Do you approve of Tyson Fury fighting Chisora in December? (poll)

No you are a casual...
Vlad had looked poor and unmotivated in his last few fights before Fury....FACT!
Wilder has not fought ANY of the other top guys in the division who has fought top common opponents..FACT!
You are a clue less daft twat...FACT.
So yeah I think I've clearly established that you are both clueless....and a TWAT.

 

Mate he will continue to get opportunities as long as he's still a boxer. Last time my ass.

 

I don't like mismatches. I doubly don't like The number one guy fighting in mismatches unless its an absolute mandatory, and I triply don't like rematch mismatches.

 

People saying its a stay busy fight, wtf man.

If he fights Usyk by April it will be a year since he beat Whyte.

Since when is waiting 6 or more months a stay busy fight?

 

Those assertions aren't facts though. They are merely biased and moronic opinions that are contradicted by facts.

 

Which Alt?
You failed to provide to demonstrate any evidence...so you are meaningless.
Either defend a position otherwise don't say anything otherwise I will wreck you.

 

Wilder would be better than Joshua, Briedis, Gassiev, Bellew, Huck? No. He isn't even as proven as Usyk's fourth tier wins. You're dreaming

 

I don't mind the fight, if Fury is really what the mainstream boxing media and his silly nuthuggers are calling him then he wouldn't be chasing this fight. However, he is a greatly exaggerated belt holder thus Fury v Chisora 3 is happening. I like watching both of these dudes fight, I would even like to see Chisora win, as long as it's not followed by an immediate rematch. Sadly, I am very sceptical that Fury will indeed fight Usyk after Chisora, nothing he's done as 'champion' lends me to believe he will fight ' The Great One'. The quicker Grand Master Usyk has all 4 belts the better.

 

If you think Tony ****in' Bellow, Marco Huck, and an AJ who just got slapped around by Ruiz are better wins than an undefeated Wilder, it's you who needs to wake up.

 

Wilder has literally never beaten a prime contender. Nobody rated in the top 10 who wasn't completely old and washed up. He is a hypejob, used by conmen to trick gullible Americans into believing they had a good heavyweight.

 

Vlad scored a sensational one punch KO of an undefeated Pulev (who AJ fans defended as a good win 7 years later) a year before fighting Fury. Vlad looked okay but dominant against an undefeated contender in Jennings. He didn't look poor or unmotivated whatsoever. You don't know **** about boxing and and are telling yourself a story to fit your narrative.

Vladimir came within an inch of stopping Joshua at 41 after being out of the ring two years. The real decline was 39-41 where he looked slow as molasses and still almost KTFO Joshua.

 

Please go on about how 30-2-1 Tony Bellew with his robust resume (consisting of who, again?) is a better win than an undefeated HW champion in Wilder. Can't wait for your analysis. Was it the draw against Isaac Chilemba that sold you?

 

He beat David Haye x2 by KO, Makabu (the current WBC cruiser champ) by KO, and Nathan Cleverly KO. All miles better than anybody Wilder beat (pfp).

I'd kill to see Makabu ice Ortiz

 

You keep compounding that you are a spastic....
You really aren't helping yourself....nobody has claimed the AJ win against Pulev as being a great win...that's you projecting to try and make Vlad's win look better. It isn't a great win for either although Vlad did get a good highlight reel KO.
It isn't my narrative at all you bellend. It's a consensus opinion that Vlad was struggling with issues outside of the ring...this is fact.
Again a false narrative Vlad looked motivated and sharper than his previous fight despite being a little older mainly because he was clearly more motivated for the AJ fight than the previous couple of fights.
This is just reality you can't counter shyte you daft twat.

 

So his best win is a retired one-legged 40 year old David Haye? Seriously? A Nathan Cleverly who is best known for being a piñata for Kovalev?

You have bought into the matchroom hype. The Eddie Hearn Orbit. No one in their right mind thinks a 30-2, beltless Tony Bellew is a better win than an undefeated champion in Wilder.