The biggest fight in British boxing history

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is down the pan. Well done boxing.
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Would have been one sided had it taken place...
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Boxing Prospect wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 18:44 Would have been one sided had it taken place...
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Boxing Prospect wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 18:44 Would have been one sided had it taken place...
Possibly but definately easier to say this post Usyk.
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Fury's stock seems to rise through not fighting.
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Cholo_cws wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 18:54 Fury's stock seems to rise through not fighting.
Its amazing isnt it. in the last 5 years He has 1-0-1 vs wilder who not many rate, Sure he looked good doing it, but nearly everyone looks good vs wilder untill they take a nap. fury just avoided a nap, which is good sure, but is it a masterclass?
mid 40s unproven ortiz looked excelent vs wilder untill he got knocked. in both fights.

People will say "oh and otto" and who? otto is only known by anyone for giving fury a tougher than expected night. fury was a 1/33 favorite going into that fight, people need to stop acting like its a feather in his cap.

Fury is good, and mabey the top guy, but fornicate he hasnt done much to show it.
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If Uysk had Joshua bamboozled for most of the fight, what do you thibk Fury would have done?

Anyway, never count Fury being in any "biggest British boxing fight ever"
He is about as reliable as a Rolex knock off. The dude could disappear after fighting Wilder or not even make it to that fight at all
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gregregegg wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:33
Cholo_cws wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 18:54 Fury's stock seems to rise through not fighting.
Its amazing isnt it. in the last 5 years He has 1-0-1 vs wilder who not many rate, Sure he looked good doing it, but nearly everyone looks good vs wilder untill they take a nap. fury just avoided a nap, which is good sure, but is it a masterclass?
mid 40s unproven ortiz looked excelent vs wilder untill he got knocked. in both fights.

People will say "oh and otto" and who? otto is only known by anyone for giving fury a tougher than expected night. fury was a 1/33 favorite going into that fight, people need to stop acting like its a feather in his cap.

Fury is good, and mabey the top guy, but fornicate he hasnt done much to show it.
but who has whyte?
see how he gets on with otto
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gregregegg wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:33
Cholo_cws wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 18:54 Fury's stock seems to rise through not fighting.
Its amazing isnt it. in the last 5 years He has 1-0-1 vs wilder who not many rate, Sure he looked good doing it, but nearly everyone looks good vs wilder untill they take a nap. fury just avoided a nap, which is good sure, but is it a masterclass?
mid 40s unproven ortiz looked excelent vs wilder untill he got knocked. in both fights.

People will say "oh and otto" and who? otto is only known by anyone for giving fury a tougher than expected night. fury was a 1/33 favorite going into that fight, people need to stop acting like its a feather in his cap.

Fury is good, and mabey the top guy, but fornicate he hasnt done much to show it.
Szpilka did well vs Wilder, imagine how Usyk would make him look.
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aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:37
gregregegg wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:33
Cholo_cws wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 18:54 Fury's stock seems to rise through not fighting.
Its amazing isnt it. in the last 5 years He has 1-0-1 vs wilder who not many rate, Sure he looked good doing it, but nearly everyone looks good vs wilder untill they take a nap. fury just avoided a nap, which is good sure, but is it a masterclass?
mid 40s unproven ortiz looked excelent vs wilder untill he got knocked. in both fights.

People will say "oh and otto" and who? otto is only known by anyone for giving fury a tougher than expected night. fury was a 1/33 favorite going into that fight, people need to stop acting like its a feather in his cap.

Fury is good, and mabey the top guy, but fornicate he hasnt done much to show it.
Szpilka did well vs Wilder, imagine how Usyk would make him look.
fury batterd chisora usyk never fighters make fights
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brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:40
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:37
gregregegg wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:33

Its amazing isnt it. in the last 5 years He has 1-0-1 vs wilder who not many rate, Sure he looked good doing it, but nearly everyone looks good vs wilder untill they take a nap. fury just avoided a nap, which is good sure, but is it a masterclass?
mid 40s unproven ortiz looked excelent vs wilder untill he got knocked. in both fights.

