Tyson Fury's brilliant boxing explained - Technique breakdown

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  1. mark ant

    mark ant Canelo was never athletic Full Member

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    How high does Fury`s skill level rate out of 10? This study explains why he was so good v Wilder and Wlad etc.
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  2. CJH

    CJH Member Full Member

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    7/10 in overall skills.

    Very good defensively but quite poor offensively.

    Fury does have tremendous movement for a man of his size and his upper body movement is very evasive. He also feints alot (too much imo) which gives a good impression that he is winning fights comfortably.

    A good example is the Wilder fight, jerked and feinted a lot without doing anything much offensively. This coupled with his hands behind his back gives the impression that he won every round apart from the 2 he got KD.

    Anyone who gives Fury 10/11 of those 12 rounds doesn't know sh*t about boxing.

    Offensively, he has a pawing but effective jab. He doesn't throw power shots with correct form and they are delivered more like slaps than anything where he's twisted his body and extended his arms to get full power on his shots. He's also not that accurate but his different angles do present opportunities to land cleanly.

    If he improved offensively he would be higher than a 7, but I still believe when he fights someone who can box and doesn't get thrown off by his feints he will come unstuck.
     
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  3. Boxing2019

    Boxing2019 If you want peace, prepare war. Full Member

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    Maybe Fury is not a master of technique but he has mastery of it imo. He was the only fighter seen fighting with Wilder who
    could afford to tease him around during the fight without appearing coc*ky.
     
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  4. Heavy_Hitter

    Heavy_Hitter Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He looked poor vs Wallin. Maybe 3 out of 10. Wladimir was old and Wilder was outboxed even by Shpilka.
     
  5. tee_birch

    tee_birch Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Depends what you describe as technical. You wouldn't teach Fury's style to a youngster getting in to boxing.

    It's unorthodox but it works for him
     
  6. mark ant

    mark ant Canelo was never athletic Full Member

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    He was out of shape v Wallin and seems unfocused, he has stated he won`t be botheed if the Wilder rematch doesn`t come off because he has achieved evderything he wanted to in boxing.
     
  7. Heavy_Hitter

    Heavy_Hitter Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Was he different weight then Wilder or Shwartz fight? I'm too lazy to Google
    Also, he didn't really achieve much in boxing except for being another Buster Douglas to Wlad.
     
  8. mark ant

    mark ant Canelo was never athletic Full Member

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    Fury`s erratic movement made him far harder to hit v Wlad and Wilder than Douglas was v an out of form M.Tyson was and Fury`s belly was a lot bigger v Wallin than it was v Wilder.
     
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  9. MorvidusStyle

    MorvidusStyle Well-Known Member Full Member

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    People do want to see Fury do much damage with his punching but he fights defensive against more dangerous opponents these days because he has more skill than them. When he does go on the offensive he actually has a very varied arsenal and has hurt a lot of fighters to the body which is unique for HWs and interesting to watch. His combination punching and countering is clearly better than a lot of HWs.

    Last fight Fury went into brawl mode but lacked accuracy no doubt because of his eyeball coming out. Wallin was hurt numerous times to head and body but survived. It might turn out that Wallin is actually pretty tough and hard to stop, guess we'll see how he goes from here on out. But he wasn't of the opinion that Fury was a featherfist if you listen to his interview.
     
  10. AdamT

    AdamT Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I'm a big fan of Fury, but I am inclined to agree with your points on his offense

    He slaps similar to Calzaghe, though I'm not sure if Fury actually has hand issues?

    I would like to see him sit down on his punches more, but I believe that would leave him vulnerable to getting caught and Fury has been dropped a few times. Granted he always has gotten up, but he doesn't like to take chances!

    I hope I am wrong, but I don't think his pitter patter style will work for the second time against Wilder

    He will need to get Deontay's respect and try to hurt him early and perhaps get close and bully him with his extra weight

    Of course that's a risky gameplan, but so is staying on the outside pawing with the jab and feinting so often!

    Wilder will be ready for his unorthodox style this time and I have a feeling he will knock Fury out within 4 or 5 rounds.
     
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  11. Aydamn

    Aydamn Dillian Da Dissappointment Full Member

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    Yawn

    If he is so special... God gift to boxing... why is he fighting bums.

    Muhammed Ali THE GREATEST GIFT to boxing.

    Never ducked, or shyed away from anyone or anything. REAL MAN.

    ***** Tyson fans
     
  12. notjustacasual

    notjustacasual Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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    Yup

    Someone like a bit younger Povetkin would have done fury in. A well schooled boxer with power and technique who wouldn't fall for the herky jerk and weird noises he makes.
     
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  13. dangerousity

    dangerousity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    A lot of that “skills” is due to height and reach advantage. Try that with a 4 inch height deficit.

    I feel like Muhammad Ali too when sparring shorter slower guys.

    He’s skilled but it’s a lot more shallow than people think.
     
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  14. joe91

    joe91 Member Full Member

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    Muhammed Ali the greatest
    ? surely you meant Dillian Whyte?
     
  15. Aydamn

    Aydamn Dillian Da Dissappointment Full Member

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    Dillian is a below average boxer, who whoops the ass of better boxers which makes him the most hated man on this boxing forum

    Doesn't pass the eye test, can't move properly, trips himself up... still beats the crap out of anyone in boxing.

    #Amazing