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Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 16:39
by keithmoonhangover
BARNEYKX wrote:
TheCobra wrote:Johnson can be got at 6.2 to win by any method on Betfair. I think there's some value in a small punt at those odds.
no value in Fury either 1/7 with Powers
Yes there is. Walk into bookies tonight and put £140 on and he'll give you your money back and £20 for your trouble as well.

Fury only loses if he get a cut, DQ'd or twists his ankle when he throws a punch.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 16:41
by iamasadlittleboy
jonnyyorkshu wrote:Would it be an upset if Johnson did beat Fury??

Im on the fence with this one,I just hope KJ throws some leather.

Looking at the odds it'd be a MAJOR upset.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 16:41
by polecateddy
Have YOU seen the Neven Pajkic fight?

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 16:43
by TheCobra
keithmoonhangover wrote:
BARNEYKX wrote:
TheCobra wrote:Johnson can be got at 6.2 to win by any method on Betfair. I think there's some value in a small punt at those odds.
no value in Fury either 1/7 with Powers
Yes there is. Walk into bookies tonight and put £140 on and he'll give you your money back and £20 for your trouble as well.

Fury only loses if he get a cut, DQ'd or twists his ankle when he throws a punch.
I would never back anyone at odds of 1/7, no way, I used to work in a bookmakers and have seen people do this sort of thing and lose out big time.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 17:48
by Kilburn
Eubank Jr looks like he absolutely lives and breathes boxing.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 17:49
by iamasadlittleboy
Eubank Jr looks like he needs to improve a lot. He still looks to be feather fisted, still makes far too many stupid mistakes and was probably lucky Pryce wasn't a natural middleweight.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 17:55
by Kilburn
Whatever his faults, his commitment and boxing style make for pretty good tv.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 17:58
by JLP
Kilburn wrote:Eubank Jr looks like he absolutely lives and breathes boxing.
Yeah. I get the impression he revels in having a scrap. His little grins and sneers aren't affected, he really is happy in there. It doesn't look like he's ever going to be nuclear so he needs to sustain longer flurries of action in order to force stoppages.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 18:02
by ShadrachSimmo
The best heavyweight fight since Gatti Ward says Johnson.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 18:03
by keithmoonhangover
My final prediction.....

Johnson won't win a round.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 18:06
by keithmoonhangover
GreedyG wrote:I can't believe what I just heard. Best fight in heavyweight history? WTF?
Johnson is dillusional mate. He also thinks he's gonna win. :doh:

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 18:25
by Kilburn
Johnson looks a little fitter and more focused than he did for Prizefighter.

Fury looking fit and snappy. Probably shouldn't have put quite so much into the first 4 rounds though. Johnson is a world class punchbag and doesn't look like shifting far tonight.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 18:37
by keithmoonhangover
keithmoonhangover wrote:My final prediction.....

Johnson won't win a round.
Looking good so far.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 18:42
by jessi
keithmoonhangover wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:My final prediction.....

Johnson won't win a round.
Looking good so far.
According to Woodhall that ones gone

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 18:44
by keithmoonhangover
jessi wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:My final prediction.....

Johnson won't win a round.
Looking good so far.
According to Woodhall that ones gone
He's talkin' out of his arse.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 18:46
by jessi
1 point deduction

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 18:47
by rocky2010
jessi wrote:1 point deduction
Hw did corbett do tonight mate

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 18:47
by Mighty Atom
jessi wrote:1 point deduction
Ref's having a good fight - a rarity.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 01 Dec 2012, 20:22
by TheCobra
keithmoonhangover wrote:My final prediction.....

Johnson won't win a round.
Fair play mate, you called it correct, Johnson was absolutely ,utterly woeful and as unambitious as I have seen any fighter for quite a while in a supposed WBC title eliminator. Turgid stuff.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 02 Dec 2012, 15:58
by jam100
TheCobra wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:My final prediction.....

Johnson won't win a round.
Fair play mate, you called it correct, Johnson was absolutely ,utterly woeful and as unambitious as I have seen any fighter for quite a while in a supposed WBC title eliminator. Turgid stuff.
Seems to me he is happy to be the 'gatekeeper' type, "I've never been knocked down, went 12 rounds with Vitali, lets have the fat wad of cash to keep me going"

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 02 Dec 2012, 19:04
by keithmoonhangover
jam100 wrote:
TheCobra wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:My final prediction.....

Johnson won't win a round.
Fair play mate, you called it correct, Johnson was absolutely ,utterly woeful and as unambitious as I have seen any fighter for quite a while in a supposed WBC title eliminator. Turgid stuff.
Seems to me he is happy to be the 'gatekeeper' type, "I've never been knocked down, went 12 rounds with Vitali, lets have the fat wad of cash to keep me going"
In fairness to Johnson, he's only lost three fights and one of them was a three rounder. Fury boxed brilliantly last night.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 03 Dec 2012, 21:03
by IRLangmaid25
It was a very measured and mature performance from Tyson Fury who seems to have improved considerably in his last 3/4 fights since he has switched to being trained by Peter Fury rather than his other uncle Hughie. He looks in a far better shape than he did under Hughie plus he is learning to use what he has got in terms of his height, reach and was working off that jab very well and going to the body quite well and switching to Southpaw to mix things up, it was not a thrill a minute that some of the fans who were at the Odyssesy Arena wanted to see, but was a mature and focussed performance from Fury.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 04 Dec 2012, 08:41
by rossij8
Just talking about the fight with a friend

Does anyone know what Johnson's punch total and punch success ratio was?

Must have been low

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 06 Dec 2012, 18:31
by THEBUTCH
Finally seen the Fury-Johnson fight and Tyson boxed very well. His fitness was superb and concentration has improved massively. He pissed all over Johnson for 12 rounds
I'd still like to see him capture the European title first and have a few more fights before pushing full steam ahead to a world title fight.

Re: Fury v Johnson

Posted: 06 Dec 2012, 18:43
by Cyclops
polecateddy wrote:Have YOU seen the Neven Pajkic fight?
This guy has been really quiet recently, hasn't he?