interested in boxing, not anymore anyway, but last night I had a couple of beers with Coleman McDonagh and Ryan Difficulteasteuropeannameweski. Half a dozen ex or current boxers in our company and to a man they thought Fury had been robbed, which was news to me as I hadn’t a clue the fight was on. On another note that Ryan fellah shared some highly amusing story’s about the crowd from Hull that came over to support Tommy Coyle, who he’d fought and lost too a month or so ago. Said Coyle was a great bloke, absolute quality fighter and Britain should be proud of the man, sadly I had no idea who Coyle was.
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Not Ryan Kielczweski by any chance?
Tommy Coyle is a rare breed in boxing. Has his own boxing academy which caters for youngsters going through hard-times in the Hull area which all lessons are FOC, paid to take a sixth form student suffering with cerebral palsy over to LA with him for a fight after the student had interviewed him at the college, recently a boxer had fallen on hard times and needed to raise money to pay for his family Christmas. Was going to eBay one of his belts - probably only belt - Tommy bought it for £1k and told him to keep it.
He is only a domestic level fighter, certainly not on AJ money or anything close and truth be told very limited. Bu he has a heart of gold.
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Another big fight on 22:26 - Dec 8 with 1338 views
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