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tyson fury isnt ready for klitschko and never will be.david price is the man to dominate the heavyweight division.FACT

grid 1 wrote:tyson fury isnt ready for klitschko and never will be.david price is the man to dominate the heavyweight division.FACT

well i may not disagree its not exactly FACT yet is it , maybe in a few years ill give you that one .

Fury aint ready but who said he was , meaty mick said in 18 months .

Fury has Cracking big jab , good fight to watch tonight

David Price is behind Fury at moment , think Fury would get knocked out by both Klits the now

hes only 23 he should keep stepping up a level untill year down the line

if he gets offered fight though got to take it for the cash and title

grid 1 wrote:.david price is the man to dominate the heavyweight division.FACT

on what opponents do you base that on ?

grid 1 wrote:tyson fury isnt ready for klitschko and never will be.david price is the man to dominate the heavyweight division.FACT

He's nowhere near ready at the moment but no one said he was but he's improving and looking fitter so why the negativity.

Final round wrote:

grid 1 wrote:tyson fury isnt ready for klitschko and never will be.david price is the man to dominate the heavyweight division.FACT

He's nowhere near ready at the moment but no one said he was but he's improving and looking fitter so why the negativity.

cause the thread starter had his mrs took off him by a traveler ? ;;-) ...so what shes an ole whore anyway

Final round wrote:

grid 1 wrote:tyson fury isnt ready for klitschko and never will be.david price is the man to dominate the heavyweight division.FACT

He's nowhere near ready at the moment but no one said he was but he's improving and looking fitter so why the negativity.

i think he would give povetkin a tough night with about 6 months more training - he looked far better than he did against chisora, using the jab alot more and its a strong jab, he needs to sit down on his punches when he's looking for the power shots he always seems off balance when he throws the right and also tends to drop his hands when he misses.

kingfinn wrote:

Final round wrote:

grid 1 wrote:tyson fury isnt ready for klitschko and never will be.david price is the man to dominate the heavyweight division.FACT

He's nowhere near ready at the moment but no one said he was but he's improving and looking fitter so why the negativity.

i think he would give povetkin a tough night with about 6 months more training - he looked far better than he did against chisora, using the jab alot more and its a strong jab, he needs to sit down on his punches when he's looking for the power shots he always seems off balance when he throws the right and also tends to drop his hands when he misses.

Am i the only one that thought fury boxed well

mrpedigree wrote:

kingfinn wrote:

Final round wrote: He's nowhere near ready at the moment but no one said he was but he's improving and looking fitter so why the negativity.

i think he would give povetkin a tough night with about 6 months more training - he looked far better than he did against chisora, using the jab alot more and its a strong jab, he needs to sit down on his punches when he's looking for the power shots he always seems off balance when he throws the right and also tends to drop his hands when he misses.

Am i the only one that thought fury boxed well

well i just wrtote that i think povetkin will struggle with him , so maybe you misread the post.

kingfinn wrote:

mrpedigree wrote:

kingfinn wrote: i think he would give povetkin a tough night with about 6 months more training - he looked far better than he did against chisora, using the jab alot more and its a strong jab, he needs to sit down on his punches when he's looking for the power shots he always seems off balance when he throws the right and also tends to drop his hands when he misses.

Am i the only one that thought fury boxed well

well i just wrtote that i think povetkin will struggle with him , so maybe you misread the post.

No bruv i was with ya but i think we are a dying cause

Needs to teak his defense before stepping in with the big boys. I was impressed by his jab, had plenty of snap.

I agree that Fury will never be ready for the Klitschko brothers though, those guys are a different breed, would KO Fury.

fury surprised me ...he took a 4-5 punch combo and kept his cool and come back and stopped his man ...surly he deserves props for this stage in his UK HW career ?

Cas wrote:Needs to teak his defense before stepping in with the big boys. I was impressed by his jab, had plenty of snap.

