“It’s a Bad Energy”- Former Heavyweight Champion Pinpoints Why Tyson Fury Can Lose to Deontay Wilder

Deontay Wilder is looking for retribution on October 9 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Despite being the underdog, Wilder has constantly claimed that he will shock the world and beat Tyson Fury. Few people have believed it, but several boxing elites are actually envisioning him winning the upcoming fight.

Two-division champion David Haye is one of the few who believes Wilder has a prominent chance of beating Tyson Fury.

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In a chat with Talk Sport, ‘Hayemaker’ said, “Wilder seems like he’s got a massive point to prove. Fury feels like he just wants to get in there and get him out of the way. It’s a bad energy to have going into a fight. He needs to realize this is the biggest fight of his life.”

“Wilder wants to prove to the world that he’s better than people think he is. He’ll train harder than he’s ever trained in his life. Fury, on the other hand, he’s had a lot of issues that have distracted him from being in the gym and training, completely understandable, but putting all these things together, it’ll make for a cracking night.” (H.T:- Boxing Scene)

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Tyson Fury isn’t bothered about Wilder’s prowess, especially after having beaten him in the rematch in 2020. However, given the uncertainty of heavyweight boxing, Tyson Fury can have a rude awakening in a few days. Wilder has a lethal right hand that has fed several big men to the canvas, including Tyson Fury, in 2018. He can actually use it as a blueprint to outclass ‘The Gypsy King’ in the third fight.

Wilder has also changed his team and has infused several new techniques in this camp. Hence, he can offer a tougher challenge to Fury than the first two encounters. Despite his new techniques, he will have to remain sharp and ensure he can incorporate them in the match.

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Also, he will have to guard his loopholes, as Fury knows them and will look to use the second match as a blueprint to exploit them.

Hence, it cites an intriguing 50-50 heavyweight thriller on the way.