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That's true. That's was clear after the first bout, but now it's inarguable.

Definitely made up for the 1st robbery.

Tonight he beat Wilder and the ref--that point deduction was stupid.

I lost my shiv at Bayliss many times, let them fight ffs, seconds are precious. Can’t stand him.

Unlike Wilder and Joshua, Fury’s backstory and charisma made might secure him mainstream crossover appeal within US shores.

And that’s exactly what the sport of boxing needs, because Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder are relatively anonymous in America.

And it’s time for the world heavyweight champion to be considered once again as a true global star.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑23 Feb 2020, 02:13 Unlike Wilder and Joshua, Fury’s backstory and charisma made might secure him mainstream crossover appeal within US shores.

And that’s exactly what the sport of boxing needs, because Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder are relatively anonymous in America.

And it’s time for the world heavyweight champion to be considered once again as a true global star.

Yeah, Fury knows how it all works.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑23 Feb 2020, 02:13 Unlike Wilder and Joshua, Fury’s backstory and charisma made might secure him mainstream crossover appeal within US shores.

And that’s exactly what the sport of boxing needs, because Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder are relatively anonymous in America.

And it’s time for the world heavyweight champion to be considered once again as a true global star.

And if he beats AJ his anti-establishment credit will be through the roof at orgasmic levels

YES HE IS! I‘m beyond chuffed as a big Fury fan. I can’t think of one pundit who saw that result coming. ON YA TYSON!!

The guy who sometimes posts highlights here picked Fury by 7th round TKO

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Feb 2020, 02:42 The guy who sometimes posts highlights here picked Fury by 7th round TKO

TheBeast? He's a fantastic poster.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Feb 2020, 02:42 The guy who sometimes posts highlights here picked Fury by 7th round TKO

Yeah? Well done that man!

not really

You have to take your hat off to Fury.

Whatever he says he's going to do, he does.

Add in his charisma and you have a dynamite package.

He says he's going to pack it in after two fights; Wilder 3 and Joshua.

Boxing will miss him when he's gone.

Love to somehow see it negotiated that fury vs aj happens before wilder 3.... Wilder would be mad to give up the rematch, unless the slight possibility that he could garrentee getting the winner of aj vs fury in writing. Problem with strait wilder rematch is A)it was dominaent, ,B what if wilder wins, 4th fight? That's too much considering the other options.

What other big fights have there been, whereby the home crowd was cheering for the away fighter?

Verdi wrote: ↑23 Feb 2020, 07:21 What other big fights have there been, whereby the home crowd was cheering for the away fighter?

Yeah, good point. He colonised Vegas, I was impressed by that.

Fury showed Joshua how to win a rematch,get in there and beat the hell out of him to prove your point.

tigermoth87 wrote: ↑23 Feb 2020, 02:09 Definitely made up for the 1st robbery.

Tonight he beat Wilder and the ref--that point deduction was stupid.

Nah, it was fair enough. Fury was taking liberties in the break (as he should) and threw an upper cut as they were being parted. They'd been warned

Verdi wrote: ↑23 Feb 2020, 07:21 What other big fights have there been, whereby the home crowd was cheering for the away fighter?

Balboa vs Drago