coming of age of tyson fury

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Bricks
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coming of age of tyson fury

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The man is the only natural athlete in heavyweight boxing.it was a masterclass .no big man has ever been able to dance and move like tyson.and no one will ever do that to chisora again.it may not please the crowds but if tyson sticks to this style.....he is the next great heavy weight.

Fights with haye,wlad,and wilder are arse watering.add stiverne and hw boxing is finally turning a corner. Thank wlad for clearing the trash and with a new american tv deal he can finally face his 4 best rivals and hand the baton to a new era .with Joshua 2 years away from mixing with this company
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Re: coming of age of tyson fury

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He needs to be better opposition than Chisora before he can be proclaimed as the next big thing.

Chisora is average at best & is not the type of opponent Fury can hang his hat off.
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Re: coming of age of tyson fury

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Wasn't Chisora fighting one handed, or no handed even!

Ye he can jab(or paw) and he does move well but I wouldn't be putting any money on him until I see him against a decent, active opponent. (which Steve Cunningham was but he's too small)
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Re: coming of age of tyson fury

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Fury stopped chisora in 10, haye stopped him in 5.

Fury is good granted, will do well but I think he is far from what he believes he is. If he gets a shot at wlad hopefully he can beat him but I think wlad carries power enough to hurt fury, if Cunningham can put him over, wlad should be able to hurt him
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Re: coming of age of tyson fury

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nitro5912 wrote:Fury stopped chisora in 10, haye stopped him in 5.

Fury is good granted, will do well but I think he is far from what he believes he is. If he gets a shot at wlad hopefully he can beat him but I think wlad carries power enough to hurt fury, if Cunningham can put him over, wlad should be able to hurt him
Fury may have gone 10, but his performance was a lot more dominant. I still think Haye is all wrong for Fury though.
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Re: coming of age of tyson fury

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It's not about the numbers haye ko chisora 5, tyson tko chisora 10.

Chisora was in the haye fight to the end.in this fight he was a beaten,dejected,tortured soul after one round.it was the kind of sustained beating that ends careers and I wouldn't be suprised if tyson beat the shit out of chisora .I couldn't see from his trunks.to do that to a man of chisoras skill,strength and mental toughness is a huge thing.chisora is was at better than any of the eastern europeans the brothers aside.
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If Chisora had turned up to the Haye fight in that condition, he would likely have been ko'd within 2 rounds. He was clearly not right, as pointed out many times before.

Having said that, I don't blame Fury for carrying him a bit - Tyson was obviously just trying to get some rounds in after a long spell of inactivity.
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