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Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 19:03

Nice table but they should focus on the total number of wins rather than the percentage

Also a table with total title fights and wins for British fighters regardless of venue would be worth a look too

ewenhay wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 19:31 Also a table with total title fights and wins for British fighters regardless of venue would be worth a look too

I didn’t make it.. haha

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 19:32

ewenhay wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 19:31 Also a table with total title fights and wins for British fighters regardless of venue would be worth a look too

I didn’t make it.. haha

I know. Its a good table though.

I was just thinking out loud!

rossij8 wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 18:37

Stuarty wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 18:35

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 18:30

He just fought Ortiz in March.

Ortiz is 54 though

52 at the time

Apparently he was suffering from a fierce case of the piles in the lead up to their fight as well

Per the California State Athletic Commission, purses for Saturday’s Wilder-Fury card:

Deontay Wilder $4 million, Tyson Fury $3 million (both stand to earn millions more from their percentage of the profits from the event);

Jarrett Hurd $1 million, Jason Welborn $30,000;

Luis Ortiz $375,000, Travis Kauffman $125,000;

Joe Joyce $40,000, Joe Hanks $50,000;

Carlos Licona $30,000, Mark Anthony Barriga $25,000; Julian Williams $30,000, Francisco Javier Castro $2,500; Jessie Rodriguez $7,000, Josue Morales $6,000; Chris Arreola $25,000, Maurenzo Smith $16,000; Robert Guerrero $25,000, Adam Mate $2,500; Isaac Lowe $5,000, Lucas Rafael Baez $2,500.

Anthony Yarde and Alfredo Angulo are off the show because opponents could not be secured.

ewenhay wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 19:29

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 19:03

Nice table but they should focus on the total number of wins rather than the percentage

Wheres kell brook?

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 21:19

ewenhay wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 19:29

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 19:03

Nice table but they should focus on the total number of wins rather than the percentage

Wheres kell brook?

Didn’t make the table with 2 fights? Has he had more?

Where did Lewis lose to McCall?

Lewis lost in london. The us loss might be a draw with holyfield?

Maybe brook just had the one fight in the us. Sorry my bad i see lewis was a draw. Some record.

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 21:25 Lewis lost in london. The us loss might be a draw with holyfield?

The draw is against Holy. He hasn’t lost in the States.

Fury is only 2 bags of sugar heavier than when he fought Klit

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 21:26 Maybe brook just had the one fight in the us. Sorry my bad i see lewis was a draw. Some record.

Yeh. Brook only fought Porter in USA. For a split second I thought the GGG loss was in US. Lol

Fury is 256 and Wilder 212... I think about it and have to say there's a method to Fury's "madness" coming in heavy...

Wilder is lightest he's been since 2008, clearly overtraining... Something tells me, Fury may just take it to Wilder and break his body down...

It's the craziest thing, Fury looks so damn slim but he's 11 pounds heavier than the Klitschko fight... He's found that sweet spot of maintaining the speed but keeping the bulk

As slim as Fury looks like I thought he'd of been 244 (plus or minus 2 pounds) which is the interesting thing. Wilder's practically a Cruiserweight. Painfully thin for someone 6'7".

Given the fighters purses, "The Ghost" must really want to fight and isn't just in it for the money.
When he said he was coming back, I thought he might be broke.
But $25 grand is chicken feed for him. He could have got more on another card higher up the roster.

clopixolacuphase wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 18:16

smiling assassin wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 18:01

Stuarty wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 17:47

Fuckin hope so mate!

Never wanted a fighter to win so much

It's certainly the most I have wanted anybody to win in a very, very long time. I've been backing Fury by KO from when this poll was started but It's still going to be horrible to watch: I like it when I don't care that much and am not fussed who wins. Fury winning will be absolutely epic.

I think Fury three years back would've done Wilder but I think Wilder ko's Tyson tomorrow. I hope I'm wrong because I'd love Fury to pull it off.

As far as the fight as a spectacle goes, even if it is crap, it's still interesting. Like the Wlad fight... Can't take your eyes off it! Same tomorrow.

HomicideHenry wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 22:22 It's the craziest thing, Fury looks so damn slim but he's 11 pounds heavier than the Klitschko fight... He's found that sweet spot of maintaining the speed but keeping the bulk

Yeah, Fury was expected to be lighter, but he's still in an appropriate weight span for him. Physycally The Gypsy King is ready.

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 21:29 Fury is only 2 bags of sugar heavier than when he fought Klit

You people with your weight measurements

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 21:23

ThereByTheGrace wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 21:19

ewenhay wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 19:29

Nice table but they should focus on the total number of wins rather than the percentage

Wheres kell brook?

Didn’t make the table with 2 fights? Has he had more?

Where did Lewis lose to McCall?

Honeyghan had 3 title fight in the USA

Wilder looked like the lanky new bassist in Slipknot at the weigh in with his rubbish black skelliington mask.

At least when he had the Eyes Wide Shut mask he looked like he might have some sort of illuminati thing going on for the pizzagate crew. It wasn’t terribly menacing, and made even more ridiculous when he kept it on for interviews.

He’s such a bellend.

clopixolacuphase wrote: ↑01 Dec 2018, 05:10 Wilder looked like the lanky new bassist in Slipknot at the weigh in with his rubbish black skelliington mask.

At least when he had the Eyes Wide Shut mask he looked like he might have some sort of illuminati thing going on for the pizzagate crew. It wasn’t terribly menacing, and made even more ridiculous when he kept it on for interviews.

He’s such a bellend.

He's losing the mind games and will lose the fight on home ground,and yes he's a prize cock.

I had a dream about this fight last night and I’m afraid it’s bad news for British boxing fans - Fury shows none of his trademark head movement, gets hammered early on with huge right hands and stopped within 3.

Admittedly, Fury looked more like Peter Kay than himself for some reason, and my dreams are usually wrong anyway, so perhaps all is not lost just yet.

Fury looks weak and unfit. He's never been a prize specimen but he doesn't look battle ready.

Those extra pounds that Fury is carrying are going to hinder his performance. The weight around his middle will have an effect on his upperbody movement. His footwork will be slower as he's 9 lbs heavier than the Klitschko fight.

I cannot understand why he has made the choice (and it is a choice) to step into the ring with Wilder in less than top condition. He's just making the fight harder for himself.

And the BT guys are saying he's in great shape. What a load of BS.