aj obviously roiding

doesn't matter. boxing isn't about roids and bodybuilding, whatever he is or isn't doing he is still a ko waiting to happen either way

 

This again

 

I agree, it doesn't really matter.
Most elite heavyweights are 'roiding, but there's no substitute for boxing skill, heart and the ability to take a punch. < Drugs will do nothing for the first two, and relatively little for the latter.

The more remarkable thing is that Tyson Fury, world's best heavyweight, very possibly is NOT 'roiding.
He might be, but he's certainly among the few who I wouldn't be surprised to find out is 100% clean.

 

Just like you then.

 

:huh

What are you trying to say.

 

No, too cryptic for me.
- Fury being 6'9 is going to make it naturally easier for him to box his fights on the outside.
- His uncle has done well to get him to keep his weight down between fights, in his last two fights. Even now, Fury who hasn't done any boxing training since the Wlad fight, has been running and looks far slimmer than he did when he was a slob.

Aware of these facts, I'm not sure you comment or what you were trying to imply makes any sense at all.

 

Hard to ''read between the lines'' of complete nonsense. Are you implying that Fury is able to box on the outside because he's on steroids? Of all the Trolls I've ever come across you're by far the most witless.

 

same old topics week in week out , how many threads on this 20-30-50 ?

boring !!

 

Not really. He had pretty decent stamina when he was a fat novice .... for a fat novice. He weighed a flabby 270 in the McDermott rematch.
Now he's more experienced and he's in better shape.
All fighters develop stamina. That's the whole point, moving up from 4- and 6-rounders to 8, 10 and 12.

 

I'm not equating steroids to muscle mass. Lots of boxers use steroids. Many of them have unremarkable physiques.

 

two stones of lean muscle added in under two years. No suspicion there.

 

until this is proven can we stop this in every thread.