People will say "oh and otto" and who? otto is only known by anyone for giving fury a tougher than expected night. fury was a 1/33 favorite going into that fight, people need to stop acting like its a feather in his cap.

Fury is good, and mabey the top guy, but fornicate he hasnt done much to show it.
Szpilka did well vs Wilder, imagine how Usyk would make him look.
fury batterd chisora usyk never fighters make fights
usyk did as good a job hurting chis as fury did his first fight.
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gregregegg wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:42
brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:40
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:37

Szpilka did well vs Wilder, imagine how Usyk would make him look.
fury batterd chisora usyk never fighters make fights
usyk did as good a job hurting chis as fury did his first fight.
yea but we aint got a time machine
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usyk fought the most beaten verson of del boy now
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brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:40
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:37
gregregegg wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:33

Its amazing isnt it. in the last 5 years He has 1-0-1 vs wilder who not many rate, Sure he looked good doing it, but nearly everyone looks good vs wilder untill they take a nap. fury just avoided a nap, which is good sure, but is it a masterclass?
mid 40s unproven ortiz looked excelent vs wilder untill he got knocked. in both fights.

People will say "oh and otto" and who? otto is only known by anyone for giving fury a tougher than expected night. fury was a 1/33 favorite going into that fight, people need to stop acting like its a feather in his cap.

Fury is good, and mabey the top guy, but fornicate he hasnt done much to show it.
Szpilka did well vs Wilder, imagine how Usyk would make him look.
fury batterd chisora usyk never fighters make fights
You are right, styles make fights, however, what I meant is that Wilder just isn't that good.

I think that Usyk could do even better vs Chisora, he's just the fighter who gives enough, no more, no less, enough to leave the job done without any doubts.
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brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:44 usyk fought the most beaten verson of del boy now
Fury was in vs a novice dell boy who had beaten noone. dells carrer has aged well.
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aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:46
brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:40
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:37

Szpilka did well vs Wilder, imagine how Usyk would make him look.
fury batterd chisora usyk never fighters make fights
You are right, styles make fights, however, what I meant is that Wilder just isn't that good.

I think that Usyk could do even better vs Chisora, he's just the fighter who gives enough, no more, no less, enough to leave the job done without any doubts.
i dont rate wilder as boxer either but his power makes him most dangerous oppo for me
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gregregegg wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:47
brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:44 usyk fought the most beaten verson of del boy now
Fury was in vs a novice dell boy who had beaten noone. dells carrer has aged well.
ha you a sells man , hard to disagree. but fury was all so a novice, but when usyk beat him he was a unified champion of the world
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brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:47
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:46
brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:40

fury batterd chisora usyk never fighters make fights
You are right, styles make fights, however, what I meant is that Wilder just isn't that good.

I think that Usyk could do even better vs Chisora, he's just the fighter who gives enough, no more, no less, enough to leave the job done without any doubts.
i dont rate wilder as boxer either but his power makes him most dangerous oppo for me
I doubt that he would land that punch on Usyk, and the mentioned Szpilka took some of his best punches well until the KO, and Usyk is like 100x better. Usyk himself says that Wilder would be easier job than Joshua, and Fury is the most dangerous opponent for him.

How would you rate Usyk's chances vs Fury. Let's say it's Usyk from the AJ fight vs Fury from the Wilder 2 fight.
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aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:50
brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:47
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:46

You are right, styles make fights, however, what I meant is that Wilder just isn't that good.

I think that Usyk could do even better vs Chisora, he's just the fighter who gives enough, no more, no less, enough to leave the job done without any doubts.
i dont rate wilder as boxer either but his power makes him most dangerous oppo for me
I doubt that he would land that punch on Usyk, and the mentioned Szpilka took some of his best punches well until the KO, and Usyk is like 100x better. Usyk himself says that Wilder would be easier job than Joshua, and Fury is the most dangerous opponent for him.

