The Battle That Defined Heavyweight Action - Fury vs Wilder 3 Explained

theyre both so clumsy lol

Fury took Wilder’s soul after these fights, seems like he has finally come to terms with it and found peace.

Do Usyk vs joshua both fights

If wilder just worked on his fundamentals and his boxing skills his whole career he could prob be one of the best boxers of all time

Wow... never thought this fight was this amazing! Thank you for the breakdown or else i probably would have never respected this fight

Do ngannou vs fury

if Mike Tyson was 6'8" or these men were 6'0" either of them goes out in the 1st half of the 1st round against iron mike. they're good but they arent great and their size surely has boosted them to their lofty position. i dont know that mike tyson wouldnt drop either of them if they fought prime mike tyson just as they are. mike tyson had some physical gifts, you don't make it into contention at this level if you dont, but mike tyson was a machine that executed perfect technique every time sometimes his strategy and timing were off but his slips and punches were always tight and crisp. these men start getting into wild haymaker territory at times and stumble more than they should.
looking at older heavyweights like ali, frazier, and norton even when theyre at the end of wars they're still executing technique with machine like efficacy the machine might need a little oil and some bolts tightened but everything they do looks almost textbook. i cant say that about the matches between these guys.

Reason why Ngannou did better.
MMA based clinch with legs to match his upper body.
LEGS LEGS LEGS!
He can carry his 270, and Tysons 270. All ima say.

omg i just noticed how tiny wilder's legs are...

Bro, if you battling to get to your feet, your not in the shadow realm. Also, if you have written books on boxing technique I would expect your breakdowns to be extremely more technical

Ngannou is gunna die

Hommie went down in his dress

wilder has no head movement. Fury is a more complete boxer.

A proper fight I would say ,well done both fighters great skills strenght power on display.

A guy who struggled against Chisora and gun shy AJ thinks he will give away 4 stone and beat Fury. Lol

Wilder has very limited boxing skills but a hell of a power punch!

Wilders legacy was proven even in defeat

The Wilder vs Fury trilogy is one of the best trilogies in boxing history

The entertainment Capitol of the world 🤦 American's 😂😂😂

The 2 best of this generation by far people should appreciate what they’ve both done for the heavyweight division it was awful before they came along

Interesting analysis… ruined by unnecessary music; crap music at that 🤷🏻‍♂️

Rivalry? Wasnt much of a rivalry... 3-0 Fury

Tyson Fury absolutely blows my mind... he looks like the very last person that would be dominating the heavyweight division. He looks nothing like an athlete lol. Whats even funnier is when the press asked him where he gets his stamina from and he replys with "i jerk off 7 times every day"😂😂😂 dude is fuckin crazy 😂

It's interesting how Wilder fans kept screaming about "back at the head punch" and "slaps" yet Wilder did so, many times in this fight as well (and previous ones).

Looks more like an act, than a fight...

I like how you were able to breakdown the sloppiest boxing trilogy probably of all time, Im sorry but the sweet science had nothing to do with either one of these terrible boxers, the heavyweight division has lost its appeal for some time now

Wilder is the hardest puncher of all time.

I think the stupidest thing Deontay ever did was at the end of this fight. They fought like warriors out there and actually gave us the first exciting heavyweight match in so long. This was the end of the trilogy and Deontay came a long way from the first fight. All the bad blood and everything, after all of this, Tyson goes to Deontay on his stool and tells him that he respects Deontay and he’s a great fighter, and Deontay responds “I don’t respect you.”

Thanks a lot man. You really just ruined it. All of your previous excuses and bad sportsmanship could’ve been forgotten by so many fans if you’d simply responded like a man in that moment. You didn’t even need to do that much, you could’ve just said “I appreciate that” or something similar. Anything but what you actually said. It’s really sad. This was a legacy defining moment, but you really just couldn’t set your ego aside for even 5 seconds to show some sportsmanship after the greatest fight of your life.

Man I just wish so badly that he could’ve responded with maturity and sportsmanship in that moment. That would’ve been the perfect end to such an amazing trilogy. I know how hard it is to be graceful in the face of a defeat that you tried so hard to overcome, but I wish he would’ve found a way. Instead he left a sour taste in my mouth by responding like a pouting child. It really is sad to me. I feel bad for him, he made such a mistake there. It’s the lack of experience I believe. He’s not used to losing. In the first fight, he could convince himself he underestimated Tyson. In the second, he could convince himself Tyson used cheap tricks. In this fight, he was truly beaten and left everything in the ring, even he couldn’t make an excuse for this. It was almost like his first genuine loss from his point of view, and he just couldn’t accept that he was the lesser fighter that day. He came into this with prodigious knockout power like nobody else and dominated his way up the ladder through pure talent in punching and fast twitch explosiveness, he never had time to harden his mentality through loss like every other fighter who started earlier has had to. He’s not used to it. That’s my best guess. I’m just trying to make sense of it because man, I really wish it wouldn’t have ended that way.

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Wilder gained more fsns and respect from this fight then any other.....imagine if this man had found boxing as a 10 year old like nost of the men he fights.....to go with the heart he showed here.....man do i wann see him ko joshua

This fight made me love Fury.
Everything he did after made me hate him.

It was a loss but m very proud of my champ

And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
Mark 16:15 KJV

I love Tyson Fury for what he does in the ring and for what he says outside of it. He's pure no nonsense but a good guy.

Fury's a legend on both counts.

George Foreman / Larry Holmes / mike Tyson can still win against these 2 boxers ....

This fight didnt define anything what you on about?

Fury is so fucking boring. Dude would get destroyed in any other era. Also, that was waaaay more than a 10 count.

You clearly like the loser of all three bouts. Yes all three!!!

Fury's chin is unbelievable. Other fighters would have got down for sure with those punches.

Fkn played with Wilder. What a fkn embarrassment it was. With that said, watching Spence vs Crawford, i now know what the fans felt watching Crawford dismantle Spence, cause i felt that way from watching Fury embarrasse Wilder. Now with all that said, this is what we get as boxing fans. You never know how it could be, especially when its out of nowhere lol. Its like when "Expectations" fail, if that makes sense. What you've expected is not even close. I mean as a fan of the sport, you know what a fighter has, and what you can expect from them. When its not even close to what you thought, its like, Damn, am i a casual or something??😂

People make this fight seem way closer than it actually was. Fury absolutely dominated the entire fight except for one round.

If Wlider learned to box early on he would have been unstoppable but relying on power and a prayer can’t last forever

You lost 3 times bro. You were the best until you met the best. Stop making excuses.

Love your work brother

If wilder could flick a double or triple jab he'd kill most

This was legendary live

If wilder puts himself in a position for a 4th fight he’s gonna have his Marquez moment.

Wilder is the most overrated HW of my lifetime by quite a distance. His record is appalling. I don't think he'd have even been top 20 in the 80s or 90s and that's without Tyson, in the 70s nobody would have even heard of him. The best thing you can say about him is he had a great right hand but so do most HWs.