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Re: Tyson Fury - Too much too soon?
Posted: 28 Jan 2009, 12:31
by gobbles
yiddo14 wrote:Eraserhead wrote:OK then, who would pick Fury to beat Sexton in his next fight?
I still think Fury's got loads to learn, but I'd pick him over Sexton. Is that a sign of me falling for Hennessy's hype or an indication of just how shallow the British heavyweight division is right now?
I pick Fury over Sexton even now, with confidence.
based on what? the victory over the ancient German, or the Hungarian middleweight?
Re: Tyson Fury - Too much too soon?
Posted: 28 Jan 2009, 16:10
by yiddo14
gobbles wrote:yiddo14 wrote:Eraserhead wrote:OK then, who would pick Fury to beat Sexton in his next fight?
I still think Fury's got loads to learn, but I'd pick him over Sexton. Is that a sign of me falling for Hennessy's hype or an indication of just how shallow the British heavyweight division is right now?
I pick Fury over Sexton even now, with confidence.
based on what? the victory over the ancient German, or the Hungarian middleweight?
He was a top class amateur, he has more talent than Sexton, whom I don't particularly rate to be honest, who is far from an experienced pro himself...
Re: Tyson Fury - Too much too soon?
Posted: 28 Jan 2009, 16:15
by Captain Hook
Dioufy wrote:If he did fight and beat Sexton (who is very decent), then for me, he would be the number one heavyweight prospect in the world.
No chance mate, he's only had 2 fights....
I didn't like that interview with his dad, came across as a bit of a cock, but I like TF and fancy him to do pretty well.
No rush though, he's not ready for the might of Sexton yet :)