Tyson Furt KO's Belshaw in the 2nd

[alexpaterson]

It seems as if his opponents are getting worse as atleast Zeller and Peret put up a fight whearas Ellis and Belshaw saw him and gave up as soon as he came up but i hate to say it but Fury did good last night

[yiddo14]

It seems obvious to me that Fury isn't as bad a person or as big a loudmotuh as some make out.
When it is just him talking, he comes across well. Confident? Certainly, but there is nothing wrong with that.
His old man and people around him do him no favours though, but then again ITV should not be interviewing his dad at any point in the show, let alone 5 minutes before the fight when he is getting fired up!

It was a good performance and he proved he is way above the likes of Belshaw. The difference in class was huge.
Again, he has fast hands, sharp punches and puts his shots together well. It's also great to see a Heavyweight go to the body often, especially a Heavyweight of his height.

Right now I would back him to completely dominate Chisora and beat him with relative ease. It's a fight I would like to see and makes sense, but I think Chisora won't want anything to do with him(Chisora is a novice, yet he is already talking about "if the money's right" etc... )

[nobby_nobbins]

Tyson Fury made a believer out of me at the weekend. I have now officially jumped on his bandwagon

[Lightsoot]

I was more impressed by how Fury gradually broke down Lee Swaby than I was by his blowout of Belshaw. Belshaw was shocking and if judged on ability alone Fury's win will pale into insignificence as Belshaw loses to anyone half decent in the future. I do think Tyson's a decent prospect though and like how he delivers the left hook to the body.

My one criticism is that he has a nasty habit of dropping his hands after he delivers his attacks. Belshaw just missed with a counter left hook as Fury had his arms down by his waist. If you're only as good as your last fight however then Fury looks a better long-term prospect than Derek Chisora.

[oliverfennell]

I would like Fury to fight Williams, that would be really impressive in only 7 fights. I think he could pull it out. After some early doubts I am beginning to take him more seriously and think he should at least make it to Euro level. Say what you want about him, but he is huge, puts his punches together well, and has good speed for someone his size. These things will make him tough to beat.

Williams does look there for the taking, but it would be a huge risk. Even in his dotage, you can't get him down early and you can't keep him down easily, not to mention a 12-round fight is an enormous proposition for someone who's never been past 4.

[oliverfennell]

Which fighter has won the British heavyweight title in fewest fights?

I believe that would be a joint record by Holden and Notice, both in their 12th. Notice even won and defended the Commonwealth before that, too.

[alexpaterson]

I watched the fight again and he did look good but did anyone notice when he throws a punch he opens his mouth against someone who throws back accuratly he may break his jaw but he did look good

[nobby_nobbins]

Fury showed some of the best sportsmanship I've seen for a while, which helped get rid of the taste of Sam Sexton's disgusting display against Rogan. I would like to see Fury dispose of Sexton. Sexton should not be a professional boxer, he has no ethics. He should be a bouncer at a low rent nightclub in Norwich.