Fury couldn't flatline a guy who had never boxed pro before, got dropped by him as well, so I can't see him doing it to Joshua.
No, he looked impressive against Ngannou too so we saw how bad he looked against a real fighter, I won't disparage him anymore but Joshua should consider retirement, he has achieved everything and made money for countless lives.
At least Fury didn't get splattered like the dosser in hist last fight. AJ was so traumatized by that fight he needed a 15-month "rebuild" to face a "youtuber". During all this time Dubois has also been challenging and mocking AJ, and the dosser has showed 0 intent of rematching the dude who made him breakdance on his head.
Behave, the person your describing sounds like he has charisma and personality, thats not Dubois. He hasnt been heard of since Usyk took his soul again. Not sure where you've imagined these call outs.
Fury is a clown who went 10 rounds with a cagefighter who dropped him, he's just as much of a clown as AJ is on the world scene, the pair of them are years past their sell by date.
Wilder had been rocked and almost put out by a number of his past opponents who were barely above the level of cab drivers. It's actually an indictment on Fury's power that after hitting Wilder behind the ear in Round 3 of their 2nd match it took him FOUR MORE ROUNDS to finally get them to wave it off. In their 3rd bout he again knocked Wilder down in the 3rd. Wilder had literally nothing left after about Round 5 and it still took Fury until the ELEVENTH DAMN ROUND to finally get him out of there.
Well at least Wilder ain't no quitter without heart like the glass chin. He took Parker's best shots without going down, got battered by Duhaupaus without going down and Ortiz. He's only been folded by Fury and Zhang.
Against wilder 2&3 he was hitting like a truck, prior to that wilder hadn’t been down and had a respectable chin. Very odd that’s the only times he hit hard then it disappeared
It’s HW boxing brother and things happen quickly and sometimes out of nowhere and often by systematic breakdowns