I’d be interested to know John Fury’s thoughts. He was very critical of Tyson’s weight versus Wallin. He reckoned he was too light and wasn’t happy at all with his performance.
We really aren’t going to know the plan until he gets in there. It’s hard because he’s with his new trainer Sugar Hill Steward. Not the great trainer Emmanuel but his son Javan. He’s joined up with him with the intention of a knockout victory. If it ain’t broke then it doesn’t need fixing! Should’ve done what he does best and outbox and move him. Just like he did in the first fight just avoid those bombs a little bit better.
I have the same concern as you, I think either the cut will end up stopping the fight or a Wilder bomb will land and he won’t get up this time.
Lots of negative rumours coming out of the Fury camp. Unfit, cut got opened in sparring etc. Could just be the usual bollocks, but it does sound like it could have happened.
The one thing you should never do is underestimate Fury and I hope he proves us all wrong and knocks Wilder out in the 2nd
I despise John Fury, I really do.
He’s a bitter old man, who wants to live his failed life through his son, on the proviso that it’s done his way.
Firstly, Uncle Peter wasn’t good enough as a trainer. Then Ben Davison wasn’t good enough to be a trainer.
In John’s head, he’s the best boxing coach known to mankind, that just hasn’t been recognised yet. Although in reality, his boxing knowledge extends as far as the camp site boundaries.
Not sure what to make of Stewards kid yet. He’s unlikely to replicate his dad, but he comes from good stock, so let’s see. Personally I don’t understand this gameplan, which has more flaws that benefits.
I can only assume that he’s come in heavy to try and bully Wilder; Lean all over him, drag him around & sap his energy, all whilst flicking our point-scoring jabs.
I don’t believe this nonsense about trying to go for the early stoppage. Sure if the opportunity arises, then he’ll look for it, but that’s not how Tyson fights. He boxes. He moves. He doesn’t throw one-time knockout shots, and he certainly doesn’t go looking for them.
For some reason I haven’t been too concerned about the cut reopening. Sure, there’s a chance it could, but Wilder isn’t going to be peppering Tyson with ramrod jabs.
I’m not sure what to make of the rumours that he’s had a bad camp. I thought Tyson looked a bit rattled during the press conference the other day, and Wilder was definitely in his head.
I dunno what to think about all this tbh. When you do the maths, it adds up to this won’t be his night. New trainer, new gameplan, new weight, foreign soil, judges against him.
I just hope to **** he manages to pull it off somehow.