Tyson Fury disgraced the sport of boxing, but Anthony Joshua redeemed it

I feel like I've already answered your question from my perspective and we've diverged from the original point;

Fury's win over Wlad was better. He dominated him in his backyard and took his titles with zero damage to himself.

 

Don't disagree that. I rate Fury's win as the higher win
Never said anything to the contrary about that

 

Tyson "Belly" Fury is still afraid to fight Anthony Joshua.

The longer it takes to make the fight, the less interest from fans and so less money.

 

Let's face it, even if they fought tomorrow would either of them get any credit?

 

Still wasn't a British stoppage.

 

? Not really sure how that relates to my post.

 

Your babbling is sort of disgraceful, maybe you should give that some thought.

 

Not as much as Fury's performance against Ngannou tho.

 

AJ will not disgrace the sport of boxing this coming Friday.

 

Disagree. The ref needs to give all fighters the same quality of refereeing, regardless of status. That just unfairly penalizes lesser known boxers.

 

My thoughts exactly. He knows that unless he gets a KO1, he's going to get a lot of ****. In a funny way, he's in a rough position; he loses unless he wins via KO, quickly and violently.

 

Personally I think even fighting Jake Paul is a bigger disgrace than Ngannou.

Hopefully this is over in 30 seconds so we can finally end these side shows

 

If Belly wasn't so much of a coward, AJ would be fighting him instead.

 

Be that as it may, AJ could fight literally anyone else.

His stock drops from this imo

 

Yeah he was stunned multiple times by Stipe Miocic but as good as Stipe was (At his peak) he was never really a devastating puncher. Most his one shot KO’s came from good timing rather than sheer power. Sergei Kharitonov definitely would’ve zapped Francis’ lights off. Probably prime Fedor and Cro Cop too. THOSE were punchers in MMA. Not so much Stipe, Overeem off steroids or even Cain.

People can say what they want about Joshua… but the guy can crack! Also fast hands for someone his size which adds to the impact.