Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury: tactical breakdown of the world heavyweight confrontation

Reduce this fight and it's the brain of Tyson Fury against the muscles of Deontay Wilder.

Can Fury surpbad Wilder with his superior boxing skills, as he did when he brilliantly defeated Wladimir Klitschko, or will he become the last victim of this ball of human destruction?

It's interesting to hear that Fury wants to be lighter for Wilder.

This gives an overview of his game plan and he clearly wants to hit and move.

Fury has a range of two inches longer and knows that he must fully utilize his jab to eliminate Wilder.

He can not afford to trade with Wilder because he would be as lucky to succeed as a tugboat taking the Bismarck.

He will try to be mobile and dictate the fight behind his jab.

He will want to play with Wilder, as he did successfully with Klitschko when he confused him.

It will change position and change position to destabilize Wilder and prevent him from settling in any pace.

Unless Fury is allowed to take a hammer in the ring, I can not see Wilder stop him and his best chance of success is to beat the undefeated WBC champion.

This is a great demand and only Bermane Stiverne, in his first fight, managed to overcome the previous 40 opponents of Wilder.

Then there's the question of endurance and after Fury has abused himself in the last three years, can he play 12 rounds with Wilder?

But Fury proved he could climb Mount Everest when he dethroned Klitschko against all odds in Düsseldorf three years ago and he has the talent to do it again.

Fury is a nightmare for fighters because it is unorthodox and Wilder will not have faced a bag of mischief like him.

Faced with this, the corner of Fury is projected. The knowledge and calm of his uncle and former coach Peter Fury will clearly be missed.

Ben Davison is not in the same clbad as the coach and, as a close family member said, Fury only has him because he likes to have young people around him to entertain him.

OK, he'll have Freddie Roach in his corner, but as a cutter in Davison? Really?

Wilder's tactic will be to try to engage Fury and he will try to drag him into a war because he knows he will be the only one to win.

Wilder hits harder than any other boxing fighter in the world and he would only need one to turn the fight decisively in his favor.

He is more athletic and more accurate and the key to Wilder is to be patient.

Fury will not be as obliging as his previous 40 victims and he will have to wait his hour to catch him.

This opportunity is likely to come in the final stages when Wilder's top athletics should say so and Fury could get tired.

It will be his moment to hit and stop Fury.