I agree that Fury will never be ready for the Klitschko brothers though, those guys are a different breed, would KO Fury.

u know when people are talking shit when they end their sentences with FACT

i wouldnt get too excited about the jab...Firthas head didnt move all night

its a bit freaky but id like to see little Sprott have a go after the dimitrenko

funso banjo baby wrote:i wouldnt get too excited about the jab...Firthas head didnt move all night

No but his nose pissed with blood from round one and he kept trying to get out of the way, it was good quality.

bad mamma jamma wrote:

Cas wrote:Needs to teak his defense before stepping in with the big boys. I was impressed by his jab, had plenty of snap.

I agree that Fury will never be ready for the Klitschko brothers though, those guys are a different breed, would KO Fury.

u know when people are talking shit when they end their sentences with FACT

I don't think anyone can deny he showed technical improvement on the Chisora fight. He had a good ramrod jab that he used effectively and he was clearly trying to keep it long. The right doesn't come straight back and the he falls off balance when the throws it. If he can show the same improvement to his right hand, balance and defence over his next few fights he might turn into a genunine world level contender who you could confidently put in with anyone except the K brothers.

If Fury spends the next year under Stewart, Roach or Atlas, then he would improve so much. Hughie has done a great job, but he needs to tighten the defence, improve his balance and concentrate.

Anyone who thinks Price walks straight through him needs to stop sniffing glue.

keithmoonhangover wrote:If Fury spends the next year under Stewart, Roach or Atlas, then he would improve so much. Hughie has done a great job, but he needs to tighten the defence, improve his balance and concentrate.

Anyone who thinks Price walks straight through him needs to stop sniffing glue.

Atlas? that guys ruined povetkin.

He still has a long way to go. If Firtha had a left hand then Fury would've been sparked last night.

If Fury wants to go far in this he needs to improve his fitness (he looked spent last night as did Firtha), improve his jab and take on some good gatekeepers

kingfinn wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:If Fury spends the next year under Stewart, Roach or Atlas, then he would improve so much. Hughie has done a great job, but he needs to tighten the defence, improve his balance and concentrate.

Anyone who thinks Price walks straight through him needs to stop sniffing glue.

Atlas? that guys ruined povetkin.

He's unbeaten, in the top ten and close to a shot at one of the Klitschkos.

Atlas pulled him out of the Klitschko fight because he wasn't in the right place emotionally.

freddydoesdallas wrote:He still has a long way to go. If Firtha had a left hand then Fury would've been sparked last night.
If Fury wants to go far in this he needs to improve his fitness (he looked spent last night as did Firtha), improve his jab and take on some good gatekeepers

One more left hand? Rubbish. We don't know what Fury will be like once he's been on the floor. He might be like Larry Holmes for all we know.

He looked spent? TOSH!

keithmoonhangover wrote:

kingfinn wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:If Fury spends the next year under Stewart, Roach or Atlas, then he would improve so much. Hughie has done a great job, but he needs to tighten the defence, improve his balance and concentrate.

Anyone who thinks Price walks straight through him needs to stop sniffing glue.

Atlas? that guys ruined povetkin.

He's unbeaten, in the top ten and close to a shot at one of the Klitschkos.

Atlas pulled him out of the Klitschko fight because he wasn't in the right place emotionally.

yeah but if you watch his fights he's looked like crap, beating a shot chagaev doesnt prove anything. He used to look something special now he looks pedestrian.

And the bit highlighted in blue also describes Tyson Fury so it doesnt mean a fat lot these days .

keithmoonhangover wrote:

freddydoesdallas wrote:He still has a long way to go. If Firtha had a left hand then Fury would've been sparked last night.
If Fury wants to go far in this he needs to improve his fitness (he looked spent last night as did Firtha), improve his jab and take on some good gatekeepers

One more left hand? Rubbish. We don't know what Fury will be like once he's been on the floor. He might be like Larry Holmes for all we know.

He looked spent? TOSH!

I'm sure he only has a stump in there as he didn't want to throw a punch with it even when he had Fury hurt. All he was trying was a right hook.

Fury didn't look as good as he did against Chisora, he looked sloppy again but his jab has improved nicely. Decent win for him but his defence is still very poor and needs to be improved if he's going past domestic level