Who wins this one right now? Does Fury have enough to keep him on the end of the jab or does Whyte walk through him?
hughie fury has had a stop start career through injury and i think that dillian could be too much man for him at this time but in 18 months i think hughie if he keeps healthy would win handily.
Would be a good interesting fight, Whyte the more dangerous explosive fighter, if he was landing keen alot he would win but Hughie the much better boxer and if I had to stick my neck out I think his boxing skills prevail.
This whole Brit heavyweight scene has me confuzzled. People seem to think Hughie beats this guy in a walkover (or several do) ... so why didn't he fight him on PPV instead of letting Joshua get the payday at the attention? Why didn't he fight the Cornish Hen first? Instead, Hughie has fought, what, twice this year and turned down a title shot on eight weeks notice (offer was Aug. 1 to fight Sept. 26)? I get the idea that Team Not-so-fast-&-Fury-ous has a plan to let Joshua test all the top domestics so Hughie can dine on leftover once they have proven themselves safe enough opponents. Why hasn't Hughie been fighting lately? I thought he was over the worms?
Whyte doesn't have to fear Huggies power at all. He will probably get outboxed a couple of rounds, but when he catches up it might all go south fast for the young guy. I think it's as 50/50 as they come. Either Fury wins on points or he gets levelled when Whyte lands big.
You are totally confused if you think Joshua is fighting better opponents.. Hughie is fighting euro level. Joshua not even British..
I don't see him fighting any upper-level Euro guys ... looks like they wait for a guy to get exposed and all of a sudden he signs on as a Hughie opponent. My question is pretty basic: If Bob Dylan is a PPV-level opponent (which means more money and, obviously from what we see on the forums, a lot higher profile and publicity), why didn't Team Hughie snatch up that PPV date and fight him first? Does H. Fury plan to fight again in 2015?
Hughie Fury would outpoint Whyte. He needs to fill out and find his man strength and should not risk it now. But the win over Rudenko was a better win than anything Joshua has on his record for example.