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looks like ******* Sauron
Had to google it but you’re right, he does
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looks like ******* Sauron
You’ve got a very unpopular opinion for people who reminisce about the golden days of boxing.Fury to my eyes looks unbeatable. As in by anyone who has ever lived, in any era under boxing rules.
It's the evolution of the human form, you probably didn't even get men his size 500+ years ago. Certainly not any that could move like that. Come to think of it you don't now either.
I thought Fury's pre-fight talk was too confident and Wilder would find him out. How wrong was I?
Scary to see an athlete as canny and agile as Fury ADD power to his game.
Joshua's Ruiz II fight was based on agility. He comes in trying that against a bloke 10 cms taller and with Fury's cunning and reach, hmm...
As above, I have been known to be wrong..
My wildcard - Fury at some point will go full Hollywood. Noticed he's cleaned up his mouth slightly of late, maybe with a PR focus. It'll take one Guy Ritchie style role to propel him to Vinnie Jones status and beyond.
The only danger will be himself.
Fury to my eyes looks unbeatable. As in by anyone who has ever lived, in any era under boxing rules.
It's the evolution of the human form, you probably didn't even get men his size 500+ years ago. Certainly not any that could move like that. Come to think of it you don't now either.
I thought Fury's pre-fight talk was too confident and Wilder would find him out. How wrong was I?
Scary to see an athlete as canny and agile as Fury ADD power to his game.
Joshua's Ruiz II fight was based on agility. He comes in trying that against a bloke 10 cms taller and with Fury's cunning and reach, hmm...
As above, I have been known to be wrong..
My wildcard - Fury at some point will go full Hollywood. Noticed he's cleaned up his mouth slightly of late, maybe with a PR focus. It'll take one Guy Ritchie style role to propel him to Vinnie Jones status and beyond.
The only danger will be himself.
You’ve got a very unpopular opinion for people who reminisce about the golden days of boxing.
but could you imagine someone trying the rope a dope strategy with a guy who’s almost a foot taller then Foreman, who’s fitness level and strength means he can punch all day without tiring.
not taking away anything form the champs of yesteryear, as you can only fight who’s in front of you. But it’s a scary proposition.
Wilder very nearly starched him last time. Fury rose from the dead. He was gone. It’s a long shot but Wilder can knock him out.
That stated, 100% agree that Fury looked unbeatable in that last fight.
The way Fury kept pushing out that powerful left jab - Wilder hated it!Fury to my eyes looks unbeatable. As in by anyone who has ever lived, in any era under boxing rules.
It's the evolution of the human form, you probably didn't even get men his size 500+ years ago. Certainly not any that could move like that. Come to think of it you don't now either.
I thought Fury's pre-fight talk was too confident and Wilder would find him out. How wrong was I?
Scary to see an athlete as canny and agile as Fury ADD power to his game.
Joshua's Ruiz II fight was based on agility. He comes in trying that against a bloke 10 cms taller and with Fury's cunning and reach, hmm...
As above, I have been known to be wrong..
My wildcard - Fury at some point will go full Hollywood. Noticed he's cleaned up his mouth slightly of late, maybe with a PR focus. It'll take one Guy Ritchie style role to propel him to Vinnie Jones status and beyond.
The only danger will be himself.
Ah, Mike Tyson did his best work inside and was the best at working his way in. Peak Tyson would evade Fury no problems, smash his flabby guts to pulp then right cross his chin as he crumpled from the blows. They may be big, but they aren't fit to tie Tyson's shoes.Look I do get that there was a 30 odd year golden era with lots of charismatic fighters, some classy, some tough.
But check this:
Mike Tyson 178cm
Evander Holyfield 189cm
Muhammad Ali 191cm (yeh I went there)
George Foreman 192cm
Riddick Bowe 196cm
Lennox Lewis 196cm
Tyson has a 10cm height and 10cm reach advantage on his nearest rival before the fight even starts. If he's fit, focused and ready I just can't see anyone history downing him assuming both are at their max.
Mike Tyson wouldn't even be able to reach the blokes chin let alone have a hope of knocking him out.
The klitschko brothers were the death of the old guard. Just simply to big to fit, jabbed and hugged their way to multiple belts until we had guys big enough to compete again.Look I do get that there was a 30 odd year golden era with lots of charismatic fighters, some classy, some tough.
