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Fury is no Ali and doesn`t have his chin.

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Lots of people are saying that Fury is taking this fight too early and needs more tune ups but what's done is done...the fight is on.

So with that said, if you're Tyson Fury's trainer, what preparations are gonna be needed to ensure the best possible outcome for Tyson Fury?

I'd like to hear some suggestions.

 

I feel like being facetious and saying brain transplant or develop a cyborg, because I don't give current fury more than a 10% chance, but..

You have to imagine Wilder's team will study the Wlad fight and prepare wilder to close and get within range. So fury will be boxing off the back foot, pivoting, countering and trying to negate that fearsome straight right.

He will need superb conditioning because he has to be on his toes for 12 rounds.

He needs to be able to do enough to win rounds, because he doesn't look like he can knock the skin off a rice pudding so he needs to impress adalaide Byrd and friends.

Lots of high quality sparring. Great conditioning work and praying to every divinity ever conceived of.

 

1. Stay behind the jab most of the time
2. Move and feint constantly
3. Roll with the punches
4. Use size to wear him down on the inside when the opportunity is given but don't risk getting hit too much.
5. Avoid the right hand as much as you can

 

Because this fight will be in Las Vegas, I feel as though that even if Fury wins rounds from pure boxing, that he won't be awarded those rounds hence why I think Wilder is taking this fight. If Wilder is losing rounds (kinda like vs Ortiz) he was always have the fail safe protection from the judges.

 

Fury needs to keep the fight at long range, or on the inside.

The second he gets stuck in mid-range, he's in trouble.


An identical performance to the one he put on against Klitschko completely nullifies Wilder.....

Has he got that in him yet?


He had to nullify the left hook and straight right of Wlad.....
Against Wilder he can afford to get tagged by the left more, as long as he avoids the right.


Wilder by KO based on Fury's last 2 fights.....
Fury by UD, or even late stoppage if Wilder goes out on his shield, in a Klitschko style performance.

 

I think this will be a stormer of a fight actually, Furys unpredictability mixed with Wilders gung-ho aggressive style will make for a good mix, unfortunately I don't think we're anywhere close to seeing a Fury that beat Wlad but I think there's enough there and he's tough enough to go the distance, overall though I think Wilders work will be better and he'll take it on points.

It should also raise the stakes for the Wilder AJ fight next year.

 

Fury outboxes him and then stops him in the 10th.

 

I would say that whilst it's finally a relief to see Fury back, and Wilder actually fighting an established HW.......

I'd much rather see this fight in 12 months time, as I believe it becomes more competitive.

 

You never said anything about flying Piri Piri Chicken though, not once.

 

Your opinion. Yes or No. Will this current version of Fury be Wilders biggest test and fight?

I have read how some are saying they think Fury is not what he was etc and that they feel Wilder will KO him.
So the question is - Will this current version of Fury be Wilders biggest test and fight?
Yes or No

Please state your reason for your answer

 

Yes.

 

Finally the best are fighting the best and we don't have to wait 4 years for it. The big guys are back!!!

 

Fury will be in good shape but he has not the style to beat Wilder, i think Ortiz was more of a threat to him than
Tyson Fury will be.