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littlepug wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 09:15

thechump wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 08:56

I think fury is very nervous for this one and this will make him more determined to get the fight over quick. Comin in at 19+ stone means he is gonna go for it imo.

Can’t change your boxing habits just like that, no way Fury will go for it, he’s not capable, he’ll be wary after the last time and won’t want to walk onto a Wilder shot with an extra stone behind it, Fury is like the heavyweight Hatton with his lifestyle out of camp, bad living will catch up with him I’m sure

Fury was in up and down slugfests for the first half of his career

Decided I’m going to set the alarm for this one about 4am and listen on the radio. Don’t think I can justify paying £25 for it, especially given the time it’s on.

I think the choice betting wise for this one might be to bet Inplay, wait for fury to look like he’s in trouble then bet on him.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 09:50 Decided I’m going to set the alarm for this one about 4am and listen on the radio. Don’t think I can justify paying £25 for it, especially given the time it’s on.

What radio channel is it on mate?

Stuarty wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 10:05

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 09:50 Decided I’m going to set the alarm for this one about 4am and listen on the radio. Don’t think I can justify paying £25 for it, especially given the time it’s on.

What radio channel is it on mate?

In true gypsy king stylee, I am staying in a caravan, and would appreciate a radio update

Stuarty wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 10:05

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 09:50 Decided I’m going to set the alarm for this one about 4am and listen on the radio. Don’t think I can justify paying £25 for it, especially given the time it’s on.

What radio channel is it on mate?

Talksport

Steveh583 wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 10:10

Stuarty wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 10:05

What radio channel is it on mate?

In true gypsy king stylee, I am staying in a caravan, and would appreciate a radio update

Talksport

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 10:24

Steveh583 wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 10:10

In true gypsy king stylee, I am staying in a caravan, and would appreciate a radio update

Talksport

FIGHT DAY.

I’m excited now.

Steveh583 wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 10:10

Stuarty wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 10:05

What radio channel is it on mate?

In true gypsy king stylee, I am staying in a caravan, and would appreciate a radio update

Pikey

littlepug wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 09:15

thechump wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 08:56

I think fury is very nervous for this one and this will make him more determined to get the fight over quick. Comin in at 19+ stone means he is gonna go for it imo.

Can’t change your boxing habits just like that, no way Fury will go for it, he’s not capable, he’ll be wary after the last time and won’t want to walk onto a Wilder shot with an extra stone behind it, Fury is like the heavyweight Hatton with his lifestyle out of camp, bad living will catch up with him I’m sure

I think the fact that when he went at wilder in the last fight wilder was all over the place snd couldn't cope with the pressure,fury will be looking at this and thinking what if i connected properly? Also i think its getting to yim that wilder is calling him pillow fists. Yes fury doesnt live a clean life outside the ring but he is a heavyweight unlike hatton was when hatton was having to lose 3 stone before every fight sometimes more fury doesnt have to lose weight to make weight he just needs to get fighting fit so it wont effect him as it did hatton.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 09:50 Decided I’m going to set the alarm for this one about 4am and listen on the radio. Don’t think I can justify paying £25 for it, especially given the time it’s on.

25? Is that how much it is? Iv just ordered it thinkin it was 19.99,fckin ell monkey see monkey do with bunny and Hearn

The weights are interesting.

Will Wilder punch harder at the higher weight? Nevertheless he has to land them and will it have an impact on his mobility?

Fury kept his top on but looks in shape.
Again will the extra weight affect his mobility and punch power?

The BT Sport breakdown was good too.

I think Davison is an intelligent trainer.

thechump wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 10:46

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 09:50 Decided I’m going to set the alarm for this one about 4am and listen on the radio. Don’t think I can justify paying £25 for it, especially given the time it’s on.

25? Is that how much it is? Iv just ordered it thinkin it was 19.99,fckin ell monkey see monkey do with bunny and Hearn

Yeah pretty sure it’s 25. I’m on TalkTalk so wouldn’t even get it in HD either, so just feels like a rip-off all things considered.

going fury ko , fury looks in great shape turns out he has worked with SugarHill before with lee when he was younger , i think tyson going to use the weight to sap wilder down, then when he gets his chance he take him out, fury will back to the ropes grab hold lean on him, but wilder is such a danger its going to be a knife edge fight

I def don't think Fury will go for the shoot out, but does this mean he will stay in the pocket and smother, use his weight, and push Wilder around?

Or is it down to the ankle injury rumour?

fury wont toe to toe this crazy talk , but if he hurts wilder he will go for it unlike last time

Both times Fury got knocked down last time he was moving backwards, last thing he needs is to walk onto a Wilder shot coming forward, Wilder generates power and will generate even more with that extra weight, Fury doesn’t generate power so his extra weight is only useful for pushing Wilder around and trying to wear him out that way, I’d rather Fury had dropped a stone (so 2 lighter than now) and used his boxing skills rather than this lazy tactic

Ben Davison's input seems to be a little underrated here. The way he is able to go through the strategy step by step. Shows that he knows a lot more than John Fury thinks he does. Wonder whether it was a mistake to change trainers? We will find out in the early hours

God I would so much love Fury to win this, and maybe he can, boxing for 12 rounds, but somehow I think he’s going to get caught

Wilder K09

Impressed with Davison in this breakdown, I thought he made some really good observations and explained his points very well.

I’ve heard a crazy amount of people saying Fury KO. What evidence do we have that he’s going to go in there and push for a knock out? Besides him talking his usual bollux?

The Fury record should read, and 2 losses. In their first fight, Fury clearly lost to Big John McD but beat him in the rematch. Wilder won the last fight,. I think 9 out of 10 refs would have dived in and stopped the fight when Fury didnt get up. In both cases Fury had help from the ref and therefore has a false record. I just hope Wilder is the clear winner in this fight and goes on to fight Joshua.

Delta Jay wrote: ↑22 Feb 2020, 15:12 I’ve heard a crazy amount of people saying Fury KO. What evidence do we have that he’s going to go in there and push for a knock out? Besides him talking his usual bollux?

Well, he did buzz Wilder a couple of times in the first fight, one more straight right added and he may have caused a KD. Also, he may be thinking (like a lot of us) that he can't maintain safety for 36 mins, and has to try to finish it early.
But your right about the bollocks, Fury is a cronic gabber.