Tyson Fury weighs the lightest of his career

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Re: Tyson Fury weighs the lightest of his career

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loaded_gloves wrote:You have to question any professional athlete who takes three years to finally show up in something approaching decent shape.

I don't buy into Tyson Fury at all, regardless of what he does with the old, semi-retired Rogan.
I think Rogie is going to give him hell for at least a few rounds. I doubt he has the stamina to force the issue enough to win at this stage of his career, but he's going to try and tear Tyson a new arsehole whilst he still has breath left.
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WildWaylon wrote:Glad to see Fury has got the unwanted pounds off. Right from the beginning of his career fitness and stamina have been issues for him. I cant see Rogan winning but I do think he will come to win and give Fury a few problems. Maybe a late stoppage is possible. I cant agree with anyone who thinks Fury could beat Price. I think Price would KO Fury.
It would be over pretty quick too i think. I dont think Fury would have much of anything to keep him honest, it would be quite brutal and rapid.
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Re: Tyson Fury weighs the lightest of his career

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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Matt W wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Fury looks pretty good, it's aparrent that despite his size, he's not really a huge man physically. If that makes sense. His arms, back and chest aren't that big, and his legs are pretty skinny, he's built kind of like a beefy highjumper.

I think he could lose another 10-12 lbs of extra flesh, and could also do with adding another 10-15 of muscle.

He's a little way to go in terms of conditioning in my opinion, but he's heading the right way.
:lol:
You know what I mean though right? :TU:
A bit like a man I knew who was tall for a short man. Short body, very long legs LOL.
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That's a very, very good weight for Fury. A little light if anything.

He'll never 'look' brilliant with his wide hips.
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Re: Tyson Fury weighs the lightest of his career

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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
WildWaylon wrote:Glad to see Fury has got the unwanted pounds off. Right from the beginning of his career fitness and stamina have been issues for him. I cant see Rogan winning but I do think he will come to win and give Fury a few problems. Maybe a late stoppage is possible. I cant agree with anyone who thinks Fury could beat Price. I think Price would KO Fury.
It would be over pretty quick too i think. I dont think Fury would have much of anything to keep him honest, it would be quite brutal and rapid.
Absolutely spot on ,price would destroy him ina round and humiliate him in the process.
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Re: Tyson Fury weighs the lightest of his career

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Well it sounds like potentially that we have a possible good fight. That must be good............
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