Tyson Fury’s sadness for Deontay Wilder: A shadow of his former self?

Tyson Fury expressed sadness for Deontay Wilder when asked today about his thoughts on the actions of the Bronze Bomber last Friday night against Tyrrell Anthony Herndon.

Wilder’s right hand away?

Fury says he saw a cut from former WBC heavyweight champion Wilder (44-4-1, 43 food) with Herndon, and he felt that he was just a “shadow” of his former self in his main liner on June 27 in the Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, Kansas. Deontay’s right power was gone, and he was forced to use his left for his power punch.

Although he was on his way to Herndon (24-6, 15 COs) twice to strike him in seventh, he was forced to throw club rights and left hands. His famous straight right was poor.

Before the fight, Deontay revealed that he was dealing with a real shoulder problem, but he said he was injury -free. If this is a permanent situation, Wilder will have to retire because he cannot beat one of the top 15 without his right hand fully operational.

As long as Deontay, 39, can eventually regain power in his arm, he must be in order. He certainly cannot continue to fight opposition at the top level if he cannot regain his full power. Wilder had trouble looking shy and gun-shy even before his right shoulder problem.

He looked afraid to throw bumps in his trilogy match against Fury in 2021. He dropped “The Gyspy King” twice in fourth place, but couldn’t put him away after he threw out.

Fury responds to Wilder’s performance

“I saw a cut of it. It was sad to see. And it was sad to see someone Fight Hub TVRespond to Deontay Wilder who looks weak and drowsy in his victory over Tyrell Anthony Herndon last Friday night. “I’m sad, and I knocked out the b **** twice. I’m sad for him. ‘

Fury is not one to speak that a fighter is a shadow of their former self. He washed 100% in his last two battles against Oleksandr Ulsyk and lost both fights. The way Tyson acted in both fights, he lost to many of the top 15 contenders. At 36, Fury was nowhere near the top form he showed years ago when he beat Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 and Deontay in 2019.