Re: this tyson fury dude going to face alex leapai or not???????
Posted: 24 Oct 2011, 17:49
No way, Fury is in another league than Leapai. If Fury vacates Comn'wealth title, Chisora-Leapai could be a decent fight.
If Fury is in another league to him, how in the hell would he be a good opponent for Chisora?macinger wrote:No way, Fury is in another league than Leapai. If Fury vacates Comn'wealth title, Chisora-Leapai could be a decent fight.
ooh ooh let me answer this one. because Chisora would be in the league below, Alex Leapais league. And David Haye is in a league above all of themKarl Jade wrote:If Fury is in another league to him, how in the hell would he be a good opponent for Chisora?macinger wrote:No way, Fury is in another league than Leapai. If Fury vacates Comn'wealth title, Chisora-Leapai could be a decent fight.
what heart and chin but tyson would toy will the guyJ-C wrote:Just watched the fight it was a crappy stoppage. Leapai was knackered and only hitting arms when the ref stepped in. He is a fun fighter tho, I agree he would he perfect for prizefighter.yid14 wrote:The stoppage against Walker was not clinical. It should never have been stopped, Walker had Leapai in much deeper trouble earlier in the round. If that fight happened anywhere but Australia Leapai would have lost.ra2006 wrote:Hi Buster, how are you doing mate?
Leapai. I was living in Oz for 5 years and I think in terms of aussie HW's, Leapai (together with Kali) is a top shelf heavyweight. I think the way he dealt with Walker was professional and clinical. However, as much as I like Alex as a fighter I would have grave reservations about putting him in with Tyson, and I would be grave reservations for putting Tyson against Alex.
Alex is a powerhouse, he has a big clubbing right which could put any HW on the planet on the back foot. But unfortunately I feel that his one dimesional plan would not work with Tyson. Tyson would keep him on the outside and nullify if Alex came in. As much as I respect Alex, he will fight anyone anywhere and is a true warrior, I think He should start looking at coming here or the US in search of better opportunities.
As someone has mentioned on this thread, it just does'nt make sense for Tyson to take on someone reletively unknown in this country.
I would love to see Leapai come over here to mix it with the other British HW's, I would like to see him perhaps coming here to compete in the next HW international prizefighter, that would get his name out there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=El8kieP5rDA
David Haye is retired, so he doesn't count.yid14 wrote:ooh ooh let me answer this one. because Chisora would be in the league below, Alex Leapais league. And David Haye is in a league above all of themKarl Jade wrote:If Fury is in another league to him, how in the hell would he be a good opponent for Chisora?macinger wrote:No way, Fury is in another league than Leapai. If Fury vacates Comn'wealth title, Chisora-Leapai could be a decent fight.
What a silly thing to say His last defeat was 3 years ago and the 2 other defeats were in his first 6 fights. Chisora is lazy, Leapai might gas early but he's definatly not lazy, I reckon it would be a good fight. The only reason I mentioned Haye is that on another thread you have taken abit of a dislike to him (but strangely enough shown abit of respect for Chisora, did he share one of his big macs with you?)Karl Jade wrote:David Haye is retired, so he doesn't count.yid14 wrote:ooh ooh let me answer this one. because Chisora would be in the league below, Alex Leapais league. And David Haye is in a league above all of themKarl Jade wrote: If Fury is in another league to him, how in the hell would he be a good opponent for Chisora?
Chisora in the same league as a guy beaten by 3 complete bums? No.
Alex has not lost a fight in over three years. He KOed in 8 the last bloke he lost to ( on a split decision) a year after the loss.Karl Jade wrote:David Haye is retired, so he doesn't count.yid14 wrote:ooh ooh let me answer this one. because Chisora would be in the league below, Alex Leapais league. And David Haye is in a league above all of themKarl Jade wrote: If Fury is in another league to him, how in the hell would he be a good opponent for Chisora?
Chisora in the same league as a guy beaten by 3 complete bums? No.
I agreeTunney wrote:Alex Leapai would be perfect as Fury's next opponent after Pajkic, sometime in early 2012.
I read the thread to see if there was a constructive discussion, but it is just you trying to sell a fighterbuster007 wrote:pipe down goose!!!!!!!!!
it bores u, yet u go to the trouble of reading the thread.
u r a fool aren't u?
maybe u would be advised to NOT READ IT, lol.