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Just a simple yes or no.... Do you think Fury will win?.... For my money (and this will be the first time I do indeed bet with money) I am saying YES, I believe Fury to win the fight by TKO somewhere between the 10th-12th rounds.

nay- klit has the basics of boxing covered whilst fury has not

Good lord no.

I think he can but it involves variables. I think it's more likely that wlad wins.

Yeah sure why not. If fury uses his speed and strength he has a chance. Will be closer than a lot of people think. Wish he would shut up and focus on the fight though

Wladimir wins by KO. I figure Fury will go for it more than most of Wlad's challengers, but he just doesn't have the skill to get it done. Also someone mentioned he should use his strength and speed...Wladimir is faster and stronger, and he takes a punch better too. Wladimir wouldn't have been dropped or even shook by Steve Cunningham.

Only advantages Fury has over Wlad is Size and Youth. Other than that he's not in the kinda shape Wladimir is in, and he's not the talent that Wladimir is.

Nope.

Mickey?

Yes!
If not big riot!

Rexob wrote:Yes!
If not big riot!

The riot is one thing you can guarantee !

It is going to be interesting when the German audience ( usually quiet and might break out in a subdued clap between rounds) see thousands of Furys supporters off their cakes jumping around like lunatics.

bripez wrote:

Rexob wrote:Yes!
If not big riot!

The riot is one thing you can guarantee !

It is going to be interesting when the German audience ( usually quiet and might break out in a subdued clap between rounds) see thousands of Furys supporters off their cakes jumping around like lunatics.

Has there ever been trouble at Fury fight?

No, because he's always won. McDermott 1 could've got messy.

No way. He just isn't good enough to beat a Klitschko.

mickey1975 wrote: Has there ever been trouble at Fury fight?

Has there ever not been?

ILikeBeer wrote:

mickey1975 wrote: Has there ever been trouble at Fury fight?

Has there ever not been?

Yes. Every fight. If you ever went to shows you'd see an awful lot more bother than you do at any Fury fight.

No.

Not a chance. His break through 'world' level win is the haye fight that never happened. If it had then we wouldn't be talking about this fight.

Fury has played the sanctioning body game and talked himself into this fight and payday so fair play to him for that. It doesn't mean he has a chance though. Wlad will stick a jab in his face all night and throw a few right hands that will see him on his way.

I am interested to hear that people think there might be a bit of hoo-haa in the stadium if Fury loses. Surely most Fury fans who would fly over to Germany have enough boxing knowledge to fully expect their man to lose? And it's not like a football match, where you "hate" the other team's fans.

freddydoesdallas wrote:No.

Not a chance. His break through 'world' level win is the haye fight that never happened. If it had then we wouldn't be talking about this fight.

Fury has played the sanctioning body game and talked himself into this fight and payday so fair play to him for that. It doesn't mean he has a chance though. Wlad will stick a jab in his face all night and throw a few right hands that will see him on his way.

Talked his way to being mandatory challenger?

Marlo Stanfield wrote:

freddydoesdallas wrote:No.

Not a chance. His break through 'world' level win is the haye fight that never happened. If it had then we wouldn't be talking about this fight.

Fury has played the sanctioning body game and talked himself into this fight and payday so fair play to him for that. It doesn't mean he has a chance though. Wlad will stick a jab in his face all night and throw a few right hands that will see him on his way.

Talked his way to being mandatory challenger?

Are you choosing to ignore the part where i said he has played the sanctioning body game?

He has also talked himself into the shot as he has promoted himself well and got good backing. If he was a quiet, boring heavy i doubt he would be in the mandatory position

freddydoesdallas wrote: Are you choosing to ignore the part where i said he has played the sanctioning body game?

He has also talked himself into the shot as he has promoted himself well and got good backing. If he was a quiet, boring heavy i doubt he would be in the mandatory position

As oppose to being a loud boring heavyweight?

"Gaaaah! Klitschko's got the same charisma as my underpants."

Well done Fury.

no

Nay. He gets knocked out after about 6 rounds after being competitive for about 3 of them.

mickey1975 wrote:

ILikeBeer wrote:

mickey1975 wrote: Has there ever been trouble at Fury fight?

Has there ever not been?

Yes. Every fight. If you ever went to shows you'd see an awful lot more bother than you do at any Fury fight.

Ok.

There is only no trouble when the supporters are allowed to do what they want, when they want.

When they are all jumping around on their seats and are asked to sit down, do you reckon they would say "ok mate" and sit down ?

Ps - this is a rhetorical question, no need to answer. I know the answer whatever you may say.

Fury hasn't sold that many personally. I think you'll find the only time it was like that was when the travelling community was hyped up by BJS-Eubank Jr, Tyson was a token main event that night and the crowd wears subdued during his fight.

If you think Fury fans are lairy, please don't ever go to a Warrington fight. 10,000 on their seats. And there'll be no seats left when he gets done in. They will have to be segregation if it's at Elland Road.

Nay