Fury cemented himself in boxing history for one moment and one moment only

They still fought very carefully. Watch them back, they respected his power.

We can agree to disagree though.

 

He's AJ's biggest fanboy in here, except for maybe Slyk.

 

No they didnt. Zhang had him backed up on the ropes in the second round, clocked him in the third and mullered him in the fifth. Beat him like a ginger step child.

 

Its really really weird

 

Hard to say it would flatline anyone else when Wilder was even more carefully matched than Fury. Both had masters of creative matchmaking shaping/saving their careers.

 

That phrase "with a different ref" is something that has benefited Fury massively in his career:

McDermott 1
Cunningham
Hammer
Wilder 1
Wallin
Whyte
Ngannou
Usyk 1

And we have some fans still crying about anti-Fury bias

 

We could use Helenius as an example. Sparked in the first round by Wilder, took AJ 7.

I think you'd have to be fairly biased against Wilder to deny he had brutal power.

 

Duhaupas was stopped in the final round by Wilder, for absolutely no reason. He was ko'd in one by Povetkin. See how that works?

 

If that’s why you think Fury is hated by “the system” i don’t know what to say.

 

Wilder took 9 rounds to get rid of szpillka, chisora flattened him in two. Think that means that chisora has brutal power then.

 

It took Wilder 9 rounds to get rid of Molina. It took AJ 3 rounds. But... it took Arreola 1 round. Is Arreola the biggest puncher of the 3?

 

Povetkin KO'd him in 6.

 

Nah, the gif of him licking Deontays blood was master class

 

He had a lot of moments in this trilogy.

 

A modern day Jack Johnson he is. Such blatant discrimination.