Makes no difference of where im 'from or any chips on shoulder, Walin will get decked if he ever steps in with Breazelle. Just like Oliver McCall vs Oleg Maskeav
No you do have chip on shoulder. Wallin lasted all 12 rounds with considerably larger than he Fury and with Fury in better shape than he was in first fight vs Wilder. Vs more mobile Fury version. Not so much bummy he is as you think. Not a top 5 division material but still. You hate non U.S/ Americas origin boxers, I had noticed this long ago.
Good matchup. I favor Wallin as he is the better boxer, and has confidence from going the distance with Fury.
It will be good messauring stick for wallin. Breazeale is more proven of the 2 and has 4 wins more impressive than any of Wallins (whose best win is either besting a very poor Kauffman or some guy on points who Dimitrenko KOed in a round). Stylistically Breazeale is the much harder puncher and is the tougher of the two. Wallin is the smarter more more technical of of the two.
Yeah. I think Fury just isn't aggressive enough sometimes or punches hard enough. It honestly wouldn't shock me if Breazeale blasts Wallin out of there. He doesn't have the skill Fury has so he will be drawn into a shootout and he just might have the arsenal to stop Wallin. It's an interesting enough fight. I mean HW division sucks so why not.
Wallin with the better early work, slows late and Brezeale takes some rounds, Wallin wins by a decision. Brezeale is game, If Wallin can stop him then alert the pope we have a new HW top 10.
I see Breazeale throwing a late interception that Wallin takes to the house, taking the lead for good in the 4th quarter.
It's interesting because I think with the two, no one has a real advantage over the other. Both have some strengths and weaknesses. We've seen what Breazeale does with higher level competition, he loses. It's a good chance to see now what Wallin does with (semi) higher level competition. He's been living off of the ghost of the losing effort versus Fury for far too long.
Wallin vs. Breazeale has been moved to Feb. 20. Adrien Broner and Robert Easter will also appear on the card (Tripleheader) on Showtime. The card will go head-to-head with the Miguel Berchelt-Oscar Valdez fight on ESPN the same night.
