FURY V AJ

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Re: FURY V AJ

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quickeyg wrote: 20 May 2024, 09:16 Usyk did the same to Joshua.
When did he do that to Joshua? Fury was f**ked in round 9, should have been stopped.
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dan28uk wrote: 20 May 2024, 09:43 fthink fury v aj would still be a massive fight and could easily sell wembley out twice over , thinkbefore the ngannou right (fury)i would definitely favoured fury but since then and aj's form picking up id lean to aj , i think the trilogy of fights with wilder has seriously taken its toll and on wilder given his performance against parker
It does seem his punch resistance might be waning, although also that was one hell of a shot Usyk landed, but he was absolutely banjoed by it, was all over the shop. I watched it back, he took 17 shots in a row from Usyk, many of them flush hard shots.
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Dan Dares wrote: 20 May 2024, 10:05
quickeyg wrote: 20 May 2024, 09:16 Usyk did the same to Joshua.
When did he do that to Joshua? Fury was f**ked in round 9, should have been stopped.
12th round of the first fight AJ was on almost KO on the ropes. Usyk could have finished him of, but for some reason he held back.
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RuudOEN84 wrote: 20 May 2024, 10:12
Dan Dares wrote: 20 May 2024, 10:05
quickeyg wrote: 20 May 2024, 09:16 Usyk did the same to Joshua.
When did he do that to Joshua? Fury was f**ked in round 9, should have been stopped.
12th round of the first fight AJ was on almost KO on the ropes. Usyk could have finished him of, but for some reason he held back.
Apparently, he didn't want to knock him out
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Joshua was nowhere near as badly hurt as Fury, it's just not true.
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quickeyg wrote: 20 May 2024, 09:16 Usyk did the same to Joshua.
Usyk punched Fury into the future, happy new year bro.
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BigDoofus wrote: 20 May 2024, 05:08 Joshua turned down the Fury fight twice in 9 months. Perhaps he is plotting a more “Charles Martin” type route.
Let it go dude, let it go.
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Nightmare Roy wrote: 20 May 2024, 10:47
quickeyg wrote: 20 May 2024, 09:16 Usyk did the same to Joshua.
Usyk punched Fury into the future, happy new year bro.
After Usyk 2, Joshua thought he was at a birthday party with his hip hip hooray comment.
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quickeyg wrote: 20 May 2024, 12:27
Nightmare Roy wrote: 20 May 2024, 10:47
quickeyg wrote: 20 May 2024, 09:16 Usyk did the same to Joshua.
Usyk punched Fury into the future, happy new year bro.
After Usyk 2, Joshua thought he was at a birthday party with his hip hip hooray comment.
I get you have to go on a damage limitation campaign, your boss too, heard him saying he thought Fury nicked it by a round but come on, Fury was hurt more than in any of the Wilder fights. Just rewatched it, fair play to Fury, he is a tough mo fo, it was a great fight.
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514126 wrote: 20 May 2024, 06:03
MasterG wrote: 20 May 2024, 05:15 It's a fight I'd love to go and watch. Certainly the biggest British heavyweight fight since Bruno v Bugner.

I would be rooting for AJ though
Bigger than Bruno -Lewis ?
Your right. I did a quick think on the last all British heavyweight fight I could think of
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MasterG wrote: 20 May 2024, 12:52
514126 wrote: 20 May 2024, 06:03
MasterG wrote: 20 May 2024, 05:15 It's a fight I'd love to go and watch. Certainly the biggest British heavyweight fight since Bruno v Bugner.

I would be rooting for AJ though
Bigger than Bruno -Lewis ?
Your right. I did a quick think on the last all British heavyweight fight I could think of
:TU:
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Agree there is more appetite for this than Usyk v either now... total pick 'em fight now. Based on the Usyk performances, either of them could KO the other. As with all AJ fights, he just needs to go guns blazing and hope for the best.
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Nightmare Roy wrote: 20 May 2024, 12:36
quickeyg wrote: 20 May 2024, 12:27
Nightmare Roy wrote: 20 May 2024, 10:47

Usyk punched Fury into the future, happy new year bro.
After Usyk 2, Joshua thought he was at a birthday party with his hip hip hooray comment.
I get you have to go on a damage limitation campaign, your boss too, heard him saying he thought Fury nicked it by a round but come on, Fury was hurt more than in any of the Wilder fights. Just rewatched it, fair play to Fury, he is a tough mo fo, it was a great fight.

I'm not doing any damage limitation campaign - I don't work for anyone. You do.

Joshua and his fans cried 3 times - MRoom probably likely paid PR firms a lot of doe to hush things down :OhYes: :OhYes: Joshua constantly messes up and says goofy things now and again.
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Re: FURY V AJ

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Tough fight to call as I can imagine either guy landing and the punches having a big effect. Fury is the better boxer of the two and it's possible AJ could just shut down under the feinting and movement. He might get caught with the odd punch from range which just makes him get in his head and overthink it. Both guys can be hurt so it's just a hard one to call really. Gun to my head I'd probably have to pick Fury as he would be the one winning rounds you'd think but AJ is definitely live in the fight and if he lands, there is a very good chance he takes Fury out. It's close to 50:50 at the moment.
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dookus wrote: 20 May 2024, 05:13 AJ has a puncher's chance, and a really big one at that, but their respective performances against Usyk make it pretty clear how much more skilled Fury is.
Really?
I thought AJ did quite well.
He won rounds, he wasn't out on his feet either.
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I'd prefer to see a Fury v Joshua showdown.

Wouldn't be upset to not see Fury v Usyk again.

If Fury loses a second fight, folks will say he is washed and lose interest in the AJ fight.

It needs to happen more than Usyk v Fury IMO.
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quickeyg wrote: 21 May 2024, 20:59
Nightmare Roy wrote: 20 May 2024, 12:36
quickeyg wrote: 20 May 2024, 12:27

After Usyk 2, Joshua thought he was at a birthday party with his hip hip hooray comment.
I get you have to go on a damage limitation campaign, your boss too, heard him saying he thought Fury nicked it by a round but come on, Fury was hurt more than in any of the Wilder fights. Just rewatched it, fair play to Fury, he is a tough mo fo, it was a great fight.

I'm not doing any damage limitation campaign - I don't work for anyone. You do.

Joshua and his fans cried 3 times - MRoom probably likely paid PR firms a lot of doe to hush things down :OhYes: :OhYes: Joshua constantly messes up and says goofy things now and again.
Dev, I'm not a Joshia fan,
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More likely the rematch of Usyk-Fury happens first. Fury vs AJ is still a huge attraction, but Fury won't be happy to negotiate there without the champion's privillages.
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KiwiRider wrote: 21 May 2024, 21:24
dookus wrote: 20 May 2024, 05:13 AJ has a puncher's chance, and a really big one at that, but their respective performances against Usyk make it pretty clear how much more skilled Fury is.
Really?
I thought AJ did quite well.
He won rounds, he wasn't out on his feet either.
That's very true. The cards were a bit wider than Fury-Usyk but AJ did win rounds. But at no point in either of AJ's fights did he look close to dominant, which Fury certainly did from rounds 3-7. AJ nicked his rounds. Fury also landed a fair bit more on Usyk than AJ (157 to 124).

All that said, I think there's a very good chance AJ catches up with Fury, who can be hurt badly and whose concentration and stamina clearly don't last 12 rounds.
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