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I think it goes a little deeper than common or garden psychological frailties shared by humanity in general but I'm no expert even if there is such a thing (expert)

Which Fury? I know you meant Tyson, but by the end of the year, if the fights materialize, we should know more about where their going. They have both strong challengers in Wilder and Pulev.

That they do. I think Hughie wins the fight but whether he gets the decision is another question. I think Hughie has the equipment to be around the top ten for a very long time to come if he wants it.

Tyson has a mountain to climb because he cannot possibly be at his best, and I reckon he'll need to be. I know he believes he can do it and he's almost got me believing him,

If anyone can come back after three years out the ring, having only beaten a very poor cruiserweight and a very past it Pianeta, having partied, taken drugs, booze, junk food, ballooned up in weight, and then lost it, then that man is Tyson Fury but I'd much rather seen this clash of the titans when they were both in peak condition even if it meant waiting. I don't think the fight happens in those circumstances though, Fury would cease to be a suitable opponent.

Most posters seem to agree that currently Joshua beats everybody...BUT.. it is the HW division and Wilder, Fury have fairly good chances.

It will likely be just one punch that turns a FIGHT like what happened to Lennox Lewis.

Wilder and Usyk has the best chance.

One question is can AJ be beaten on points in UK?

Out of other guys I think Miller and Whyte both could cause some problems to AJ. Whyte has improved since the last time they fought. Miller could test that stamina of AJ. If hes chin can take it... And that's a big IF