Tyson Luke Fury vs. Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua.

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The British Heavyweight Clash to end all British Heavyweight Clashes

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  1. Fury Decision

    8 vote(s)
    18.2%
  2. Fury KO

    22 vote(s)
    50.0%
  3. Draw

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  4. Joshua Decision

    2 vote(s)
    4.5%
  5. Joshua KO

    12 vote(s)
    27.3%
  1. DaRealJT

    DaRealJT Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Both are finished but AJ has declined worse

    I still think the fight goes the same way as it always would’ve done: Fury by decision
     
  2. JDub

    JDub Active Member Full Member

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  3. Wizbit1013

    Wizbit1013 Drama go, and don't come back Full Member

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    I remember many people in the months before Holyfield fought Tyson saying similar about Holyfield
     
  4. Redbeard7

    Redbeard7 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    You can put your money on post-Dubois, post-car crash, post-Prenga AJ doing a Holyfield if you like.
     
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  5. ForemanJab

    ForemanJab Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    You don't need power to knock AJ out now. Never thought it would've panned out this way but Fury as a fighter has aged much better.
     
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  6. jmb1356

    jmb1356 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    AJ could always do the Wilder fight, neither he nor Fury are making title runs again.
     
  7. Ice8Cold

    Ice8Cold The Hype Job Spotter. Full Member

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    If AJ goes for it early, and applies pressure, doing what he did best at the start of career.

    Then, I can see him retiring Fury.

    But, if AJ goes about pretending hes a boxer rather than a slugger - I just don't see it will work.
     
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  8. like a boss

    like a boss have gloves will travel Full Member

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    That's why they fought bums.
     
  9. like a boss

    like a boss have gloves will travel Full Member

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    They are both only shadows of their former selves but Joshua has no punch resistance left. A Fury uppercut will have Joshua well on the way and then Fury will step it up and finish him.
     
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  10. Wizbit1013

    Wizbit1013 Drama go, and don't come back Full Member

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    Options eh, what a time we live in
     
  11. Serge

    Serge Ginger Dracula Staff Member

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    On one hand, AJ got caught cold, dropped and badly hurt within 20 seconds so we didn't really get a chance to see any of the supposed improvements he's made under Team Usyk because the pressure on him would've been, as I predicted it would if he got dropped by Prenga, immense immediately after that and he lost all composure and was badly hurt, in survival mode and trying to make it out of the round which he only managed to do by the skin of his teeth.

    That being said, let's not forget Usyk's current trainer who is also now AJ's head trainer is not the same trainer who has been training Usyk throughout his tenure at HW who was his head coach from Bellew to Dubois II. That was Yurii Tkachenko whereas his and AJ's current trainer is this little gimp Igor Golub whose amateur record on Boxrec which is likely incomplete is listed as 5-15 with 0 KOs

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    Even though Usyk is old and long past his prime he looked the worst he's ever looked since hooking up with him and so did AJ and Usyk also came in at a career high weight under him too, a way too heavy 233lbs


    I don't like Usyk's current team at all sans Russ Anber. I don't trust Serhii Lapin or like him and Usyk has parted ways with his head coach Yurii Tkachenko who trained him for at least 7 years, long-time promoter and manager Alex Krassyuk who is a great guy, and long-time primary manager and advisor Egis Klimas

    So how good exactly are Usyk's current team? Usyk has had many head trainers throughout his career, at least 7 in just 25 fights and I mean as in been the head coach in the corner for fights of his even if it was only once or twice which I think has been much more of a negative than a positive for him. He should really have stuck with Papachenko throughout his career because he's the best coach for him IMO. I liked Bashir too and Tkachenko was good too
     
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  12. UnleashtheFURY

    UnleashtheFURY D'oh!

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    I do. But it's just a car crash at this point.
     
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