Francis looks awful on the pads, you know Fury just gonna to carry him for 8-9 rounds and go for the stoppage. shades of Mayweather - Mcgregor
Re: Fury vs Ngannou
Posted: 28 Sep 2023, 15:54
by rd350lc
Kilburn wrote: ↑28 Sep 2023, 03:20
I’m no fan of this “event” but Ngannou is definitely capable of producing more speed than what’s on display in those clips.
Maybe, but every clip everywhere he's slower than a sloth , surely the people in the know would chuck out some more inspiring footage of him to drum up sales .
He looks awful .
Re: Fury vs Ngannou
Posted: 28 Sep 2023, 17:37
by JamesPhilips
Kilburn wrote: ↑28 Sep 2023, 03:20
I’m no fan of this “event” but Ngannou is definitely capable of producing more speed than what’s on display in those clips.
Yes when he’s wearing 4oz gloves
Re: Fury vs Ngannou
Posted: 28 Sep 2023, 17:44
by Glass Joe
Exhibitions boxing fights are pretty much always fixed or gentlemen agreement beforehand. i would take it more seriously if it was an actual pro fight.
Re: Fury vs Ngannou
Posted: 28 Sep 2023, 22:42
by Grilling Machine
Kilburn wrote: ↑28 Sep 2023, 03:20I’m no fan of this “event” but Ngannou is definitely capable of producing more speed than what’s on display in those clips.
But not without expending enough energy to see him blowing after two. When this was announced we expected an agreed spar, but from what we've seen of Ngannou it feels as risk-free for Fury as it gets.
He lost in standup to Derrick Lewis, who'd be an underdog against Chisora.
He didn’t have a fight signed.
Ruiz priced himself out.
Reports are that his purse is higher than it would have been to fight at Wembley in April and he hasn’t had an offer from Usyk.
Re: Fury vs Ngannou
Posted: 29 Sep 2023, 03:10
by margaret thatcher
wonder if it's the half a billion he demanded for usyk
Re: Fury vs Ngannou
Posted: 29 Sep 2023, 04:33
by The Gratest
All about da money with no risk now for greedy belly.
Just a year ago he was going on about legacy and equalling Ali's record of winning The Ring belt 3 times....now just a novelty fighter, more into reality TV shows than fighting, with a dwindling fan base.
He didn’t have a fight signed.
Ruiz priced himself out.
Reports are that his purse is higher than it would have been to fight at Wembley in April and he hasn’t had an offer from Usyk.
Anthony Yarde didn't have a fight signed until a few days before his last fight. Did he not have a trainer in camp?
He didn’t have a fight signed.
Ruiz priced himself out.
Reports are that his purse is higher than it would have been to fight at Wembley in April and he hasn’t had an offer from Usyk.
From a boxing fans perspective, which represents better value?
*£26ppv to watch Uysk take on one of the biggest punchers in the division ( Dubois); or
*Fury in a move around against an ancient novice, for the same price?
He didn’t have a fight signed.
Ruiz priced himself out.
Reports are that his purse is higher than it would have been to fight at Wembley in April and he hasn’t had an offer from Usyk.
Anthony Yarde didn't have a fight signed until a few days before his last fight. Did he not have a trainer in camp?
He didn’t have a fight signed.
Ruiz priced himself out.
Reports are that his purse is higher than it would have been to fight at Wembley in April and he hasn’t had an offer from Usyk.
Anthony Yarde didn't have a fight signed until a few days before his last fight. Did he not have a trainer in camp?
He had a lion in the camp.
So Yarde had a trainer in camp, but Fury didn't? Are you sure your boy's wasn't lying? Word round the campfire is Fury failed another drug test.