Fury v Wilder 3 British forum RBR

Such a different level in skills here.

 

Neither is that impressive to me.

 

Yep, don't think he's championship quality but he's going to very difficult to beat in fact only the top HW's would beat him based on this

 

Sanchez has that textbook GH physique. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but funny how blatant it is in this case.

 

Yep, definitely comfortable in the ring and was never troubled at all.

 

Harsh on Sanchez you don’t really see many HWs with that movement and explosive speed. Ajagba was a massive disappointment and if he wasn’t so hesitant and reserved I think Sanchez would have sparked him.

Would love to see Ruiz v Sanchez. No idea where either fighter goes from here but I want Sanchez in with a former champion.

 

When he actually throws punches sanchez is electric

 

Sweet Caroline made it onto this show

 

I'll watch again with two eyes open. It was the first thing I seen as I woke up and only seen 5 rounds. I'm probably talking even more shite than normal

 

I think Sanchez has great hand speed and fast footwork. He doesn't really try to put much power into his shots either. He's quite fluid with how he switches stances as well. He's not going to be a big seller with that style though and cos of that there won't exactly be a queue of heavyweights who will want to fight him. High risk, low reward.

 

I think Sanchez would struggle with someone like AJ because unlike Ajagba, AJ actually commits and throws combinations.

But Sanchez is intriguing. Like I said would love to see him in with a former world champion to get a better gauge on his quality.

 

Sanchez looks a bit like Pudding Whyte but in shape with good boxing skills.

Not convinced there is a World Champion there yet but we have had much worse since 2014.

 

Main event time. Common sense says Fury within 6 but I just have a feeling Wilder might have his moments. Wouldn’t shock me to see Fury floored.

There was mixed opinion in the weigh in thread about Wilder’s weight gain. Personally I think it will be to Wilder’s advantage but I stand to be corrected here.

 

Ajagba was always a fraud hypejob. Unbelievable how such a poor fighter got so much hype and promotion

Whereas Ivan Dychko who beat Ajagba easily at the Olympics is a real talent and can't get a deal with a big promoter smh.