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samwbr wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:19 Tom Schwartz

Fury put it all on the line in the last fight. After 2 tune ups. He fought the biggest puncher in heavyweight history.

He deserves a fight like the one coming up.

Hearns busy asking stiffs to be joshuas next opponent.

JimStone wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 03:53 I think his weight versus Fury was a result of him getting his carbs muddled. I'm a similar size and weight and can swing in weight by almost a stone by depleting glycogen and the associated plasma. He was probably experimenting with a different nutrition plan and fucked it up a bit.

You could be right, but you wouldn’t wait until arguably the biggest fight of your career to do such an experiment.

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:18 No hopers like andy ruiz!?

Joshuas a roidy robot (allegedly) and fury would outbox him. Id like to see wilder knock him out

Ruiz is a late replacement and would still be the 3rd best name on Fury’s cv

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:35 Ruiz is a late replacement and would still be the 3rd best name on Fury’s cv

Behind a wlad klitschko who was undisputed champ (soundly outboxed him in germany) and was unlucky to no beat wilder on points (again away from home)

Lineal champ no 1

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:21 Fury put it all on the line in the last fight. After 2 tune ups. He fought the biggest puncher in heavyweight history.

He deserves a fight like the one coming up.

Hearns busy asking stiffs to be joshuas next opponent.

If you like.

Sheer brute power again from Wilder absolutely poleaxed Breazeale, fun fight while it lasted, Breazeale looked tentative from the off and I thought he might be inviting trouble, no surprise when Wilder wobbled him with a big haymaker but Breazeale hurt Wilder with his own right as he came steaming in wildly, Wilder defo felt it as he quickly backed off but as soon as he detonated that right hand off Breazeale's chin you knew it was curtains, very impressive from Wilder

Finkel wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 00:45 Strange comment, complete opposite of reality:
From canvas to standing:

Fury was rising at 8, up at 9 seconds and standing before 10 - going visually off the digital clock (in the 12th round) and was steady on his feet
https://www.sho.com/video/65123/wilder- ... n-round-12

Breazeale was rising at 10, up at 11 seconds and "standing" at 12 going visually off the digital clock (in the 1st round) and then proceeded to fall about the place.

Fury’s eyes were clear and he was stood upright through his own steam. They’ve shown counts with a timer to say it was a good count.

Brazeele was falling on the ropes 2 seconds after the count and his eyes were clearly gone while getting up.

Both good calls by the refs imo

That was not a windmill punch for a change either. I think Wilder might be improving. I was sure Joshua beats him but I can now see how it’s not as nip and tuck as I thought

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:51 Behind a wlad klitschko who was undisputed champ (soundly outboxed him in germany) and was unlucky to no beat wilder on points (again away from home)

Lineal champ no 1

Nah, imo you lose any claim to be lineal champ once you fail a PED test

handsofstone wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:58 Sheer brute power again from Wilder absolutely poleaxed Breazeale, fun fight while it lasted, Breazeale looked tentative from the off and I thought he might be inviting trouble, no surprise when Wilder wobbled him with a big haymaker but Breazeale hurt Wilder with his own right as he came steaming in wildly, Wilder defo felt it as he quickly backed off but as soon as he detonated that right hand off Breazeale's chin you knew it was curtains, very impressive from Wilder

Wilder's windmilling works against him against someone better, than different molinas, washingtons and shot stivernes. Fury was avoiding all windmill shots after being hurt, while he was returning his own stuff afterwards. Breazeale had enough guts and reach to fight back and he caught Wilder at windmilling. I take it as a kind of a prove, that Wilder was given a great opportunity of defending his title against so-so opposition, he was awarded a chance to score numbers of defences, while demonstrating his unprofessionalism. Yet there's no question about his power. This fight was short and erratic, but still fun to watch.

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:21 Fury put it all on the line in the last fight. After 2 tune ups. He fought the biggest puncher in heavyweight history.

He deserves a fight like the one coming up.

Hearns busy asking stiffs to be joshuas next opponent.

I'm sorry, but you're clearly talking out of your arse

Biggest puncher in HEAVYWEIGHT HISTORY

Deserves a soft touch? He's already had 20+. He and Wilder only have about 3 good names on their records each (including each other!)

We could sit here all day talking about who beats who (I'm like many other people, think they all have the beating of each other) but to try and talk down AJ's resume vs the other two is just f**cking laughable.


