He's not motivated because it was such a clear win the first time??? what do you mean??? it was a fight where next to nothing happened and fury won by doing a little more than nothing
Whyte was one of AJ biggest opponents and he had a tough fight..... Whyte is just another sparring partner for Wlad. You all put to much into the Fury fight. It was a 'BAD NIGHT" for Wlad. He is far from "done" or "shot" as so many are saying
I know but you know how tards act at times, when you have to explain yourself before getting accused of all sorts of unfair bias BS.
Well yea I was being sarcastic, Chef. I think Wlad is AJ's toughest opponent by a mile and then some.
Wlad bottled it. A true bottler. He isn't getting a unification fight anywhere else , so there's no valid reason to turn down the biggest money earner out there. I'd say he wasn't getting his way in negotiations so threw his toys outta the pram.
pls dont say its true.......... wlad just needs to retire and **** off man cant pull the trigger anymore, contractually or in the ring.
YDKSAB it wasn't a fluke at all Fury won that fight being the better man. Wlad wasn't robbed it was a one sided boxing lesson and the scoring actually flattered Wlad. The rematch would have gone the same way. Wlad is shot and has been since before he fought Jennings. Fury is the man of the division and everyone knows it. Even if the AJ vs Wlad fight happens and AJ wins, no one would pick him to beat Fury so even with all the belts AJ still wouldn't be classed as the man of the division.
I think he is been dominant for so long, and has such a long reign, that people are quick to jump on any "bad night" and dramatically proclaim him washed up We will see how "washed up" he is......we will see Wlad to win by KO; Early to Mid rounds