Interview: Bob Arum

By Przemek Garczarczyk

“When (Tyson Fury) came onto my radar was when they brought him to California to fight Wilder for the first time. I remember watching this fight in Quebec, Canada, with Lomachenko, Papa Lomachenko, and Usyk. For me, it looked like Fury won every round, except the two rounds he was knocked down,” stated Hall of Fame promoter Bob Arum.

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  • If Wilder comes up in the ring as a wounded tiger, I think this fight will have a somewhat uncertain outcome. Apart from the wounded tiger scenario, Wilder has the KO-card. In all other cases, I think Fury will win. He´s the better of the two.

    And I fully agree with: “For me, it looked like Fury won every round, except the two rounds he was knocked down.”

  • Wilder came out as a wounded tiger and that made the fight. An intense classic.

    Always seen Fury as an extremely talented boxer, now I also see a true fighter, a warrior.

    He´s simply the best. Wilders value increased after this loss.

    Two great hearts, great will-power, only respect, hats off.

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