W. Klitchko vs Muhammed Ali The Definitive Break Down

Fury was pre-prime and lacked experience so it levelled out the playing field. The fight wasn't competitive. No version of Wlad beats Fury based on what happened that night.

 

You're obviously a newbie fan and have a lot to learn.

The consensus for years was that Wlad looks less impressive against smaller guys and shines against bigger guys. Fury was predicted to lose badly because Wlad always does better against bigger guys.

Turns out Wlad is just no good against guys who can stick n move and circle around the ring. Ali being the greatest of all time in those departments.

 

And which bigger guys did Wlad shine against?

 

What does the freakshow Valuev got to do with anything?

 

Fury was in his prime, he'll never get better than this. He's old in boxing years, he doesn't have a lifestyle of an athlete. His body aged much faster than that of other boxers.

 

This was the general consensus.

 

This

 

You are a newbie who started watching boxing when you joined this forum. You were probably on the Haye hypetrain who likely got you in boxing, that's why you're still bitter about Wlad. You registered just after Haye vs Chisora fight.

 

No it wasn't. Everyone said that guys of his size or bigger who know how to box would give Klitschko problems. You're inventing things now.

 

He had very little top level experience and zero championship experience . That means he was pre-prime.

WK has about 4 different primes , but Fury can only have one?

WK is fighting to become a 3 time world champ next year with many tipping him to achieve his goal so he can't have been that far gone.
It was an even playing field and Fury won by shut out

 

Bigger than him, reach and BOXING SKILLS, I thought that was obvious enough but I guess some fools need me to point it out. I hope you didn't mean I thought that LeBron James would beat Klitschko.

 

Why did you cut away all the boxing related content? Is that all you got to offer?

 

And what is Fury's "prime" then? It doesn't exist. He either doesn't have a prime or his prime was the Klitschko fight. You talk as if Fury went on to have 10 more years of boxing career after that fight and peeked years later.

 

You said that I'm a newbie while it's obvious you're just another bitter disillusioned member of the Haye hypetrain.

 

Im no fan of Haye and predicted Fury to destroy him when 95% of boxing forums were picking Fury to be layed out cold.

What does Haye have to do with any of this?