Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 13 Jul 2015, 16:50
When I was 21, I was 6' 2". By the time I was 30 I was 6' 5".crusader wrote:Maybe, but I doubt it given that he was already in his twenties.
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Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 13 Jul 2015, 16:52
Is Hulk Hogan really 6' 7"?
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 13 Jul 2015, 16:54
Growth after that age is uncommon--it can happen but it's very much the exception, especially when it comes to growing multiple inches.
What age did you stop growing?
What age did you stop growing?
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 13 Jul 2015, 16:55
In his prime I can see him being around that. He seems to have lost a lot of height with age though and I suspect that he's well off that now.Boxerbeetle wrote:Is Hulk Hogan really 6' 7"?
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 14 Jul 2015, 00:52
Nah, Kevin Nash said he was about 6'5" in his prime, and he's lost a couple of inches to surgery and age. Nash was about 6'9", and was surprised that he could see over Hogan's head.
Khan was another with a silly original height listing of 5'10". Dean Francis really is 5'10", and since Calzage was a bit taller, I'd say his 5'11" was accurate. Froch is 6'.
Khan was another with a silly original height listing of 5'10". Dean Francis really is 5'10", and since Calzage was a bit taller, I'd say his 5'11" was accurate. Froch is 6'.
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 14 Jul 2015, 03:57
Don't we all!crusader wrote:I think many probably do, though it seems common for boxers (athletes in general I guess) to give themselves an extra inch.
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 14 Jul 2015, 04:45
I can't see Fury's height and reach advantage being too much of a factor, Klitschko will have plenty of sparring tailored to that. Wach was the last taller opponent he faced whilst Pianeta is about the same height and he dealt with both of them with ease. Incidentally, how has Pianeta got two world title shots in the last couple of years?
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 14 Jul 2015, 07:22
I grew and inch between 22-25, I was doing a lot of weight training at the time, which apparently can cause a spurt in growth hormone, leading to another growth surge.crusader wrote:Growth after that age is uncommon--it can happen but it's very much the exception, especially when it comes to growing multiple inches.
What age did you stop growing?
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 14 Jul 2015, 07:27
Looks very little in it to me, Wlad is leant over, Fury is on his tiptoes.crusader wrote:He was listed at 6'7" when he turned pro, then 6'8", then 6'9". He's obviously very tall but I think his height may be exaggerated a bit, and there is very little between him and Ustinov/Wilder in their pictures together, though admittedly I couldn't see footwear. I wouldn't be surprised if Tyson is really something like 6'7.5" rather than 6'9", though I'm not sure it makes much of a difference.Grilling Machine wrote:Wlad's 6'5", but I don't think Fury's the full 6'9". I reckon he's more of a solid 6'7".
Here he is standing on his toes for some reason while Wlad leans over and gives up some height. Have them plant their feet and stand in the same position and there'd probably be 2 inches or so between them in my opinion.
Wlad is listed at 6. 6" (used be listed at 6' 7" as I recall) - Fury looks to be around 6' 7" to me - I don't think the height is going to be much of a factor at all.
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 14 Jul 2015, 15:47
I suppose it depends on how he loses, but lose he will. He lost his first fight with John McD but controversially got the decision.
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 14 Jul 2015, 15:51
Why mention the McDermott fight? Everyone knows about that.WildWaylon wrote:I suppose it depends on how he loses, but lose he will. He lost his first fight with John McD but controversially got the decision.
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 14 Jul 2015, 18:26
Froch-Dirrel was much worse, and he never avenged it, but his legacy won't be affected.
Re: How will Fury deal with the loss?
Posted: 15 Jul 2015, 12:30
I think it depends on the nature. If it's a heavy KO I reckon there's a good chance we may not see him for a year or so..
He'll have money in the bank
He'll have money in the bank