Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua vs Luke Tyson Fury Patriach - Prediction

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  1. destruction

    destruction Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    True Geordie is a sensitive mental midget who had his feelings hurt by Fury as you said in an interview.

    He is a fake tough guy, who I recall used to be best friends with this weird very feminine NPC. They used to co-host the show together. All of his audience hated him until he disappeared.

    He also knows that being on a corporate platform like YouTube, its a lot better for his channel and his image if he backs AJ up over Fury.

    I do not for one second think True Geordie is giving his open and honest opinion on anything, given his history and who his friends are.
     
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  2. boxberry92

    boxberry92 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Yup, totally agree. Didn’t he also have to reinvent himself after those DMs got leaked and everyone found out a bit more than they ever needed to?

    Social media has everyone chasing clicks and views now, whilst the tech moguls carve the world up in the background.

    Same reason Turki can keep underwriting these losses. Oil prices bouncing up and down more than Dave Allen’s weight due to Trump’s faux war.
     
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  3. Redbeard7

    Redbeard7 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Fury KO'd 36 Cunningham, 34/35 Wilder and 34 Whyte, and this version of Joshua (37, KO'd twice, post-horrific car crash, knocked down twelve times in a pro ring, almost stopped in round 1 by a tomato can in his previous fight, won't have performed well in 3 years, 8 low level pro rounds in 2.5 years) is more vulnerable than most or all of them.
     
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  4. DJN16

    DJN16 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    The fight is a money grab but thousands would watch.

    It would be more worthy a good scrap at York Hall.
     
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  5. Bob Flaps

    Bob Flaps Boxing Addict Full Member

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    All of that is true although your Fury examples are now 4+ years old, he hasn't really troubled anyone's chin since. My point was 18-stone Fury isn't knocking anyone out, 19-20-stone Fury might do. Just makes him a bit slower.
     
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  6. Redbeard7

    Redbeard7 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He troubled Usyk's chin with an uppercut in their 1st fight, a considerably bigger one than the love tap Prenga caught AJ with. Fury is the same weight he was when he one-shotted 34 year old Whyte with a glancing uppercut. Obviously he is not the biggest puncher, and his power is doubtless less than it was, but AJ is extremely glassy now.
     
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  7. Here's Johnny

    Here's Johnny Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Didn’t see the Fury fight but I was one of the ones who thought Fury looked good in his comeback. Joshua hasn’t looked good for years.
     
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  8. BrokerNYC

    BrokerNYC Dubai Full Member

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    Personally, I think AJ’s chin has completely gone.

    I was watching a Hatman video (they’re hilarious) and one of the comments genuinely had me laughing:

    “AJ’s chin hasn’t been the same since the rumour about him and Amir Khan’s missus. She’s the only common denominator in both fighters ending up with poppadom chins.”

    Absolutely brutal.

    Jokes aside, I just don’t think the fight ever happens. I think AJ retires, him and Fury eventually bury the hatchet, and a few years down the line they’re doing a podcast or TV show together. Stranger things have happened.
     
  9. Makingweight

    Makingweight Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It's quite telling anyone with no financial interest in the fight is non plussed this happens or not, if 2am say NYC time I certainly won't watch live. Other end the managers of both fighters are scared it doesn't happen, contracts signed or not!

    The journalists, boxing pundits covering still want it badly, nice week in NYC why not? Working holiday, few quid earned I get it.

    The people closest to both are DESPERATE for it to happen, they will get a % payout of millions.

    Edward Hearn's comments before and after Prenga .....AJ needs boxing, he's a warrior blah,blah.
    Spencer Brown before and after Wach........Tyson Fury is looking great, moving well, Fury loves training and fighting blah, blah.
     
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  10. boxberry92

    boxberry92 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    To be honest mate, if the fight happens, which is more likely than not now, everyone probably does well out of it commercially, even Turki.

    He might underwrite the loss on paper, but it’s a sportswashing exercise for the Saudis anyway. Look how much they pumped into LIV before eventually pulling the plug.

    The only ones pretending it’s still some legacy-defining fight are the people incentivised to say it.