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loaded_gloves wrote:You have to question any professional athlete who takes three years to finally show up in something approaching decent shape.

I don't buy into Tyson Fury at all, regardless of what he does with the old, semi-retired Rogan.

WildWaylon wrote:Glad to see Fury has got the unwanted pounds off. Right from the beginning of his career fitness and stamina have been issues for him. I cant see Rogan winning but I do think he will come to win and give Fury a few problems. Maybe a late stoppage is possible. I cant agree with anyone who thinks Fury could beat Price. I think Price would KO Fury.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Matt W wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Fury looks pretty good, it's aparrent that despite his size, he's not really a huge man physically. If that makes sense. His arms, back and chest aren't that big, and his legs are pretty skinny, he's built kind of like a beefy highjumper.

I think he could lose another 10-12 lbs of extra flesh, and could also do with adding another 10-15 of muscle.

He's a little way to go in terms of conditioning in my opinion, but he's heading the right way.

You know what I mean though right?

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

WildWaylon wrote:Glad to see Fury has got the unwanted pounds off. Right from the beginning of his career fitness and stamina have been issues for him. I cant see Rogan winning but I do think he will come to win and give Fury a few problems. Maybe a late stoppage is possible. I cant agree with anyone who thinks Fury could beat Price. I think Price would KO Fury.

It would be over pretty quick too i think. I dont think Fury would have much of anything to keep him honest, it would be quite brutal and rapid.