[Accident Man]

Despite the disappointment of the fight between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury being abrogated, this is still a very exhilarating and capricious fight.

Affirmative, Tyson Fury probably victoriously triumphs, but it is always precarious with a puncher. Despite his imperfections and the conspiracy theories, Deontay Wilder may have gained some focus from his loss. Meanwhile, Tyson Fury has a history of inconsistently erratic performances and does seem remotely complacent and diverted.

If Deontay Wilder wins, who knows what happens next?

The Oleksandr Usyk fight is a similar situation, and I think even riskier for Anthony Joshua. These are both exhilarating fights that I would not miss.

[Drako]

I'm tired of Deontay. He's generally very obnoxious, and I can't handle listening to anything with him in it. I would much rather see Tyson Fury fight Anthony Joshua, but I knew that wasn't gonna happen the second Fury VS Wilder II ended in a win for Fury.

I don't know what to expect from this fight. Both fighters have been pretty quiet surprisingly. Wilder got a new trainer, so there's no doubt in my mind that he'll be a changed fighter come July 24th. And last I saw of Fury, he was looking skinnier than last fight. But that's not everything of course.

I want Fury to win, but I can't really make any solid predictions yet.

[Oni]

The last match between them ended in a draw and they've both gone on to win consecutive matches since. It will be close, but my money's on Fury.

[Accident Man]

Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder's upcoming fight will be postponed until October due to an outbreak of COVID-19 in the champion's camp, according to reports in the U.S.

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