DAVID HAYE
I see Wilder winning the fight. Although he doesn’t look accurate or doesn’t have any defence, he is very tricky to hit. Fury has to hit him very hard, very quickly to get his respect. If he doesn’t, Wilder will walk right through him.
I believe Fury has taken this fight too early - he has his own demons to fight first. If he boxes the way he did against Wladimir Klitschko he could survive the fight, but if he gets hit, it’s goodnight.
I hope Fury wins and brings the belt back to England, but if I was a betting man my money would go on Wilder. Fury is coming back, but he’s not smooth and looks weak at times. Fury has been dropped before and you would think Wilder will catch him.
Wilder is a champion now and if he wins he can do what he wants. If Fury wins, Wilder gets a rematch so it messes up the plans a bit. Nevertheless, Wilder for me. He will win.
Tyson is a natural talent and I do believe he will make Wilder miss and he’ll make him pay. I can see Wilder Although Wilder’s punch is strong, nothing can compare to Fury’s mental strength. It’ll be a close call, but I think Fury’s got a fighting chance.
Fury is awkward and has long arms, he has good reflexes and is a strong counter-puncher; Deontay needs to be first. With Deontay’s power, he might be able to end it early, but if Tyson can frustrate him then it could go his way.
Wilder if it ends early; Fury if it goes the distance. If Fury can frustrate Wilder he can get the decision, but if Deontay catches him anywhere to the head with that raw power it will change the course of the fight.
I am a big fan of Wilder and I was impressed with how Fury avoided the big shots against Klitschko. I can see him going 12 rounds because of his height and reach - but I think Wilder wins by a close decision.
I think Tyson will win; he’ll find a way as he’s too big and too clever for Wilder. If you’re looking for one shot against Tyson you’re never going to find it. Both fighter to be knocked down