Haye v Briggs - I have always liked Haye but his career since moving up to Heavy has been more flash & talk than anything else (Chisora aside). The fight could be interesting for a couple of rounds though.
Whyte v Chisora - This would be fun & I have no idea who wins. You could say Whyte is favourite based on his fight v JJoshua but Chisora has beaten better opposition. But how much does he have left?
Fury v ????? - No one has any bloody clue what's happening there......
Joshua v I'm going to guess either Lucas Browne (if he's allowed) or Joe Parker.
Taansend wrote:Haye v Briggs - I have always liked Haye but his career since moving up to Heavy has been more flash & talk than anything else (Chisora aside). The fight could be interesting for a couple of rounds though.
Whyte v Chisora - This would be fun & I have no idea who wins. You could say Whyte is favourite based on his fight v JJoshua but Chisora has beaten better opposition. But how much does he have left?
Fury v ????? - No one has any bloody clue what's happening there......
Joshua v I'm going to guess either Lucas Browne (if he's allowed) or Joe Parker.
Anyone have anything to add
Fury vs. Wilder
Joshua vs. a US fighter (Stiverne, Miller etc)
I'd be happy seeing AJ in with both Pulev and Parker next up. In any order. Hearn smells the money and is going to chase the Haye fight I reckon though. Mistake.
Stuarty30 wrote:I'd be happy seeing AJ in with both Pulev and Parker next up. In any order. Hearn smells the money and is going to chase the Haye fight I reckon though. Mistake.
Stuarty30 wrote:I'd be happy seeing AJ in with both Pulev and Parker next up. In any order. Hearn smells the money and is going to chase the Haye fight I reckon though. Mistake.
You think beats Joshua?
Haye? Yeah probably. I just watched his fight from last night and he isn't what he was but he's got 'danger' written all over him where Joshua is concerned. If Haye caught AJ like Whyte did then there's no way AJ survives. AJ had the power to KO Haye also so it's a good fight.
The BBB of C have ordered purse bids for Whyte vs H Fury for the British Heavyweight title for later this year and that would be a cracker. If that doesn't happen, as Peter Fury has indicated, they have some eliminators in Sexton vs Allen and Cornish which could step in for an interesting fight.
Dillian Whyte is also trying to call out Joseph Parker and I would love to see that.
lckov wrote:The BBB of C have ordered purse bids for Whyte vs H Fury for the British Heavyweight title for later this year and that would be a cracker. If that doesn't happen, as Peter Fury has indicated, they have some eliminators in Sexton vs Allen and Cornish which could step in for an interesting fight.
Dillian Whyte is also trying to call out Joseph Parker and I would love to see that.
Hughie and Peter have already said they ain't taking that fight. I hope Whyte can fight Allen now for the belt.
lckov wrote:The BBB of C have ordered purse bids for Whyte vs H Fury for the British Heavyweight title for later this year and that would be a cracker. If that doesn't happen, as Peter Fury has indicated, they have some eliminators in Sexton vs Allen and Cornish which could step in for an interesting fight.
Dillian Whyte is also trying to call out Joseph Parker and I would love to see that.
I love Dillian but think that Hughie beats him quite comfortably. Put him in with someone who stands in front of him & he'll be a lot happier.
Seems nailed on the AJ will face a yank. Hearn won't shut up about the Showtime deal.
I can see Fury either fighting Wilder in NYC/Vegas (Wilder will surely be needing a big fight soon) or sitting out the rest of the year and waiting for the Joshua mega-fight next summer, by which time he will probably be at least 20 stone.
Hopefully get a few decent domestic fights between Whyte, Chisora and Price. Shame Hughie pulled out of the Whyte fight. Even Dave Allen has managed to talk his way into the mix but he looks rubbish.
Haye vs Briggs will be a joke and doesn't deserve the attention it will get.