But check this:
Mike Tyson 178cm
Evander Holyfield 189cm
Muhammad Ali 191cm (yeh I went there)
George Foreman 192cm
Riddick Bowe 196cm
Lennox Lewis 196cm
Tyson has a 10cm height and 10cm reach advantage on his nearest rival before the fight even starts. If he's fit, focused and ready I just can't see anyone history downing him assuming both are at their max.
Mike Tyson wouldn't even be able to reach the blokes chin let alone have a hope of knocking him out.
Tyson is the best boxer of seen but he struggled against the reach of Lewis. Fury dwarfs Lewis.Ah, Mike Tyson did his best work inside and was the best at working his way in. Peak Tyson would evade Fury no problems, smash his flabby guts to pulp then right cross his chin as he crumpled from the blows. They may be big, but they aren't fit to tie Tyson's shoes.
Tyson was way past his best come the bouts with Lewis. s**t, he was past his peak with his bouts against Holyfield too. Mentally he was shot and had lost his edge. Peak Tyson was 87 - 91, pre jail time, and he lost one fight to that point. I would back that Tyson to get past anyones jabs. Once he got inside Fury it would be all over.Tyson is the best boxer of seen but he struggled against the reach of Lewis. Fury dwarfs Lewis.
I'm inclined to believe the Fury camp version of events now that he was an unfit, ill-prepared and hand-picked bum for the first Wilder fight.
Wilder v Fury II was as one sided as you could get for a meeting of 2 undefeated long term fighters.
Just points to Wilder's relative success the first time being for the aforementioned reasons as the Fury crew claimed.
How good is it to have boxing back. There was an mma fight on the weekend and there’s been hardly a mention. Nothing beats heavyweight boxing at its best
My bro was working for the event.Speaking of I looked up what became of Jorge Masvidal's incongruous Hamer Hall Q&A night and saw it had been moved to a "smaller more intimate venue".
Clearly they'd sold out Hamer Hall @ $91 a pop but felt it best to refund a chunk of those tickets and scale down to a better fan experience.
Can't find any reviews of the event which suggests it indeed sold out and everyone walked away completely satisfied.
My bro was working for the event.
Fair to say it wont rank with the greats of the Arts Centre pantheon.
If he got on the inside, Fury would just tie him up and lean on him. Waiting for the ref to split them up. Eventually it would tire Tyson having a 6‘10 120kg frame leaning on him half the fight.Tyson was way past his best come the bouts with Lewis. s**t, he was past his peak with his bouts against Holyfield too. Mentally he was shot and had lost his edge. Peak Tyson was 87 - 91, pre jail time, and he lost one fight to that point. I would back that Tyson to get past anyones jabs. Once he got inside Fury it would be all over.
Broken ribs I reckon. Mike needed only a few punches to land to devastate.If he got on the inside, Fury would just tie him up and lean on him. Waiting for the ref to split them up. Eventually it would tire Tyson having a 6‘10 120kg frame leaning on him half the fight.
absolutely nothing against iron mike as he’s the best of a generation. Can’t compare.
If he got on the inside, Fury would just tie him up and lean on him. Waiting for the ref to split them up. Eventually it would tire Tyson having a 6‘10 120kg frame leaning on him half the fight.
absolutely nothing against iron mike as he’s the best of a generation. Can’t compare.
You may well be right, as Tyson (at his best) was one of the scariest and most ferocious heavyweights ever.Broken ribs I reckon. Mike needed only a few punches to land to devastate.
Broken rips?Broken ribs I reckon. Mike needed only a few punches to land to devastate.
It’s the mark spitz is the best swimmer of all time argument.It's 191cm Polly Farmer, considered the best of the best by those who played in the same era - going up against 201cm endurance machine Todd Goldstein.
Wouldn't be a contest.
It’s the mark spitz is the best swimmer of all time argument.
What’s the difference between good, great and fantastic?What relation is he to Andrew Swallow?
If he got on the inside, Fury would just tie him up and lean on him. Waiting for the ref to split them up. Eventually it would tire Tyson having a 6‘10 120kg frame leaning on him half the fight.
absolutely nothing against iron mike as he’s the best of a generation. Can’t compare.