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jamamb wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:05

oogiebe wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:01

HeavyHitters wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 17:58 I would take Wilder over Joshua, but only by a slight margin. But you all are kidding yourself if Fury would win this fight with Joshua in easy fashion. For one, I do believe Tyson's chin is a bit on the soft side, and if Joshua lands a few of his upper cuts against it, Fury would be in big trouble.

I hate to think this, but if these two ever do get in the ring together, it could end up being an ugly hug-fest. Both being tentative and not willing to commit to throwing bombs, all the while worried about being countered by the other guy.

Late round TKO for Joshua, or a close decision sloppy win by Joshua.

Totally reasonable. Closest thing Fury was in the ring with to Joshua was a 40 y/o Klitchko (39?), and frankly, the more time goes by, the better Joshua would be. If Joshua wasn't so big and tall, I'd feel different about it, but it takes away what Fury is used to being his advantage. And yes...it would be FUGLY...(f'n ugly)

even though ajs a big guy hes still giving up like 2 inches in height and around 5 in reach to fury. i dont doubt that fury can jab and fiddle and use quicker feet on the outside and win rounds. also aj didnt throw his power shots nearly as freely vs parker as i expected, it seemed the movement threw him off a bit. that fight made me think a bit, its the type of style fury would use, and we saw how wlad had basically no output vs it.

im not sure aj would come in as agressively faced with that as i once thought. but i do think in the end aj sees it through for a win.

jamamb wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:13 fury is a super big guy though, ya, he wont have as much size over aj as he has over most opponents, but we're still talking like a good few inches in height and several in reach

jamamb wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:16 fury signing with warren doesnt add hope. if hed gone with hearn id imagine making that fight would basically be the whole plan. the sky/matchroom hype machine wouldve helped fury more too i think. hed be bigger fighting nobodies then he would fighting wlads.

coneye wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:41 If he sticks with this current trainer he has no hope , He needs to find someone with a track record , not a yes man who's his mate .

oogiebe wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:42

coneye wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:41 If he sticks with this current trainer he has no hope , He needs to find someone with a track record , not a yes man who's his mate .

Joshua or Fury? I'm not familiar with their relationships with their teams.

coneye wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 22:02

oogiebe wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:42

coneye wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:41 If he sticks with this current trainer he has no hope , He needs to find someone with a track record , not a yes man who's his mate .

Joshua or Fury? I'm not familiar with their relationships with their teams.

i'm refering to Fury , Joshua has a great well proven coach leading his hand , he has come on in leaps and bounds , seems to be improving in every fight . Fury on the other hand has size and reach, and he has trained his whole life to take advantage of it . Its never been Furys power or chin , thats got him to the top , but more his style of moving and using his size , this is a style thats used by Hughie as well , i just don't think a guy who does'nt have EXTENSIVE experience is gonna do him any good ,
Biggest worry would be while a relativly novice trainer , is trying to impose a different style , he may not pick up bad habits forming , and then when it comes to matching wits with Mckracken , you need someone with experience in your corner , not a guy who's your mate , and his resume is he cornered Saunders for the worst fight of his carreer

Riddick Blowe wrote: ↑14 Apr 2018, 06:08 I was hoping folks had grown out of this mass retardation about fury’s chances vs Joshua.

Apparently not! The first page of this thread is hilarious. Pernell Fury lives on!

Riddick Blowe wrote: ↑14 Apr 2018, 06:08 I was hoping folks had grown out of this mass retardation about fury’s chances vs Joshua.

Apparently not! The first page of this thread is hilarious. Pernell Fury lives on!

mickey1975 wrote: ↑14 Apr 2018, 07:05

Riddick Blowe wrote: ↑14 Apr 2018, 06:08 I was hoping folks had grown out of this mass retardation about fury’s chances vs Joshua.

Apparently not! The first page of this thread is hilarious. Pernell Fury lives on!

Get your winnings on from the Kov-Ward massacre.

jamamb wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:05

oogiebe wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 18:01

HeavyHitters wrote: ↑13 Apr 2018, 17:58 I would take Wilder over Joshua, but only by a slight margin. But you all are kidding yourself if Fury would win this fight with Joshua in easy fashion. For one, I do believe Tyson's chin is a bit on the soft side, and if Joshua lands a few of his upper cuts against it, Fury would be in big trouble.

I hate to think this, but if these two ever do get in the ring together, it could end up being an ugly hug-fest. Both being tentative and not willing to commit to throwing bombs, all the while worried about being countered by the other guy.

Late round TKO for Joshua, or a close decision sloppy win by Joshua.

Totally reasonable. Closest thing Fury was in the ring with to Joshua was a 40 y/o Klitchko (39?), and frankly, the more time goes by, the better Joshua would be. If Joshua wasn't so big and tall, I'd feel different about it, but it takes away what Fury is used to being his advantage. And yes...it would be FUGLY...(f'n ugly)

even though ajs a big guy hes still giving up like 2 inches in height and around 5 in reach to fury. i dont doubt that fury can jab and fiddle and use quicker feet on the outside and win rounds. also aj didnt throw his power shots nearly as freely vs parker as i expected, it seemed the movement threw him off a bit. that fight made me think a bit, its the type of style fury would use, and we saw how wlad had basically no output vs it.

tobyh5 wrote: ↑14 Apr 2018, 07:41 Before Fury beat Wlad, most people were talking about the strength and punch power of WK being too much for Fury and cited the knockdowns Fury had suffered. He then fights an oddly passive WK, does not actually caught by any power punches to prove the original predication were not based on a solid base and suddenly everyone forgets all their reservations from before that bizarre bout. Oh and then throw in 2.5 years out of the ring, drug taking, heavy drinking, obesity, mental problem and we are to believe he is the boxing master he wasn't before the lay off?

Such short memories

Riddick Blowe wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 15:12

tobyh5 wrote: ↑14 Apr 2018, 07:41 Before Fury beat Wlad, most people were talking about the strength and punch power of WK being too much for Fury and cited the knockdowns Fury had suffered. He then fights an oddly passive WK, does not actually caught by any power punches to prove the original predication were not based on a solid base and suddenly everyone forgets all their reservations from before that bizarre bout. Oh and then throw in 2.5 years out of the ring, drug taking, heavy drinking, obesity, mental problem and we are to believe he is the boxing master he wasn't before the lay off?

Such short memories

Exactly, it's classic some of these viewpoints. I really hope Fury can get dedicated again so he can fight AJ close to his best, so nobody has any excuses when he gets pummelled.