Joe Joyce claims it wouldn't be wise for Fury to fight aggressively against Joshua

https://www.boxingnews24.com/2021/0...ury-to-fight-aggressively-against-joshua/?amp

100% agree with Joe Joyce about everything he says. Joshua should come forward to win and Fury should be elusive to win.

 

If Fury boxes like he did in the first Wilder fight or the Klitschko fight then he probably wins a clear decision, if he fight aggressively I believe it's advantage AJ.

 

I don't like him letting AJ get comfortable, the psychological pressure he can put on feels like too big an edge to give up.

Maybe he can do that without being as aggressive as Wilder 2, but sitting back and trying to score one more jab per round than AJ carries its own risks.

 

He needs to be close enough to AJ to counter every shot AJ throws, AJ becomes very wary of counters like v Parker who kept throwing a fast counter jab and Ruiz in the second fight, despite winning that AJ wa very negative, he cannot throw that amount of shots and beat Fury, AJ is going to have to throw more punches than he`s ever thrown to beat Fury, he needs to up his workrate.

 

I think that style is his best chance of winning however even a limited boxer like Wilder got to and floored Fury twice when he employed that tactic!

 

Fury's best chance is to make it into a 12 round, low punch output stinker.

 

Not sure will this hyped up supposed fight even to be happen.
If this will happen, Fury should do all the best not to allow this to get till cards.
Sooner = better.
Maul, steamroll and beatup him is his only chance to win fight vs A.J guy. Not to hope to get fair decision here vs A.J.

 

Are you seriously trying to ignore the fact that Fury was 6 months back from a 2+ year drink, drugs and 10 stones weight gain?

Fury should and will put it on him.

 

Joshua doesn't punch as fast or hard as Wilder, Fury should be able to outbox Joshua with ease. This could be the scenario for the first fight Fury wins clearly but the fight ends in a draw or loss to justify a bigger rematch, because of this in the rematch Fury will have to go for the KO although its easier to just outbox Anthony Joshua. The Fury-Joshua fight can't go beyond the rematch, because Fury is clearly superior to Joshua in every category & Fury will win

As soon as Fury is done with Joshua, Joshua will be matched with Wilder in an explosive series. All Joshua has to do to win is survive any Wilder fight he will be given the decision, the obvious game plan will make Wilder wilder than he already is...Joshua fans on pins on needles for every second of the fight...until Wilder lands the Right hand and puts them out of their misery.

 

You're right. Joshua will never beat Fury. He has a 0% chance of winning. Has has absolutely nothing that can trouble Fury, nothing. Fury schools him then when Joshua blows his 30 second gas tank then Fury can beat him up.

 

Fury would get blasted out at mid-close range with counters and combinations attempting that. That just might be the worst possible thing Fury could do. It would be an extremely entertaining fight until Fury gets laid out like picnic blanket.

 

I cant see AJ winning this one. Fury has always been a terrible style proposition for him.

If Fury concentrates for 12 rounds and keeps the fight at long range boxing. AJ doesnt stand a hope in hell under those circumstances.

It is a fight I can only see him winning if he catches Fury with something big and jumps on him, because Fury has lost concentration or got sloppy.

Depending on who the judges and referee is, it will something like a 118-111. I cant see AJ winning more 2-3 rounds

 

Yeah if Fury keeps it at range for 12 rounds thats an uphill battle for Aj. Will Fury do that ? Remains to be seen.

 

Why wouldnt he? It is the glaringly obvious strategy to win the fight, and it is risk free. As AJ lacks the goods to outbox him.

He would be insane not to.

I am sure if the fight happens and we get the build up that he will say he will go for a 4 round knock out. But we all know he will come to box.

 

Because Fury has everybody in his family and half the boxing community telling him Aj is an easy fight ? Fury just destroyed Deontay Wilder with his pressure style and that could do his confidence wonders. He could become overconfident going into the Aj fight thinking he could do the same thing because keep in mind Aj has been boxing moving backwards in his last 2 fights. If he truly saw Aj as a threat he would loose at least 25 pounds so he could be light on his toes to be able to box and move for 12 rounds.