Fury "I’m around 20st at the moment, nice and high, plenty of weight on me"

I tried and...I failed. I just can't do it.

""Thou shalt have no other gods before Me"

 

Fury fan here don't believe a thing that comes out.

Between fury and his team and th ldbc making up stories most of the **** you hear about fury isn't true. In fact the ******ed ldbc makes it easier than ever to spread false rumors

 

Unless Wilder has figured out how not to get pushed backward, it won’t matter.

Fury had better be minding his defense still, tho, and he will have to be in top shape to beat Usyk.

 

Even if he is 20st that's only 7lbs heavier than last time and considering how easily he dominated I can't see 7lbs making such a huge difference.

Yes Fury can be inconsistent but when has he ever lost, he always finds a way to win no matter how poor his condition is.

 

Wilder has been training some inside work but all that will do is expose himself more for Fury.

His feet aren't good enough. Won't take long for Fury to have him defenceless.

 

WIlder was too dangerous in the first 3 rounds of the last fight for Fury not to take this 100% seriously.
Wilder landed a few grazing rights and one Fury just managed to roll with. Very small margin of error for Fury there.

 

Would you get an "I love Wilder" tattoo after Wilder returns Fury into oblivion, this time for the count,

 

Well officially he has a draw on his record.

So not flawless.

 

Well, I saw John McDermott beat The Gypsy King once and get robbed.

 

That was The Gypsy Prince.

 

Fury will smash Wilder like some poor bug under a boot. All hail the Furious One!

 

He’s going to have a 70lbs weight advantage over Wilder lol. He’ll be flinging him around the ring like an insect.

 

If one guys comes in at 280 lbs and the other maybe 220 lbs, nobody finds that silly? Boxers in the lower weight classes have disputes over 1-3 lbs weight differences.

 

We've been seeing these marquee division size mismatches for over one-hundred years, there's no reason for that to change now. Willard was drubbed by Dempsey, Louis whooped Primo and Buddy, David Haye gave up around 100 lbs to Nikolai Valuev and had him doing the chicken dance in the 12th, Michael Hunter took out Martin Bakole not too long ago. Up over 200 lb, men can outbox and hurt each other despite great chasms in size. The occasional freakshow is part of the attraction, and you can't get it in any other weight class, this chance to see a man make nonsense of a sixty-pound weight disparity by leaving a giant flat on his back.

It's a good opportunity to also note that pitting the cruiserweight and heavyweight divisions against each other (as some fans do) misses the point, in so much as the seperation should never have been created. The original eight is where it's at. These guys who call themselves cruiserweights and subsequently move up should have been heavyweights all along.



For what it's worth, Wilder is unlikely to be as low as 220; judging by recent appearances, more likely he comes in heavier than the 231 he weighed last time.