Had Fury winning 9 rounds to 3, with the two knockdowns making it closer. Glad Wilder was able to make it entertaining. It says something about a fighter fighting a larger man, getting outboxed, and still going all out and finding some big success.
Fury is just incredibly slick for a large man. I absolutely laugh at myself now when I used to believe David Haye would've beaten Fury... Joshua vs. Fury is a huge fight. Joshua goes in and fights like he did against Parker, he's going to lose.
This is the best heavyweight boxing has been in a really long time, it's fun to watch. Although not a egregious as recent fights, boxing is just absolutely terrible with these decisions. You have a fight, or fights, that draws the more "casual" viewer in and you repeatedly declare a draw hoping for bigger rematch numbers - then you lose a quarter of a million buys for GGG-Canelo II because people aren't fucking retarded.