He doesn't have the best resume. Beating a faded Wlad and drawing with Wilder are only two fights and the Wlad fight was a nightmare to watch. He can sign to fight Wilder in a rematch tomorrow if he chooses. But he'll take one more tomato can in October or so.punchoutsb wrote: ↑16 Jun 2019, 17:58 He's fought Wlad and Wilder. He's got the best resume of anyone relevant. Now he's just positioning himself to earn as much as he can for any future "mega fights". As you say, he isn't a title holder so moving himself up the boards will clearly help force a fight if needed, and help at the table since negotiations will likely be tense and being able to sing may not be enough despite what some here may think.
Who shoud Fury fight next ?
Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
..just because Joshua lost his last fight and Fury won, I'm not prepared to reconsider their respective resumes in Fury's favour...
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punchoutsb
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Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
His resume is better than Wilder and Ruiz and is at the very worst comparable to AJ. I'd say better than all three.
Wilder is fighting Ortiz next so it doesn't make much sense to sign a contract to fight someone who may not even be there.
Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
Fair enough
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Sorry boss, but Wilder and AJ have better resume's. Fury's is thin. Ruiz doesn't (we can maybe argue he does if he wins the rematch).punchoutsb wrote: ↑16 Jun 2019, 18:14 His resume is better than Wilder and Ruiz and is at the very worst comparable to AJ. I'd say better than all three.
Wilder is fighting Ortiz next so it doesn't make much sense to sign a contract to fight someone who may not even be there.
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punchoutsb
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Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
Wilder's resume is terrible. Klitschko alone wins that one for Fury. If you're looking at depth of the entire resume then Wilder needs about 40 more fights to catch Fury.
Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
Now I know you are joking.punchoutsb wrote: ↑16 Jun 2019, 18:26 Wilder's resume is terrible. Klitschko alone wins that one for Fury. If you're looking at depth of the entire resume then Wilder needs about 40 more fights to catch Fury.
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tiny_acres
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Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
More like fanboy posting. I don't have the patience for that anymore.
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tiny_acres
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Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
I'm just blown away by the same posters bashing a fighters resume. When by boxrec numbers and a quick glance at their recent accomplishments proves them wrong.
Wilder did have an easy road to the title. But he has proven he is among the top 4 easily
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funso banjo baby
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Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
if wilder, aj, ruiz, whyte, parker cant be done then id like either Pulev or Price just for fun

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Well I mean...he's already scheduled to fight Wilder early next year. Fighting another guy in the meantime, regardless of his level is admirable really because a lot of guys would just wait around for the big fight next year.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑16 Jun 2019, 17:18 Bleh.... If he ain't fighting anyone who makes any sort of sense beyond dollars and cents I'm losing interest fast in Fury.
If all he's ever wanted was some sort of fanfare and attention he's not the man I thought he was. That's crybaby bullshit.
Then again.... Only Rocky Marciano didn't avoid anyone. Everyone else picked and chose who they wanted to fight and when and where and for how much.
Still, I'm sorely pissed. What's the sense in being a die-hard fan from the beginning, defending the best man on the planet, if he's going to revert into some sort of player like all the rest.
"You sold out!", is all I keep seeing in my head. Just another damn wannabe celebrity. Real fighters DEMAND facing the best out there. An easy one now and then for show, then it's down to business.
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Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
Fury has denied that he is fighting Wilder.
He says no contracts gave been signed
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Alright then.tiny_acres wrote: ↑16 Jun 2019, 19:22 Fury has denied that he is fighting Wilder.
He says no contracts gave been signed
I like that better actually as it means there's more possibilities. He can fight the Joshua/Ruiz 2 winner. He can fight Wilder again. Other interesting contenders in the meantime too.
Frankly Wilder being assured to fight Ortiz AND Fury in back to back bouts was pretty hard to believe for me anyway. It's actually interesting to know it's Fury who's backing off the idea of the two.
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tiny_acres wrote: ↑16 Jun 2019, 19:22 Fury has denied that he is fighting Wilder.
He says no contracts gave been signed
No contracts have been signed but if you watch the post fight press conference all roads lead to the Wilder rematch in the spring.
Fury actually said he was hunting down Wilder, not sure how you've managed to read it differently
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Meanwhile, Wilder is giving Ortiz another opportunity to son him and TFKoB is doing what Fury could not accomplish.
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We can all support fighters without being blind to the facts surely?
I think Fury is the best and out of the three including him, Wilder and Joshua I'd like Fury to come out on top.
But he's got plenty flaws and weaknesses just like the other two have. He also needs to walk the walk consistently now if he wants to prove he's the best.
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What you think does not mean fvck all. Fury has not won a thing in his comeback. When he does I will let you know, since your bias is showing.ewenhay wrote: ↑16 Jun 2019, 19:39 We can all support fighters without being blind to the facts surely?
I think Fury is the best and out of the three including him, Wilder and Joshua I'd like Fury to come out on top.
But he's got plenty flaws and weaknesses just like the other two have. He also needs to walk the walk consistently now if he wants to prove he's the best.
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Bit arrogant there.
Bias?
I think not. I was critical of him choosing Schwartz as an opponent and he's got plenty of flaws. I voted Joshua as no. 1 in the box rec ranking thread and Fury as 3 when it was set up.
I've also said that Fury needs to prove he's the best.
I think you're just trolling which is becoming a habit of yours.
Re: Who shoud Fury fight next ?
I dont have enough time to list all the things you are missing.
I suggest you step away from the keyboard and sober up. You're embarrassing yourself.
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You do, but many don't.ewenhay wrote: ↑16 Jun 2019, 19:39 We can all support fighters without being blind to the facts surely?
I think Fury is the best and out of the three including him, Wilder and Joshua I'd like Fury to come out on top.
But he's got plenty flaws and weaknesses just like the other two have. He also needs to walk the walk consistently now if he wants to prove he's the best.