Fury will stop Klitschko for the first time in 10 years come July.

I was one of the only men who had Fury the winner for #1. Vcash proves it.

And this time, Fury will finish him off.

Wlad's had a pretty good career, but he's facing someone who is just better in almost every way than he is.

It's a step in the mountain that's going to be too much for him.

Fury sends him tumbling down.

Fury TKO10.

 

Due to cutzzzzzzzz.....

Fury Late TKO.

You will see - after a few jabs only: [url]http://e2.365dm.com/15/11/768x432/wladimir-klitschko-tyson-fury_3382857.jpg?20151129093637[/url]

 

His first challenge is this whole losing 45lb business

 

I don't know about that. The fight is a little over 3 months from now and Fury looks over 40 pounds overweight. Klitschko on the other hand has been training like a demon this whole time.

 

I'll be shocked if fury wins again. Wlad was caught sleeping first time.

 

Predicting Wlad's defeat to Fury in their first fight is becoming like Woodstock, everyone was there.

I thought Fury had a better chance than anyone else Wlad ever defended against. I made a thread about what a dire threat he was. But I still made Wlad the favorite.

I'm torn on what to predict now. I'd say about 40% Fury UD, 30% Fury KO, 30% Wlad ko. Virtually no chance of a Wlad UD, unless Fury goes down a lot but survives to the cards.

 

Wlad gets him out of there in three rounds if he tries.

 

I actually had 2 threads about that and I also bet all my vcash.

 

Any version of Wladimir from Byrd2 to Pulev would KO Fury in under 5 rounds, but maybe he is past it. We'll find out in July.

 

I thought Wlad would win

but not because I liked Wlad so much, because I didn't think Fury was as good as he is.

but if there was anyone that called Fury first it was Dino

 

I think so too. I think that it's harder to win a rematch against someone like Klitschko than the first fight and basically Fury is saying something similar. The pressure on him is much higher now and he's not as motivated.

I see Fury as naturally gifted, overconfident (which could be good in some cases like the first Wlad fight) born fighter who likes to fight much more than he likes to train. He simply doesn't condition his body in a way that he should be and has motivation problems.

I see Fury losing the rematch and then talking himself into some big money fights with Joshua, Wilder or trilogy with Fury.

 

He calls any of Wlad's opponents first. :hey

Even before they are announced.

 

the ****** wrench in this for me is,,,,,,,

,,,,, "how un-prime has Wlado become?"

did everybody just start catching up to Wlado or did he really loose a step??

The thing in elite sports is, sometimes you can loose a quarter step and its enough to take you down, is that what happened to Wlado?

at 39 it could be possible ??

this question is the main reason I am not so sure about Waldo winning his title back :think

 

exactly