Yeah Cunningham's speed and movement worked to his advantage and I agree had he nailed Price that would have been it.TheCobra wrote:I do honestly think that some of Cunningham's punches would have got Price out of there. Fury is watchable, I always end up with a smile on my face watching the majority of his fights and they always have some level of excitement to them. A crowd-pleaser and I hope he does well with it, cracking KO tonight also, Cunningham didn't know what day it was.Final round wrote:I think it was the prospect of being lumped in with Price that drove Fury on tonight. Imagine if he'd got Kayoed by a lifetime cruiserweight!TheCobra wrote:Fury has shown more grit, chin and bollocks tonight than David Price has ever shown.
Good fight though.
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I think Fury batters Povetkin. Fury will be a world champion soon enough.ShadrachSimmo wrote:Povetkin holding a title is dreadful, but even he beats fury.
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Yep my western knowledge is as bad as my boxing knowledge (don't comment on that):oops:mrpedigree wrote:wasnt that John wayne ??Final round wrote:WTF Clint Eastwood wasn't in True Grit!Craigyid14 wrote:I thought this thread was going to be about the Clint Eastwood western :(
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Fury done a job on Cunningham!
You can't turn around now & say furys size won him the fight. Fury made his size count by sticking it on Cunningham.
I bet cunninghams tactics would have got him a 12 rd pts loss to wlad
You can't turn around now & say furys size won him the fight. Fury made his size count by sticking it on Cunningham.
I bet cunninghams tactics would have got him a 12 rd pts loss to wlad
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Only haye and the Klitschko's stand clearly above Fury now. The knockdown was wreckless and he will have to curb that side of him but he's hitting harder, fighting tougher and has enough in the way of skills to win a title.