Re: Tyson Fury vs. TBA - July 2023
Posted: 06 May 2023, 11:57
Yeh sums it up for me thatManchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 May 2023, 11:42 I would have preferred the Ruiz fight, but I can’t really complain about Zhang.
Yeh sums it up for me thatManchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 May 2023, 11:42 I would have preferred the Ruiz fight, but I can’t really complain about Zhang.
No chance Fury stops Zhang; the punch bag Chisora went 10 .. the Otter lasted the distance too. Zhang isn't fragile like Whyte nor likely to be on spaghetti legs like Wilder after 4rnds.Frostieballs wrote: ↑06 May 2023, 13:09 Be a bit of fun if it happens, but I differ from most in that I think Zhang is made for Fury.
Fury will stand him on his head for the first few rounds when he is most dangerous - and then apply the hammer in the second half of the fight.
Stoppage in 8 or 9.
Without getting into the debate of Lewis v Klitschko, I did find it surprising at the time just how awkward and ill at ease Lewis was finally having to fight a bigger man. I'd imagine Fury might end up with a similar reality check, as Zhang won't be as tame and orderly as Wlad.tonyevs wrote: ↑06 May 2023, 14:35No chance Fury stops Zhang; the punch bag Chisora went 10 .. the Otter lasted the distance too. Zhang isn't fragile like Whyte nor likely to be on spaghetti legs like Wilder after 4rnds.Frostieballs wrote: ↑06 May 2023, 13:09 Be a bit of fun if it happens, but I differ from most in that I think Zhang is made for Fury.
Fury will stand him on his head for the first few rounds when he is most dangerous - and then apply the hammer in the second half of the fight.
Stoppage in 8 or 9.
It will be more feints than punches landed. Fury is unlikely to be as strong as Zhang so will try to keep a safe distance, and Zhang is likely to be too slow to effectively close the distance.
Fury wears people down with his size/weight advantage - he has never been a big puncher .. the Whyte stoppage said more about Whyte than Fury.
Lewis' issues with Vitali was more than Vit's size. Lewis was to fight Kirk Johnson who pulled out with an injury. Lewis was in perhaps his worst shape of his career for that.polecateddy wrote: ↑06 May 2023, 14:43Without getting into the debate of Lewis v Klitschko, I did find it surprising at the time just how awkward and ill at ease Lewis was finally having to fight a bigger man. I'd imagine Fury might end up with a similar reality check, as Zhang won't be as tame and orderly as Wlad.tonyevs wrote: ↑06 May 2023, 14:35No chance Fury stops Zhang; the punch bag Chisora went 10 .. the Otter lasted the distance too. Zhang isn't fragile like Whyte nor likely to be on spaghetti legs like Wilder after 4rnds.Frostieballs wrote: ↑06 May 2023, 13:09 Be a bit of fun if it happens, but I differ from most in that I think Zhang is made for Fury.
Fury will stand him on his head for the first few rounds when he is most dangerous - and then apply the hammer in the second half of the fight.
Stoppage in 8 or 9.
It will be more feints than punches landed. Fury is unlikely to be as strong as Zhang so will try to keep a safe distance, and Zhang is likely to be too slow to effectively close the distance.
Fury wears people down with his size/weight advantage - he has never been a big puncher .. the Whyte stoppage said more about Whyte than Fury.
Zhang doesn't come off like a script reader. He seems like he will fight just about anyone and give it a good go with the goal of becoming a champion. I'm just not sure his offence and confidence will be able to counter balance his age, gas tank and defence.coneye wrote: ↑06 May 2023, 20:31 What i think will happen Fury is counting his blessings a big slow ponderous guy demolished Joyce , he ll now make him his next fight andd continue ducking the champ Usyk. He,ll now fight Zang and beat him in a boring fight where he will run , feint and stay well away from Zang for 12 rnds
What i hope will happen Zang does,nt read the script actually goes for him and drops him right on his ass and we get rid of him once and for all
So it looks like the heavyweight scene is going to lay dormant for 6 months , DISGRACEFUL , Only hope in dec the Saudis see things different and then say you guys are not even active and too a certain extent relevent so , its now a quarter of the money , take it or leave it , Also we need the relevent authorties to issue , and demand belt defences or strip them , starting with FURYRedback Rasta wrote: ↑09 May 2023, 00:21 All the noise is about December, cubic dollars and Fury-Usyk and Joshua-Wilder. If true, I don't expect they will be too busy until then. Not when a banana skin fight might jeopardize the riches.
I think the AJ and Wilder figures are absolutely bollox, they could get that in London or Vegas.tonyevs wrote: ↑10 May 2023, 02:42 Usyk won`t have the privilege to sit and wait for the pay day - as main belt holder he will have mandatory`s .. Dubs then whoever else quickly after.
It seems Simon Jordan has upset the proposed organiser by mentioning the purses to each boxer. Fury £90million .. Usyk £50 .. Wilder/AJ £30million. Thats going to make ego`s get stirred for sure; the tournament doesn`t work/sell so big without each of the 4.
Is Fury taking part worth almost double Usyk? .. is he worth 3x Wilder and AJ being there?
Fury and Usyk deserve more than Wilder and AJ .. but I not seeing how Fury is worth almost double Usyk.
Usyk was (apparently) willing to fight Fury for 30% in the first fight with percentages reversed when he beat Fury, so whilst happy to take a risk, ultimately seen himself earning equal amounts as Fury. It will be interesting to see if he is happy taking half the amount.
Of course they are.Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑10 May 2023, 05:33I think the AJ and Wilder figures are absolutely bollox, they could get that in London or Vegas.tonyevs wrote: ↑10 May 2023, 02:42 Usyk won`t have the privilege to sit and wait for the pay day - as main belt holder he will have mandatory`s .. Dubs then whoever else quickly after.
It seems Simon Jordan has upset the proposed organiser by mentioning the purses to each boxer. Fury £90million .. Usyk £50 .. Wilder/AJ £30million. Thats going to make ego`s get stirred for sure; the tournament doesn`t work/sell so big without each of the 4.
Is Fury taking part worth almost double Usyk? .. is he worth 3x Wilder and AJ being there?
Fury and Usyk deserve more than Wilder and AJ .. but I not seeing how Fury is worth almost double Usyk.
Usyk was (apparently) willing to fight Fury for 30% in the first fight with percentages reversed when he beat Fury, so whilst happy to take a risk, ultimately seen himself earning equal amounts as Fury. It will be interesting to see if he is happy taking half the amount.
The Saudi promoter's biggest concern is one of the four will lose before December.coneye wrote: ↑10 May 2023, 01:59So it looks like the heavyweight scene is going to lay dormant for 6 months , DISGRACEFUL , Only hope in dec the Saudis see things different and then say you guys are not even active and too a certain extent relevent so , its now a quarter of the money , take it or leave it , Also we need the relevent authorties to issue , and demand belt defences or strip them , starting with FURYRedback Rasta wrote: ↑09 May 2023, 00:21 All the noise is about December, cubic dollars and Fury-Usyk and Joshua-Wilder. If true, I don't expect they will be too busy until then. Not when a banana skin fight might jeopardize the riches.