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I was expectin Ellis to give fury a bit of a fight and to outspeed him although i bet on fury to knock him out i didnt......i mean.....48 seconds?

 

Who should he be fighting for the 5th in his career, Wladimir perhaps?

Why don't you keep the anti-British stuff to yourself, lets talk boxing instead.

 

He's on my ignore list. I only see him when people are dumb enough to quote his bull ****. I doubt it was anti brit suff I put him on for. He is just a worthless poster. Go to User CP and scroll down the left side to Ignore. You will be glad you learned to use that feature. I am. :good

 

Lol somebody sounds jealous of the talent we brits are producing

 

Good point cause Tye Fields was an excellent american fighter who didn't fight any tomato cans!

You are an idiot, he has had 5 fights, who do you want him to fight?

 

You're a ****ing tit.

"Leeching off of tomato cans". He's had 5 fights for **** sake.

 

Do you know of many fighters that fought a guy 21-3 in their 2nd pro fight??

 

Odlanier Solis fought a former "German heavyweight champion" in Andreas Sidon for his pro debut.

Solis is a real pro's pro. He doesn't take fights against absolute scrubs, he goes straight for the big boys. Once he gets his weight in check, it's smooth sailing to his first world title.

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He's a good fighter, not quite sure how far he'll go though.

He'll be back in the ring on the Carl Froch - Taylor undercard in 2 weeks time

 

:yep Isn't your conditioning part of your professionalism??

 

If Fury's got a good chin he should be a title contender in a couple of years.

 

Odlanier Solis is 29 years old and has a vast amateur pedigree.............to go with his vast hunger.

Tyson Fury is a 20 year old novice.

Can you spot the difference?

 

How much did Solis get to turn pro?

I think all Tyson Fury got was he could take a break from tarring roads...

 

Yup. The difference is that Solis, assuming he gets his weight down, is the future of the heavyweight division while Fury is nothing but an overrated hype job.

In fact, if his name was "Joe Smith", we would never be having this conversation. Like I said, he's your typical heavyweight bum who just happens to have an eye-catching name.

 

Fury will be on £3k a fight like Hatton and Calzaghe were at the start of their career.

I see him getting to Euro level at least.