In an ATG fantasy world filled with frauds like Wilder, 40 year old Wlads, or the odd stay-busy with guys like Seferi and Wallin Fury is a #1 ATG.
That is a myth brought invented by the always inventive Johnny Nelson. He kept saying "Wladimir invites all these young up'n comers to his camp,...
I did not say he didn't have rhythm nor did I question his fluidity. That has nothing to do with physical appearance. I said he was very awkward...
That's easy: Ali. Far below average physically, yet incredibly intelligent and super-humanly awkward and skilled. He outsmarted his opponents in...
Wilder was always a protected fighter. From day one. A carefully manufactured guy who his handlers knew would never survive at elite level.
Let me guess this is a thread for April 1?
I wouldn't say Fury "can never reach Wlad's level". I would say this though: At the current pace of him fighting a ranked opponent only every 4-5...
Fres really needs to leave boxing alone. No one has any symapthy for this clown.
How many mandatory challengers has Fury beat? Zilch.
Fury is taking huge breaks between big fights. It appears he fights notable contenders every 4-5 years only.
He performed about 500% above and beyond his potential. His objective potential was to be a C level bum like Julius Long or Audley Harrison. With...
I feel the same about Fury's fights. Dead boring to watch. It probably matters a lot if you're a fan of a fighter. If you are, then even if the...
Is it just me, or are the same people who complain the "Klitschko fights often weren't competitive" defend completely unnecessary fights like...
He can fight some more domestic level fights to earn some money, but he's done at world level.
Now imagine how amazingly exciting and skilled they would be rated if they just were American!
