Oiky wrote:fury had the better of all exchanges last time anyway.
whatever happens second time out, its an easier win for fury
Exchanges? There were exchanges?
You have not seen them ? I can help you with that as this is kind of special fight. Normally, one has often rewatch a fight using slow motion to see exactly what happened in some moments. But with Fury-Wlad, just use fast forward if you want to see the exchanges
Oiky wrote:fury had the better of all exchanges last time anyway.
whatever happens second time out, its an easier win for fury
Exchanges? There were exchanges?
You have not seen them ? I can help you with that as this is kind of special fight. Normally, one has often rewatch a fight using slow motion to see exactly what happened in some moments. But with Fury-Wlad, just use fast forward if you want to see the exchanges
LOL, sound advice. Sadly, I've made a vow to never watch them box each other for another second. That's why I nearly went blind from that clip.
I've never heard Wladimir talking like this before.
He thinks that Fury should be suspended?
Klitschko is a commie.
It'd be absolutely stupid to suspend him for comments, whatever they are, especially if he's at the top, it'd make the division feel pretty illegitimate, it'd do far more damage to the division than any crazy comments. If he says anything else that bad, just fine him or something.
I think Fury's taking this one again, and perhaps even by stoppage this time. Wlad's been fighting the same way for well over a decade now and at 40 years old I don't see what he's going to do different. It also doesn't help that he's almost another year older now than in their last meeting. Meanwhile Fury is that much more seasoned.. He's figured Klit out. Has the youth, size, momentum, etc.. And this time around he'll have even less respect for him..
drunkenpiper36 wrote:I think Fury's taking this one again, and perhaps even by stoppage this time. Wlad's been fighting the same way for well over a decade now and at 40 years old I don't see what he's going to do different. It also doesn't help that he's almost another year older now than in their last meeting. Meanwhile Fury is that much more seasoned.. He's figured Klit out. Has the youth, size, momentum, etc.. And this time around he'll have even less respect for him..
All true, but klitschko has the punch ... vlad really needs to throw caution to the wind in the first half of the fight i would think.
drunkenpiper36 wrote:I think Fury's taking this one again, and perhaps even by stoppage this time. Wlad's been fighting the same way for well over a decade now and at 40 years old I don't see what he's going to do different. It also doesn't help that he's almost another year older now than in their last meeting. Meanwhile Fury is that much more seasoned.. He's figured Klit out. Has the youth, size, momentum, etc.. And this time around he'll have even less respect for him..
All true, but klitschko has the punch ... vlad really needs to throw caution to the wind in the first half of the fight i would think.
Yet when they did land good shots Fury atleast seemed to cause more trouble for Wlad than Wlad did for Fury, somewhat surprisingly.
Exchanges? There were exchanges?Oiky wrote:fury had the better of all exchanges last time anyway.
? I can help you with that as this is kind of special fight. Normally, one has often rewatch a fight using slow motion to see exactly what happened in some moments. But with Fury-Wlad, just use fast forward if you want to see the exchanges 
