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diddy wrote:Fury is +250 to win by Decision again. Someone please talk me out of dropping a missile on this? What is really going to change this time around? Fury is going to employ the same tactics, stay out of range on the outside and tie up on the inside. Fight is in the UK, I just dont see Wlad outboxing him by nearly enough to actually get a decision there. What am I missing?

Baby Face Finster wrote:

caldo2025 wrote:I'm getting sleepy just thinking about this fight. This fight should be the opposite of PPV and networks should pay anyone that takes the time out of their day to watch it. With that said, I'm sure that Wlad got back on the juice and took a couple cycles of some kind of PED so maybe he won't be a timid little bitch again and maybe try to get off at least some point in the fight.

The most important thing is for Boxing to just get this fight over with and be done with it. To have these 2 Jamokes fighting for our sports Lineal Heavyweight Championship is an absolute embarrassment to everyone who's ever been associated with it. Get it done and over with so guys like Joshua, Ortiz and Wilder can pick it up in a year or so and bring the sport back to some kind of normalcy and hopefully bring some excitement. Anything is better than what we've had for the last 8 years.

What we had for the last 8 years is a dominant champion who fought everyone. Sure it was boring at times but at least the
recognized champ didn't avoid anyone.

Freedom2013 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7bbxN3 ... e=youtu.be

caldo2025 wrote:

Baby Face Finster wrote:

caldo2025 wrote:I'm getting sleepy just thinking about this fight. This fight should be the opposite of PPV and networks should pay anyone that takes the time out of their day to watch it. With that said, I'm sure that Wlad got back on the juice and took a couple cycles of some kind of PED so maybe he won't be a timid little bitch again and maybe try to get off at least some point in the fight.

The most important thing is for Boxing to just get this fight over with and be done with it. To have these 2 Jamokes fighting for our sports Lineal Heavyweight Championship is an absolute embarrassment to everyone who's ever been associated with it. Get it done and over with so guys like Joshua, Ortiz and Wilder can pick it up in a year or so and bring the sport back to some kind of normalcy and hopefully bring some excitement. Anything is better than what we've had for the last 8 years.

What we had for the last 8 years is a dominant champion who fought everyone. Sure it was boring at times but at least the
recognized champ didn't avoid anyone.

You are crazy. For boxers that held the lineal heavyweight championship for any significant amount of time, he's the worst champion in and out of the ring in history. He's single handedly killed the division for years with his lack of charisma and personality and the fact that he chose to hijack the championship refusing to fight on American soil which is where the money is and the capitol of boxing. Instead, he opted to fight in the shadows against nobodies.

We had a champion that held the title for that many years and never had a PPV fight? I can't think of one he's had.

caldo2025 wrote:
You are crazy. For boxers that held the lineal heavyweight championship for any significant amount of time, he's the worst champion in and out of the ring in history. He's single handedly killed the division for years with his lack of charisma and personality and the fact that he chose to hijack the championship refusing to fight on American soil which is where the money is and the capitol of boxing. Instead, he opted to fight in the shadows against nobodies.

We had a champion that held the title for that many years and never had a PPV fight? I can't think of one he's had.

Riddick Blowe wrote:

caldo2025 wrote:
You are crazy. For boxers that held the lineal heavyweight championship for any significant amount of time, he's the worst champion in and out of the ring in history. He's single handedly killed the division for years with his lack of charisma and personality and the fact that he chose to hijack the championship refusing to fight on American soil which is where the money is and the capitol of boxing. Instead, he opted to fight in the shadows against nobodies.

We had a champion that held the title for that many years and never had a PPV fight? I can't think of one he's had.

I agree he is not a great by any stretch but to be fair it was way more financially lucrative for him to fight in Europe than bother to build his profile in the US.

I could see Wlad landing something in their next bout as much as I can see the same fight unfolding as the first time. I wouldn't mind if Wlad won, I would quite like to see him get crushed by Joshua.

Roars Like Me wrote:Not used to seeing Wlad with a belly. Probably looked at Tyson and thought 'what's the point'

Rexob wrote:

Roars Like Me wrote:Not used to seeing Wlad with a belly. Probably looked at Tyson and thought 'what's the point'

I heard he Wlad likes to swing both ways but what Fook is this kinky poo, he is doing?

