What a stupid Move if Fury Fights Perez next

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  1. emallini

    emallini Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    After that fight on Channel 5 with fat boy hes on the way to becoming a household name. He needs a few decent tests but ones hes going to look good in if they want to build to a mainstream star and take Hayes Place. Perez would take his head off! Dont they realize how dangerous he is?

    They should leave him the **** alone
     
  2. Jim Bowen

    Jim Bowen MARVELOUS Full Member

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    Perez would knock him senseless in 6, different levels.
     
  3. Bajingo

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    It might not make the most business sense for Fury, but as a boxing fan of course I'd prefer he fought Perez instead of Barrett or Rogan.

    I rate Perez and would make him the favourite if he fights Fury, but there's no point Fury fighting stiffs on terrestrial TV like Fraudley did. If he's good enough he'll beat Perez and be able to move on to world level, if he's not then no amount of easy fights is going to help him.
     
  4. Let's Boogie!

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    If fury is able to take chisoras best shots I don't see why he can't take a few of perez's? Perez is being massively overrated, I think fury can beat him if he keeps him on the end of the jab for most of the night.
     
  5. Jim Bowen

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    Maybe i was a bit hasty, but i just dont think the tyson fury of today is the finished article, if he went over and started doing his camps in America, rather than always training with his uncle i think he'd have a very good chance at beating Perez. Just not yet, hes only 23 afterall
     
  6. Bazzel

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    If Tyson cant beat novice fighters as a British champion there is not alot of point building him up as a mainstream star is there?

    Perez looks good, what little I ve seen of him. But if Tysons swerving him then he might as well quit the sport
     
  7. Bazzel

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    Different levels? Perez has fought nobody. Fury just beat a man who was deemed good enough to fight Vitali K for the world title
     
  8. Mandanda

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    I don't know to much about Perez the PF he did good but the line up wasn't much cop so i'd reserve Judgement but Fury's attitude is refreshing considering many of his peers want soft touches after hard fights.
     
  9. Muel

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    I'n not sure, i'd probably tip Perez, but i think we need to credit tyson more than we're. Shame we cant use Tye Fields as a comparison:

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptx5gF-MpNo[/ame]
     
  10. HMSTempleGarden

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    well until Rogan gets the money he wants and Price become mandatory for the British who else is there?
     
  11. Jim Bowen

    Jim Bowen MARVELOUS Full Member

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    read my second post, but perez has fought many in the am's, and while i realise its not the same, that's still very good experience, i just think tyson needs more time, and maybe a change in trainer to reach his obvious potential.
     
  12. dftaylor

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    Hang on, looking at PF, Perez is just as sloppy as Fury. I'd say it's a pretty even fight.
     
  13. wrimc

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    Agree Perez is small and is sloppy and was flattered by the draw in PF and the opposition.

    The best fighter he faced was a shattered Tye Fields
     
  14. The Batkilt

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    I don't this it's a bad fight for Tyson at all to be honest. Perez looked exciting but sloppy in Prizefighter, and the standard of the heavyweights he fought weren't at Tyson's level. I'd actually favour Tyson due to his size and reach advantage, though I do think Perez would be able to land his shots too. Could see this being an exciting fight.
     
  15. Scotty321

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