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I have just been watching some of Hughie Fury's recent Fights,
Cant beat Joseph Parker Full Stop.
He only has one Punch, an overhand right and he has to throw it at least 5 or 6 times before his
under matched opponent goes down indicating a lack of Power, he sometimes uses his right as an
uppercut or rip but to little effect,
His Left is no more than a pawing left hand and does NO damage whatsoever, its more of a
range finder.
Parker will Stop him inside 4 rounds, so having said that, Now with Wlad Klitschko announcing his Retirement,
I see Anthony Joshua making an "easy" defence around October and maybe JOSHUA vs PARKER at XMAS.

BIGDOUG58 wrote:I have just been watching some of Hughie Fury's recent Fights,
Cant beat Joseph Parker Full Stop.
He only has one Punch, an overhand right and he has to throw it at least 5 or 6 times before his
under matched opponent goes down indicating a lack of Power, he sometimes uses his right as an
uppercut or rip but to little effect,
His Left is no more than a pawing left hand and does NO damage whatsoever, its more of a
range finder.
Parker will Stop him inside 4 rounds, so having said that, Now with Wlad Klitschko announcing his Retirement,
I see Anthony Joshua making an "easy" defence around October and maybe JOSHUA vs PARKER at XMAS.

I genuinely believe that Hughie Fury has a real shot at taking Joseph Parker’s WBO heavyweight title, which is clearly reflected in the betting odds for this fight.

Hughie may be relatively feather-fisted, his resume being fairly weak, coupled with having suffered a recent spell of inactivity, but he is very skilful, has a seemingly endless engine, throws a wide array of punches, moves around the ring really well and possesses a lightning fast jab.

I also feel that he’s benefitted from having a very good trainer and has always received excellent sparring against a really impressive bunch of guys.

As the old adage goes, "talent" is useless unless it’s proven…. And "potential" is useless unless it’s fulfilled! This is Hughie Fury’s opportunity to do both.