I'm going to hold my hands up here and say that Joshua has improved. Mccracken and him have done a good job in the last 12 months. Fair play to them. He'll do better than I suggested earlier in this topic.
Fury wins. 115-113 ish cards
Who gives Fury his biggest test?
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Re: Who gives Fury his biggest test?
He said that his sugar was at 320 at the hospital and he had taken a drink that tasted like sugar, so he had felt tired and sluggish during the bout. I have been diabetic for 38 years now and my sugar is always that high., but I have never felt it made me sluggish or whatever. Im not saying it's impossible, as I have heard that it can make some folks feel that way (specially if your body is not used to that high i guess) but I find that story a bit odd to say the least.Riddick Blowe wrote: ↑12 Dec 2020, 04:05Didn’t some folks claim Wlad was drugged or something. Loloogiebe wrote: ↑11 Dec 2020, 22:53LOL! That Brewster fight was the one of the strangest things I've ever seen.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑11 Dec 2020, 22:46 funny enough boring wlad was in some of my fave hw fights during that period, brewster 1, peter 1, josh
brewster actually was one of the best value guys, first fight vs wlad vs an awesome comebeack, blew out golota in style, come from behind war victory over krasniqi, fun tough controversial fight vs meehan, then a war and eye losing slobber knocker when he lost title to liakhovich
Re: Who gives Fury his biggest test?
Yep and me, I think perhaps I've been overeating Furys chin or underrated Joshuas power...and while Pulev did also crumble and fall vs Klitchsko....got to say no doubt Joshua has the power to KO Fury...so Fury has got to be Mindful...still think Joshua has a stamina issue and cannot fight at pace for 12 rounds. Honestly think he allowed Pulev back in as he was worried about gassing...
If I was Fury...get the fight in the heat of Las Vegas in the summer