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[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 3301497, member: 289"]
Fury totally dominated. He eschewed his normal defensive posture to go after Wilder. Deontay's lack of a jab and combinations finally did him in. he let Fury get off first in every exchange. Fury easily avoid the few haymakers Wilder managed to get off. He decked Wilder in the third and clearly injured him, with blood flowing from Wilder' ear and his jaw swollen. He was never steady after that. He never had the base to launch his famous power shot. When he clinched fury leaned on his with his 273 pounds.  The end seemed inevitable. I was amazed that he went on as long as the 7th round. he was still upright when his corner threw in the towel. He was surprised that it ended but accepted the verdict. Clearly, Fury's power was under-rated and too much for Wilder.

I had the second round even. the thrid round was a 10-8 round for Fury. the ref strangely deducted a point from Fury for something in the fifth. He didn't seem alarmed by that because he knew he was going to win. I had it 59-54 into the 7th and final round.

Tyson Fury is now King of the heavyweights and the new face of boxing. his eccentricities and his showmanship should do the sport a lot of good and i don't see who out there can beat him.
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