If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Fury-Usyk
Joshua-Joyce
Zhang-Dubois
Whyte-Ngannou (offers a bit more speculation about a one punch upset).
Though Joshua-Dubois was tempting too.
Is there a more fan-friendly configuration?
Joshua-Joyce
Zhang-Dubois
Whyte-Ngannou (offers a bit more speculation about a one punch upset).
Though Joshua-Dubois was tempting too.
Is there a more fan-friendly configuration?
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My T Sharp
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Fury - AJ
Usyk - Zhang
Dubois - Whyte
Joyce - Ngannou
Usyk - Zhang
Dubois - Whyte
Joyce - Ngannou
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Agree, AJ Dubois would be good it it turns into a scrap.
Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Swap aj and usyk and I agree.
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Joshua v Wilder
Joyce v Fury
Zhang v Dubois
Ngannou v John Fury
Joyce v Fury
Zhang v Dubois
Ngannou v John Fury
Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Fury - Usyk
AJ - Zhang
Dubois - Joyce
Whyte - Ngannou
AJ - Zhang
Dubois - Joyce
Whyte - Ngannou
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
These two are locks for me. Physically I think Joyce would be Fury's hardest fight, same as I think Zhang's the hardest physically for Joyce. Whereas I think Joyce could press Usyk and Fury a lot more than he can Zhang, who'd be comfortably outpointed by them unless they were careless and got stopped.
Joshua v Wilder's either a raggo spectacular or a curiously boring affair, but I'm down for it.
Zhang-Dubois sounds fun, but I'd swap Ngannou for Grant. Usyk can stay busy with Sanchez, Ruiz or Hrgovic, or find out how good Mak or Kosso are.Zhang v Dubois
Ngannou v John Fury
Something to watch out for: the WBA have Pero rated at #4. Who are they lining him up for...
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Fighting in a rain soaked carpark. If Fury has the guts to get out of his Ford Transit.
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Transit's only for the ringwalk.
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Fury vs usyk. (undisputed)
AJ vs zhang (AJ 1000x the skills, but a southpaw thats teak tough and can whack, makes it fun).
DDD vs Whyte (war between tooo guys with iffy skills, whyte opperrated at a higher levle but DDD probs chins him)
joyce vs nganu. (joyce is probably the most hittable guy in the first few rounds so gives nganu a tiny tiny punches chance befor he gets the absolut shit punched out of him).
AJ vs zhang (AJ 1000x the skills, but a southpaw thats teak tough and can whack, makes it fun).
DDD vs Whyte (war between tooo guys with iffy skills, whyte opperrated at a higher levle but DDD probs chins him)
joyce vs nganu. (joyce is probably the most hittable guy in the first few rounds so gives nganu a tiny tiny punches chance befor he gets the absolut shit punched out of him).
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Ringwalk? There's no ring when it's on the cobbles or in a carpark.
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Ngannou vs Chisora
Whyte vs Dubois
Zhang vs Joshua
Joyce vs Ruiz
Fury vs Usyk
Whyte vs Dubois
Zhang vs Joshua
Joyce vs Ruiz
Fury vs Usyk
Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
This thread seems to have diverted from the original premise somewhat.
Wilder v Thunderlips
Dubois v Liston
Godzilla v Metal Mickey
Bowie v Bolan
Wilder v Thunderlips
Dubois v Liston
Godzilla v Metal Mickey
Bowie v Bolan
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Gary Glitter beats all the other greats of '70s glam rock.Grilling Machine wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 18:25Bowie wins most of the early rounds with flashier work, but the shorter man digs in to run him close on points. Everyone ducks Scott Walker and we lament Lynott's early retirement.
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
But draws criticism for his fiddle and diddle.
Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
I'd fancy Wootton. Plenty of ring experience.
Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Walker's reach would have been a concern for any of his peers bar Mick Fleetwood. Plus his 'Tilt'-era ring walk music would have been as unsettling for an opponent as watching Tyson approaching the ring in his torn-towel-over-his-shoulders pomp.Grilling Machine wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 18:25Bowie wins most of the early rounds with flashier work, but the shorter man digs in to run him close on points. Everyone ducks Scott Walker and we lament Lynott's early retirement.
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
David Diamante announces "From the four corners of the globe to the well lubricated sphincter of Dan Wootton's next victim...The raping starts NOW!"deadpan wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 07:01![]()
I'd fancy Wootton. Plenty of ring experience.
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Not the raping of chidren?
Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
I read all of that in his voice.Teddy's Toupee wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 08:45David Diamante announces "From the four corners of the globe to the well lubricated sphincter of Dan Wootton's next victim...The raping starts NOW!"
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
The Michael Spinks fight pre-dates the "Tilt" album.deadpan wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 07:14Walker's reach would have been a concern for any of his peers bar Mick Fleetwood. Plus his 'Tilt'-era ring walk music would have been as unsettling for an opponent as watching Tyson approaching the ring in his torn-towel-over-his-shoulders pomp.Grilling Machine wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 18:25Bowie wins most of the early rounds with flashier work, but the shorter man digs in to run him close on points. Everyone ducks Scott Walker and we lament Lynott's early retirement.
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Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
Dan Wootton's or David Diamante's?deadpan wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 08:56I read all of that in his voice.Teddy's Toupee wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 08:45David Diamante announces "From the four corners of the globe to the well lubricated sphincter of Dan Wootton's next victim...The raping starts NOW!"
Re: If you could rearrange the 4 'big' heavyweight fights.
True! I bought Tilt on day of release in '95. First song - he's back! Rest of it - Oof.Teddy's Toupee wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 08:57The Michael Spinks fight pre-dates the "Tilt" album.deadpan wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 07:14Walker's reach would have been a concern for any of his peers bar Mick Fleetwood. Plus his 'Tilt'-era ring walk music would have been as unsettling for an opponent as watching Tyson approaching the ring in his torn-towel-over-his-shoulders pomp.Grilling Machine wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 18:25
Bowie wins most of the early rounds with flashier work, but the shorter man digs in to run him close on points. Everyone ducks Scott Walker and we lament Lynott's early retirement.