Tyson Fury’s sadness by Deontay Wilder: A shadow of his previous self?

Tyson Fury expressed sadness for Deontay Wilder when he asked his thoughts today about the representation of the bronze bomber last Friday night against Tyrrell Anthony Hernon.

Wilder’s right hand disappears?

Fury says he saw a clip of the old heavy weight champion of WBC Wilder (44-4-1, 43 kos) with Hernon, and he felt that he was only a “shadow” of his old self in his starter on June 27, at Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, Kansas. The power of Deontay’s right hand had disappeared and was forced to use his left to punch.

Although he dropped Herndon (24-6, 15 ko) on a route to eliminate him in the seventh, he was forced to launch Clubbing rights and left hands. Its famous right right had a weak appearance.

Prior to the fight, Deontay revealed that he has been treating a right shoulder problem, but said he was free of injuries. If it is a permanent situation, Wilder will have to withdraw, as he cannot overcome any of the first 15 without his right hand being fully operational.

As long as Deontay, 39, can regain strength in his arm, he should be fine. It cannot definitely continue to fight first -level opposition if you cannot regain your full strength. Wilder had trouble looking shy and shy even before his shoulder problem.

He was afraid of punching his trilogy game against Fury in 2021. He dropped “King Gyspy” twice in the fourth, but could not leave him out of the range.

Fury reacts to Wilder’s performance

“I saw a clip. It was sad to see -and it was sad to see someone from Deontay Wilder the ferocity and ferocity and all that. Just a shadow of his previous glory,” said Tyson Fury Fight Hub TVReaving Deontay Wilder similar and Letargic in his victory over Tyrell Anthony Hernon last Friday night. “I’m sad and hit the B **** twice. So I’m sad for him.”

The fury is not the one who speaks that a fighter is a shadow of his self. He looked 100% washing in his last two fights against Oleksandr Usyk, losing both fights. The way Tyson acted in both fights, had lost many of the 15 best contestants. At the age of 36, Fury’s is not close to the first way he showed years ago when he won Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 and Deontay in 2019.