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oogiebe wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 14:53 You mean evaporate further.

Yes,that's exactly what i meant

bigjack wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 14:51 After the last 2 big fights with Joshua and Wilder he surely has to win in dramatic fashion or the interest fans had after Wilder will evaporate quickly.

When was the last time he won in "dramatic" fashion ? Cunningham maybe ?
He's a great technician in the ring , that's where it ends .

rd350lc wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 16:15 When was the last time he won in "dramatic" fashion ? Cunningham maybe ?
He's a great technician in the ring , that's where it ends .

yes he frustrates the hell out of me and i'm only dreaming for a devastating ko,i know it can't happen.

He gets the job done but its dull as fornicate.

he used to be a really fun fighter to watch when he was a prospect, hed just go right for guys and do a lot of inside fighting, which he was actually pretty good at .mixed uppercuts and body shots nicely and reminded me a bit of bowe (not saying he was that good!)

then he learned that stinking out the joint was the most effective way to use his attirbutes

For me I'd say Chisora 2 was his most impressive outing.... Because it was so one-sided, never really getting out of first or second gear, and Chisora's people threw in the towel.

That's what I love about Fury. Every time there's been a return bout he's been much better than the first time around. Marciano & Louis had that quality of looking not-so-good the first time, only to win rather handedly the second go-around.

HomicideHenry wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 17:05 For me I'd say Chisora 2 was his most impressive outing.... Because it was so one-sided, never really getting out of first or second gear, and Chisora's people threw in the towel.

That's what I love about Fury. Every time there's been a return bout he's been much better than the first time around. Marciano & Louis had that quality of looking not-so-good the first time, only to win rather handedly the second go-around.

Stivern.

HomicideHenry wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 17:05 For me I'd say Chisora 2 was his most impressive outing.... Because it was so one-sided, never really getting out of first or second gear, and Chisora's people threw in the towel.

That's what I love about Fury. Every time there's been a return bout he's been much better than the first time around. Marciano & Louis had that quality of looking not-so-good the first time, only to win rather handedly the second go-around.

How many rematches has Fury had besides McDermit and Chis?

i actually consider stiverne 1 to be wilders best showing, even though he won the rematch easy and way quicker. he was the sharpest hes ever been the first fight

jamamb wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 17:21 i actually consider stiverne 1 to be wilders best showing, even though he won the rematch easy and way quicker. he was the sharpest hes ever been the first fight

Certainly his best BOXING performance. Yuppers!

oogiebe wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 17:20 How many rematches has Fury had?

McDermott & Chisora.

If he rematches Wilder that'll be three.

It's not much of a back history, true, but considering Joshua & Wilder & Ruiz & Ortiz, etc haven't really had any rivalries it does show Fury has a slight measure of depth having overcome adversity.

None of those guys ever had to prove much. They just kept bowling guys over. Fury on the other hand had to demonstrate that he could adapt and get better.

Now Joshua's gonna have his turn to demonstrate whether he can or not. Wilder's going to have his turn to demonstrate whether he can or not. Etc.

HomicideHenry wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 17:05 For me I'd say Chisora 2 was his most impressive outing.... Because it was so one-sided, never really getting out of first or second gear, and Chisora's people threw in the towel.

That's what I love about Fury. Every time there's been a return bout he's been much better than the first time around. Marciano & Louis had that quality of looking not-so-good the first time, only to win rather handedly the second go-around.

Chisora 2 was a boxing masterclass and I think his best performance to date .

I was surprised how easily he won that rematch. Chisora came close to stopping him the second Rd of the first fight and he landed nothing the second time. All things considered I'd have to say wilder was his best performance.

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 17:34 I was surprised how easily he won that rematch. Chisora came close to stopping him the second Rd of the first fight and he landed nothing the second time. All things considered I'd have to say wilder was his best performance.

Wilder I think will be his career defining fight when it's all said and done. People who doubted his heart and chin and ability to come back after all he been through--- he proved he had both, and that he's still a top player in the game.

It certainly was the most impressive comeback of my lifetime barring Foreman from '87-'97. Whether he can maintain that momentum or not is a different question, but I think he can.

I think Morales/maidana was more impressive. Nobody should ever question his heart.

Onetimeonly wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 17:34 I was surprised how easily he won that rematch. Chisora came close to stopping him the second Rd of the first fight and he landed nothing the second time. All things considered I'd have to say wilder was his best performance.

It’s pretty common knowledge that Chisora was ill for the second fight, which would explain his performance. We even had a thread on here discussing the rumour before the fight took place, so it wasn’t hidden very well.

Anyone seen Schwarz Wikipedia page lately?

littlepug wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 18:05 Anyone seen Schwarz Wikipedia page lately?

Tom Schwarz (born May 29, 1994) is a German Dosser who currently holds the WBO Intercontinental heavyweight title. He remains undefeated as a professional.

littlepug wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 18:05 Anyone seen Schwarz Wikipedia page lately?

Fury up to his old tricks....

"Tom Schwarz is a German Dosser...".

That would be hilarious, but it ain't true.

HomicideHenry wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 18:11 Fury up to his old tricks....

"Tom Schwarz is a German Dosser...".

Doesn’t mean Fury done it. Could just be anyone. Unless he admits to it.

HomicideHenry wrote: ↑09 Jun 2019, 18:11 Fury up to his old tricks....

"Tom Schwarz is a German Dosser...".

Right now there's already no dosser there, but there are some other things:

"Tom hotdog Schwarz"

"Height 4 ft 7 in (140 cm)"

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑10 Jun 2019, 10:51 Doesn’t mean Fury done it. Could just be anyone. Unless he admits to it.

He's done it before so I wouldn't be surprised if it was him. He did it constantly to Klitschko's Wikipedia leading up to their fight.

HomicideHenry wrote: ↑10 Jun 2019, 11:21 He's done it before so I wouldn't be surprised if it was him. He did it constantly to Klitschko's Wikipedia leading up to their fight.

Yeh. That was hilarious