If this was a joke post, I apologise, and applaud your ability to look like a Fury nut hugger (remember 'nut Hugger'? I'm bringing it back for 2019

Guts wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 06:33 I'm sorry, but you're clearly talking out of your arse

Biggest puncher in HEAVYWEIGHT HISTORY

Deserves a soft touch? He's already had 20+. He and Wilder only have about 3 good names on their records each (including each other!)

We could sit here all day talking about who beats who (I'm like many other people, think they all have the beating of each other) but to try and talk down AJ's resume vs the other two is just f**cking laughable.


If this was a joke post, I apologise, and applaud your ability to look like a Fury nut hugger (remember 'nut Hugger'? I'm bringing it back for 2019

Call it as is see it. Who is a biggest puncher then? Not a nut hugger. Away and watch matchroom ya troll

Did he not put it all on the line v wilder then? He agreed to fight him after 3 years out gaining 10 stone and giving up any advantage away and didnt lose.

Joshuas been treading water for in that same time. Fury and wilder wouldve beat povetkin and parker as well

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 06:37 Call it as is see it. Who is a biggest puncher then? Not a nut hugger. Away and watch matchroom ya troll

Call it through Fury tinted glasses

Do you really need me to name a HW from HISTORY who hits harder? Did you only start watching boxing 10 years ago?

Ah, the old 'Matchroom' shout, last bastion of the nuthugger called out on his nonsense

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 06:40 Did he not put it all on the line v wilder then? He agreed to fight him after 3 years out gaining 10 stone and giving up any advantage away and didnt lose.

Joshuas been treading water for in that same time. Fury and wilder wouldve beat povetkin and parker as well

He did take a risk fighting Wilder, and his comeback story was nothing short of inspiring, but why does he get a free pass fighting sub par opposition, while Josua, who possesses the superior record, is getting grief for 'treading water'

Makes no sense to me

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 06:37 Call it as is see it. Who is a biggest puncher then? Not a nut hugger. Away and watch matchroom ya troll

Knocking out Dominic Breazeale, a fat Stiverne, Malik Scott, Eric Molina and Luis Ortiz makes you the hardest puncher in history???!

You must be young (ish) as this is a modern thing, to brand everything "the hardest/fastest/best/smartest/etc EVER!"

Everything in context. Pop off mate and take a look at who Foreman (for example) was knocking out. I am leaning towards poleaxing a peak Joe Frazier is more impressicve than beating Dominic Breazeale who cannot even arc his goddamn arm to throw a hook ffs!

Wilder has freakish power , that was a great right hand

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 06:40 Did he not put it all on the line v wilder then? He agreed to fight him after 3 years out gaining 10 stone and giving up any advantage away and didnt lose.

Joshuas been treading water for in that same time. Fury and wilder wouldve beat povetkin and parker as well

Says who?

I rate all of them to a degree, and think they can all beat one another potentially.

This make believe, ‘because Joshua has beat them it means Fury/Wilder would’ is nonsense though. Povetkin would give Wilder absolute fits. What about Whyte? Joshua beat him up but that doesn’t mean Fury or Wilder would.
Would Wilder beat Parker? Who knows. Obviously he’d start as a favourite but it’s more of a challenge than Breazeale and the likes.

Don’t get me started on Schwarz! I thought it was hilarious when the bloke doing the interview in the ring after the fight last night said ‘surely we don’t want to see the likes of Breazeale, Ruiz or whoever the hell the guy Fury is fighting anymore!’ He’s a diabolical opponent

All i heard from Wilder's post fight interview was quack quack quack

Him and Fury are embarrassing , seen people posting gifs and tweeting about Joshua now sh1tting himself after seeing that, as brilliant as that KO was and it was brilliant, we did see Wilder hurt just before the finish, fair play for pulling a worldy of a finish but lets no pretend we've learned something new and Wilder has raised the bar

handsofstone wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 06:49 All i heard from Wilder's post fight interview was quack quack quack

Him and Fury are embarrassing , seen people posting gifs and tweeting about Joshua now sh1tting himself after seeing that, as brilliant as that KO was and it was brilliant, we did see Wilder hurt just before the finish, fair play for pulling a worldy of a finish but lets no pretend we've learned something new and Wilder has raised the bar

All we learned last night is that Wilder still hits harder than the other two

I had too much wine last night and whacked £40 on Wilder to win in r1. 18/1 seemed crazy long odds so i thought fvck it. God bless Deontay Wilder

Full fight here.

Ricky wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 07:12 I had too much wine last night and whacked £40 on Wilder to win in r1. 18/1 seemed crazy long odds so i thought fvck it. God bless Deontay Wilder

Happy days