Wow, what a fight!! Can't remember seeing a heavyweight title fight with so much action..Unfortunately ONCE AGAIN the sport can't get the result correct. Fury owned Wilder all night..Wilder had 2 knockdowns, 1 of which knocked Fury into another world but he was somehow able to get up and immediately start throwing thunderous shots. Fury picked him apart from the very start. Sickening that the sport can't make a change to eliminate the corruption and ongoing fixed outcomes from judges but I will definitely be watching that rematch. Gotta love Fury and respect his life story.
He must be delusional from the constant blows he endured throughout the fight. I had Wilder 10-8 in 2 rounds, and 10-9 in 1 other round. Other than that ALL Fury. I would have scored it 115-101 in a blowout for Fury. One could argue that the ref could have stopped fight by Wilder KO in R12 but I also disagree w/ that. You have to continue fight w/ how Fury got up, did not exhibit any stumbling, then immediately fired several blows that clearly shook Wilder. I love boxing, always have..But I am DISGUSTED w/ these judges. Literally every PPV fight I've seen in past 2-3 yrs has been the wrong result. Even so, I will definitely watch this rematch. Probably the most active Heavyweight fight I've ever seen. Fury is on my list of all-time favorite fighters seen live along w/ Ward, Gatti, Morales, Barrera, & Marquez
I thought Deontay Wilder won that fight , he was the more aggressive boxer, and had two clean knockdowns. I really was expecting to seen a deeper tool box from Fury, the draw does make for a complex web with 3 men who could unify the belts. I can see Tyson Fury going to fight Anthony Joshua next ... which i think is a way bigger paycheck then a rematch with Deontay Wilder, and them coming back to fight wilder.