Rexob wrote:Looks like some rave from the early 90's

caldo2025 wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote:

caldo2025 wrote:
You are crazy. For boxers that held the lineal heavyweight championship for any significant amount of time, he's the worst champion in and out of the ring in history. He's single handedly killed the division for years with his lack of charisma and personality and the fact that he chose to hijack the championship refusing to fight on American soil which is where the money is and the capitol of boxing. Instead, he opted to fight in the shadows against nobodies.

We had a champion that held the title for that many years and never had a PPV fight? I can't think of one he's had.

I agree he is not a great by any stretch but to be fair it was way more financially lucrative for him to fight in Europe than bother to build his profile in the US.

I could see Wlad landing something in their next bout as much as I can see the same fight unfolding as the first time. I wouldn't mind if Wlad won, I would quite like to see him get crushed by Joshua.

To not have a heavyweight title fight in Vegas or NY for 8 years is shameful IMO. After what Tyson, Lennox, Bowe and Evander did for the division, Wlad was a poor excuse to carry flame next. I think Vitali would have been ten times better as champion in every way. His style of boxing was way more exciting and he had an edge, some charisma.

My only hope is that if Wlad wins, he retires and let's the young kids get after it. Then Boxing would have to do a mini heavyweight tournament or some eliminator fights that could really stir up some buzz in the division with fans and get this division back on track. That would really do wonders for boxing.

caldo2025 wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote:

caldo2025 wrote:
You are crazy. For boxers that held the lineal heavyweight championship for any significant amount of time, he's the worst champion in and out of the ring in history. He's single handedly killed the division for years with his lack of charisma and personality and the fact that he chose to hijack the championship refusing to fight on American soil which is where the money is and the capitol of boxing. Instead, he opted to fight in the shadows against nobodies.

We had a champion that held the title for that many years and never had a PPV fight? I can't think of one he's had.

I agree he is not a great by any stretch but to be fair it was way more financially lucrative for him to fight in Europe than bother to build his profile in the US.

I could see Wlad landing something in their next bout as much as I can see the same fight unfolding as the first time. I wouldn't mind if Wlad won, I would quite like to see him get crushed by Joshua.

To not have a heavyweight title fight in Vegas or NY for 8 years is shameful IMO. After what Tyson, Lennox, Bowe and Evander did for the division, Wlad was a poor excuse to carry flame next. I think Vitali would have been ten times better as champion in every way. His style of boxing was way more exciting and he had an edge, some charisma.

My only hope is that if Wlad wins, he retires and let's the young kids get after it. Then Boxing would have to do a mini heavyweight tournament or some eliminator fights that could really stir up some buzz in the division with fans and get this division back on track. That would really do wonders for boxing.

Cutman Scabbers wrote:

caldo2025 wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote:
I agree he is not a great by any stretch but to be fair it was way more financially lucrative for him to fight in Europe than bother to build his profile in the US.

I could see Wlad landing something in their next bout as much as I can see the same fight unfolding as the first time. I wouldn't mind if Wlad won, I would quite like to see him get crushed by Joshua.

To not have a heavyweight title fight in Vegas or NY for 8 years is shameful IMO. After what Tyson, Lennox, Bowe and Evander did for the division, Wlad was a poor excuse to carry flame next. I think Vitali would have been ten times better as champion in every way. His style of boxing was way more exciting and he had an edge, some charisma.

My only hope is that if Wlad wins, he retires and let's the young kids get after it. Then Boxing would have to do a mini heavyweight tournament or some eliminator fights that could really stir up some buzz in the division with fans and get this division back on track. That would really do wonders for boxing.

No shame in staying at home if that's where the money and fan base is.

Roars Like Me wrote:

Rexob wrote:

Roars Like Me wrote:Not used to seeing Wlad with a belly. Probably looked at Tyson and thought 'what's the point'

I heard he Wlad likes to swing both ways but what Fook is this kinky poo, he is doing?

A cryosauna it's called - training in a hot sauna basically.

crusader wrote:Wlad already failed to change his tactics when Fury was comfortably winning the first bout, and that makes me doubt his willingness to try something different the second time around.

Also, I wish me with a belly resembled what Wlad looks like when he's supposedly got one.