Joe Rogan on Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder Rematch

the Joe Rogan experience like do you see Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, the best clips, all the clips? Oh my God, were you there? No, no, I saw him at home, holy, holy gasp, period Oh, phew, six seven, almost no, six nine, Deonte, six, seven, Furies 6-9, 6- 9 270 pounds and he realized that In the first fight he found out that Deonte in the 12th round started with the ante. Deonte can't fight back because Yount a is a guy who pushes forward, he has this ridiculous right power and everyone was afraid of the power, so everyone was moving all the time and the

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realized in round 12, after Deonte knocked him down and almost knocked him out, he got up and started chasing Deonte and Deonte fought sloppily, said he looked uncomfortable, said his footwork didn't.

Doesn't look so good technique, yeah, both. Deonte is known for being this guy who has an eraser, his right hands like an eraser. All the mistakes, Teddy, let's put it this way. All mistakes from previous rounds are erased with one hit. He just closes. People are light, Tahlia, and he has the confidence that he has that draft power, but with Tyson Fury he realized that he looks, Tyson doesn't fight that way. Tyson Fury fights on his toes, sticks and moves, he did a lot of head movements and a lot, a lot. like shuckin and jivin and he makes it very hard for you to figure out what he's doing if he goes here he goes there he moves while punching but he'll come at you like this with 2/3 fake punches then a jab to a right hand he'll throw a right hand to the body and then he'll throw a left hook, he'll get to the side of you, he'll throw a right hand, he'll move out of the way, a poppy with a jab. as he walks away, he's like a very technical boxer, really sophisticated, if you look at the movement he does for someone as big as him, it's really a little crazy and it's not like he can't step up and smash people and knock people out. people. and he says he knows the sweet science, yes you know he knows the sweet science, but then he realized that for this fight he had to fight in a different way to surprise Deonte, he had to attack Deonte with full force, face to him from the jump and that's exactly what he did, he also trained changed coaches and went with Sugar Hill, who is a coach.

Kronk is where Tommy Hearns came from, you know Gerald McClellan and some of the great knockout artists of the past and a vintage gem of a textbook. Stewart was known. as it is a very offensive fighting style, they have strong jabs, they don't touch you with the jab, they are crushing with the jab, great power in the right hand like Kronk, it was an aggressive turning style, as if everyone was known how they would use it. Those Kronk shorts, those golden yellow shorts, you saw a guy in Kronk shorts who came to kill you, they thought about them when they were in the gym.

Emanuel Stewart turned up the heat to 100 degrees, so when they did it, they did it. like hot yoga at the krump gym because I wanted to build these guys stamina so when you went to the crunk gym in Detroit it was really hot and that's how he forced everyone to train under extreme pressure it was an amazing amazing workout he's a guy who rejuvenated Wladimir Klitschko when Vladimir Klitschko was falling apart because he hadn't taken out K several times, he had his style, he just didn't have an American style, he had a kind of pure European. style and Emanuel Steward just changed his style and just made him focus on using that long reach and the big power of that long jab, so when Tyson Fury went for a Cronk trainer for this like he was a very serious vet, he went looking and -destroy, he told everyone that's what he'll do too, but no one believed him, everyone thought it was just a farce like he said and go knock out Deontay Wilder.

I'm going to go after him. I'm going to knock him out in two rounds, everyone says you're crazy, even Deonte said, you don't believe a word, you're saying, you're just talking, you're not going to try to knock me out, that's exactly it, he solved the puzzle, he solved the puzzle. In the 12th round of the first fight he realized it when he backed him up and said, "Oh, this guy trips over his feet and gets very uncomfortable." You made him back off, yeah, so he just forgot that he liked glue. He wanted to talk to you about I want to start fighting, man, no, no, my son needs to know.