In Fury's 18th fight he fought Martin Rogan

err Think I have also posted that Sugar88 visits Old Compton Street with his trousers on back to front.

Only banter as how to fook do we know who is gay on here?

 

He mentioned something about his boyfriend the other day.

 

Are you white or brown Sugar?

 

You have indeed.

The funny thing is if I were gay I'd say it. I don't think who someone else is seeing is any of anyone else's business. I'm live and let live on anything that's doesn't harm anyone else.

As for my ethnicity I guess I'd be described as white european.

It's also pretty pathetic that Solaris is using both of his accounts on this thread. He really needs help.

 

I've given you a lot of stick on here Punter but I would like to drop my guard and say that actually made me chuckle at my desk. I hate myself

 

I only need one account to make you a fool darling.

It's amusing that you're a **** stabber who hates black people. Surely as minority groups you'd stick together?

 

It's a new day and a good one for you as I'm giving you a response.

Use this as a springboard for better things. You can do it.

 

Fury only had about 26 amateur fights and was 19/20 when he turned pro, compared to Joshua who was 23/24 and has an Olympic Games behind him.

However,Joshua never ducked his mandatory for the British title like Fury did and up until the Wladimir fight his best wins were againt's a cruiserweight and a 6ft Chisora.

I did feel sorry for him during the Haye debacle and I do believe Haye bottled it a bit, but Fury also did bottle the fight with Ustinov as I believe he would have had no problem turning up had Chisora been in the opposite corner.

Joshua's resume is not littered with names but hopefully we will see him box Parker and Haye/Wilder next year to set up a big fight with Fury in 2018.

 

Joshua 5 best Wins

Breazeale
Whyte
Johnson
Martin
Cornish


Fury's 5 best wins

Klitschko
Chisora
Cunningham
Johnson
Abell

 

Steve Cunningham 2013 is probably better than anyone Joshua has faced.

Pulev is a decent opponent on paper, but he looks ridiculously lacking in movement, and AJ probably will flatten him like Wlad did.

 

Joshua might be over-hyped and even over-rated, but I think most people would agree there's only 4 or 5 heavyweights out there who beat him or stand a chance of beating him.

 

I agree Cunningham would beat Whyte, Brezeale and Martin etc but the point being Fury was very protected up until he boxed Wlad.

 

Yes you can...

The world title shot came out of the blue. Charles Martin was/is s**t and it was clear AJ could pick up a title ahead of schedule, thus boosting his and Matchroom's potential future earnings, and reinforcing him as a PPV fighter. But he is 'still learning' and, therefore, will remain a protected asset until his management see fit to increase the risk factor.

I wish you were right in a way, but boxing is a business.