Tyson Fury will put it straight on Anthony Joshua as soon as the bell rings.

Because fury's trainer said hes confident the aggressive kronk style would take down Aj and might implement it against him.
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If Steward is being serious then fury fans should be VERY concerned about this.

 

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I'm sure he'll implement some new ideas, but ultimately, boxers go back to what they know.

 

can't help but read all your posts in the voice of John Fury.

 

Doubt it happens, would be Joshua’s best chance at victory. In fact if it came to a first round fire fight I think Fury would probably end up getting hurt and subsequently knocked out soon after.

He’ll box at range and only look to engage if the opportunity presents itself if he manages to hurt Joshua or Joshua gasses out.

 

Why do people think Fury is some destructive KO machine after the Wilder fight ?

He wasn't even able to knock wilder out properly lol you'd better hope he doesnt go into the fight thinking Aj is just another wilder.

 

AJ is another Wlad

Fury is going to do to him what he should have done to Wlad first time around

put the pace on him and rollled him

none of these super heavies can hanlde furys pace paired with his size

 

You're right Joshua is another version of Wlad. A far more aggressive version that can fight on the inside and throw powerful countershots

 

I don’t see why not joshua is nowhere near as dangerous as wilder

 

Fury was the only one brave enough to walk down Wilder.

Everybody else got sparked out and Joshua didn't want any part of Wilder, unless it was 70/30.

 

Wilder admitted he ducked AJ to fight Fury for far less money.

 

Probably because wilder ducked whyte and joshua and hasn't gotten in the ring with other top 10 opponents besides Luis Ortiz and look how much trouble he had in that fight.

 

I favor fury for sure

 

I think it's very possible Fury will try that and I think it would be a very bad idea for Fury.

Fury needs to choose the right tool for the job. Walking down Wilder made sense -- there was no way Fury could 100% perfectly avoid Wilder's right hand for 12 rounds. Wilder also had very little inside game, and Fury was bigger and stronger than Wilder -- Fury could "rough up" Wilder very well.

AJ is completely different. Fury could dance around AJ for 36 rounds if he needed to. AJ also has much better inside game.

Fury is the expert though. If Fury fights aggressively and puts AJ down, more power to Fury.