How would you rate Usyk's chances vs Fury. Let's say it's Usyk from the AJ fight vs Fury from the Wilder 2 fight.
i meant wilder is the most dangerous oppo for fury
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Fury beats all.
He is also unreliable.
I would never put money on him unless I could place my bet while he was walking to the ring, and even then I would be nervous. :-P
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brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:53
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:50
brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:47
i dont rate wilder as boxer either but his power makes him most dangerous oppo for me
I doubt that he would land that punch on Usyk, and the mentioned Szpilka took some of his best punches well until the KO, and Usyk is like 100x better. Usyk himself says that Wilder would be easier job than Joshua, and Fury is the most dangerous opponent for him.

How would you rate Usyk's chances vs Fury. Let's say it's Usyk from the AJ fight vs Fury from the Wilder 2 fight.
i meant wilder is the most dangerous oppo for fury
i think it would be a tough night for usyk against tyson , as fury can box jab and move also , i also think a lot of usyk work, fury would tie him up and not let him oporate , i think wide fury on the cards,
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brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:53
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:50
brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:47
i dont rate wilder as boxer either but his power makes him most dangerous oppo for me
I doubt that he would land that punch on Usyk, and the mentioned Szpilka took some of his best punches well until the KO, and Usyk is like 100x better. Usyk himself says that Wilder would be easier job than Joshua, and Fury is the most dangerous opponent for him.

How would you rate Usyk's chances vs Fury. Let's say it's Usyk from the AJ fight vs Fury from the Wilder 2 fight.
i meant wilder is the most dangerous oppo for fury
Agree with that style wise. id back usyk to beat wilder 8 times out of 10, but id give wilder as good a shot vs fury as usyk.
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brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:53
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:50
brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:47
i dont rate wilder as boxer either but his power makes him most dangerous oppo for me
I doubt that he would land that punch on Usyk, and the mentioned Szpilka took some of his best punches well until the KO, and Usyk is like 100x better. Usyk himself says that Wilder would be easier job than Joshua, and Fury is the most dangerous opponent for him.

How would you rate Usyk's chances vs Fury. Let's say it's Usyk from the AJ fight vs Fury from the Wilder 2 fight.
i meant wilder is the most dangerous oppo for fury
Ahh, i see, sorry for misunderstanding, still, I think that Usyk would be more dangerous, but I get your reasoning and it makes sense.
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aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:57
brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:53
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:50

I doubt that he would land that punch on Usyk, and the mentioned Szpilka took some of his best punches well until the KO, and Usyk is like 100x better. Usyk himself says that Wilder would be easier job than Joshua, and Fury is the most dangerous opponent for him.

How would you rate Usyk's chances vs Fury. Let's say it's Usyk from the AJ fight vs Fury from the Wilder 2 fight.
i meant wilder is the most dangerous oppo for fury
Ahh, i see, sorry for misunderstanding, still, I think that Usyk would be more dangerous, but I get your reasoning and it makes sense.
yea i can see why on last win but fury is an octopuss he would wrap up usyk and just make everthing akward , aj got bullyied fury wont be bullied
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gregregegg wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:57
brilo33 wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:53
aicheligad wrote: 25 Sep 2021, 19:50

I doubt that he would land that punch on Usyk, and the mentioned Szpilka took some of his best punches well until the KO, and Usyk is like 100x better. Usyk himself says that Wilder would be easier job than Joshua, and Fury is the most dangerous opponent for him.

How would you rate Usyk's chances vs Fury. Let's say it's Usyk from the AJ fight vs Fury from the Wilder 2 fight.
i meant wilder is the most dangerous oppo for fury
Agree with that style wise. id back usyk to beat wilder 8 times out of 10, but id give wilder as good a shot vs fury as usyk.
but if fury boxes well like in the first wilder fight usyk doesnt have that power to change it , it is why wilder is so dangerous, i dont rate wilder as a boxer usyk is a class boxer boxer but a good little fighter shouldnt beat a bigger better man that is just as good in my eyes better stronger and more power
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