Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua

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  1. jimmyonebomb

    jimmyonebomb Active Member Full Member

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    Frank bruno? I'd have bruno to spark tyson out meself
     
  2. HerolGee

    HerolGee Loyal Member banned Full Member

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    over 3 rounds Joshua outboxes this freak show fury guy, as he has a proven record for beating world class in this format.

    over 12 rounds, Joshua is unproven at any level, but fury is proven to the level of top ten contender. fury has to be favoured to win over this distance.

    over 6 rounds, a draw.
     
  3. TERRYTIBBS

    TERRYTIBBS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Joshua easy better movement better power
     
  4. Naturalmass

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    ^ Exactly

    Tyson dominates and knocks AJ out now, in 2015 and beyond. Why? Natural physical advantages (not a bulked O2 destroying chassis, taller and a longer reach) much better movement, tough, tough mind set and a nasty edge to his skills.
     
  5. Joejr

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    Joshua gases fury stops him
     
  6. MCFC_EW

    MCFC_EW Active Member Full Member

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    Right now Fury wins, but in 12months or so it totally depends on how Joshuas career goes from here will he be fighting the likes of ***ton Sprott and Harrison for the next year?
     
  7. JACK McWAVEY

    JACK McWAVEY Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Seems like the sky media team have done a great job on you. Hes done nothing to suggest he can beat fury. Some delusional guys on here.
     
  8. Solaris

    Solaris Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Whereas Fury has done what?

    Beaten Cunningham after having been stuck on his arse by a bloke who can't punch?
     
  9. zulander

    zulander Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Its boxing it happens. Ottke KO'd Choc once upon a time

    Fury got up and KOd him

    Also sparked Chambers - Sparked USS after getting dropped

    Beat Chisora - easily and will probably do the same again

    Tyson has done OK in his 22 fights, Get this next one out the way and its time for a real step up. An Arreola or Povetkin type fight
     
  10. Westy78

    Westy78 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    AJ has bags of potential, but thats all it is. Hasn't been tested yet, we don't know how good his chin is, whether he gasses going into the later rounds etc.
     
  11. Maxsplit

    Maxsplit Well-Known Member Full Member

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    It's impossible to make any kind of logical argument that he could beat Fury.

    A better question is would he be able to beat some of Fury's high level victims like Chisora and Cunningham?

    At the moment he would lose clearly to both to be honest, let alone have a prayer with Fury.

    AJ has had just 6 fights at pro level ... Give the lad a chance!

    I will say this though, Joshua looked a lot better than Price vs Skelton.
     
  12. Mufc30

    Mufc30 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    History is full of 'nearly men' but surely given the latter day examples of Seth Mitchell and David Price people would hold back in their estimations of where Joshua will go?

    Yes he has lots going for him but too many unknowns as yet. I for one hope the lad gets there though, like his attitude etc.

    On a side note hes a beast!
     
  13. JACK McWAVEY

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    Last few posts are bang on.

    @ solaris, cunningham is streets ahead of anyone aj has fought. Silly thing to say.
     
  14. ryandud

    ryandud Active Member Full Member

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    very very interesting item ages ago on you tube regarding this.

    Was prior to 2012 and bunce interviewed tyson fury on radio who being his normal self said he had been sparring earlier in the day and got absolutely bashed up by an impressive amateur in anthony joshua.Admittedly went on to say very very early in his camp but i remember thinking how impressed i was with tysons honesty.

    Granted this was in days tyson wasnt in great shape and id opt for fury by ko although its a big guess up as basically guessing where joshua will be this time next year and while i like him my own belief is will take him longer to learn the game.

    Fight would only ever likely be for world title which would be a huge huge fight.
     
  15. Sugar 88

    Sugar 88 Woke Moralist-In-Chief

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    Amazed at the hype fury is getting. Wouldn't mind seeing him do well as he's game and entertaining enough but can't help but think people are getting massively carried away. Average at best.