When Fury gets hit by a REAL heavyweight he is staying down ...

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Maxsplit, Apr 26, 2013.


  1. Maxsplit

    Maxsplit Well-Known Member Full Member

    1,993
    1
    Nov 12, 2011
    Is Dereck Chisora not a real heavyweight at 18+ stone?? ::huh

    Is Kevin 'Kingpin' Johnson not a heavyweight??

    Pretty sure these guys tagged Fury quite hard??
     
  2. |A|C|S|

    |A|C|S| Boxing Junkie banned

    12,964
    0
    Mar 7, 2012
    The Fury haters are just ****s, not sure alot of other people can basically give Cunningham a perfect shot and be up fine within 5-10 seconds
     
  3. 12downfor10

    12downfor10 Guest

    I think his is decent, just has shocking defence and balance at times. It'll take a good puncher who can finish well to stop a focused Fury.
     
  4. jc

    jc Boxing Junkie Full Member

    13,968
    14
    Sep 9, 2004
    A dodgy chin can disguised with decent defensive ability. I mean look at Klitschko...

    Tyson Fury doesnt have that ability, he is a KO loss waiting to happen.
     
  5. Thuggin'

    Thuggin' Guest

    He's ****, accept it.

    You made excuses for price getting walloped in the amateurs and made yourselves look like fools

    Accept that Fury has a glass chin and you won't look so bad when he gets exposed
     
  6. iceferg

    iceferg Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

    16,459
    2,418
    Apr 25, 2008
    So admit Deontay Wilder has a glass chin as well then.
     
  7. ElCep

    ElCep Guest

    So someone who dislikes a fighter's public persona, and highlights certain weaknesses in their capabilities, is automatically a ****? Tyson Fury is an entertaining fighter, for sure. I give him all the credit in the world for that. But I dislike how he behaves, and I'm not going to avoid discussing his weaknesses just because some overly sensitive "fan" might label me a racist or a hater. Some of the debate around Fury is absolutely pathetic and brings out the worst in people.
     
  8. Fury shows great recovery powers

    But i think the amount he gets hit is the issue if you take several full flush punches off a cruiser or heavy eventually one will knock you out,so unless defence is sorted i think he may come a cropper

    But even then he could come back and put things right as he has so much time
     
  9. Ringmaster

    Ringmaster Member Full Member

    496
    0
    Feb 22, 2013
    Are you mad?

    Whatever spin you choose to put on this Tyson Fury was put down by a renowned non punching Cruiserweight. Yes as a cruiserweight Cunningham could be regarded as a fringe world class operator, but Team Fury took the fight in the first place due to Cunninghams lack of punching power.

    Fury proved something that he does have the heart and guts to want to dig deep and do whatever he has to win a fight, but then you have to couple that with reality throughout his career so far Fury has been put in trouble a number of times against non punchers - just look at their records. He was put in that trouble without having to boil down weight and weaken himself or anything like that.

    Again, whatever way you want to spin this, Tyson Fury is chinny and if he goes in against a puncher he will get sparked. If he goes in a against a heavyweight with speed, movement and a decent record, again he will get sparked.

    Fury has somehow someway got himself into a position to earn decent money, well done for that but he has also put himself due to his mouth where there is nowhere to hide now.

    For example, Fury has enjoyed himself gobbing off about David Haye as soon as Team Haye indicate they will take the fight, Furys promoters puts up the smokescreens and excusesas to why Haye has to wait in the queue.

    Fury and his team have no respect and the time is drawing ever nearer where the whole lot of them will get found out.
     
  10. jaymon112

    jaymon112 MARVELOUS Full Member

    2,846
    10
    Mar 14, 2012
    This content is protected
    This content is protected
     
  11. Manning

    Manning Boxing Junkie Full Member

    14,448
    1,029
    Mar 6, 2011
    While I agree with where your coming from it's a bit daft to mention 3 punches a round Kingpin and obese Derick as big punching standard bearers of the division. Hell an in shape motivated Derick in his last fight couldn't put down some old shot, fat, glass chinned fella that clearly just came for the pay check.
     
  12. TED 822

    TED 822 Boxing Addict Full Member

    5,351
    234
    Jul 10, 2012
    Reckon the fact that his uncle wasn't allowed in must have had at least some effect on his performance,he's not exactly a grizzled old pro.When it was announced,didn't think Cunningham would be as tough as other ex cruisers,like,say,Jonathon Banks.Maybe he isn't,but he looked good on the night.Also,only recently found out he stopped Huck,which Povetkin couldn't do.Probably sounds a bit silly,but I noticed Fury smoothed his hair over just before getting up,then fighting back fairly well.Hes still a great prospect,hope he can button it just a bit though.
     
  13. Joe.Boxer

    Joe.Boxer Chinchecker Full Member

    7,687
    1,171
    Jan 8, 2011
    Brittards label Fury as glass jawed whilst denying Price has one :nut.

    "Leave the Chinchecking to The Chincheckers."
     
  14. Thuggin'

    Thuggin' Guest

    it was his ear :rofl:-:)patsch
     
  15. Fury aint good, chisora was fat and slow that night and was still competitive. Cunningham hurt him a few times.