As Tyson Fury Adds Abother Good Win to the Resume...

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  1. Cachibatches

    Cachibatches Boxing Junkie banned

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    ...David Price claims injury against McDermott, and Deontay Wilder is scheduled to fight yet another unemployed teamster.

    Pajkik was the Canadian champ and had proved himself in two fights with fellow prospect Keisla in a fashion very similar to Fury himself beating Chisora.

    Pajkik, Chisora, McDermott- good tests for a guy who has had less than 50 combined amatuer and professional fights. And yet Fury, all of 23 years old, has to listen to this crap about having no heart, no power, no chin, and stamina while the other "prospects" continue to embarass themselves by fighting cab drivers. One almost knocked Wilder out, by the way.
     
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  2. wallworkjake123

    wallworkjake123 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Get ready for the Fury hate. Yes he looked awful against a journey man like opponent. But you have to question Chris John his new trainer. If I was Hennessey then I would have a good word with Fury about whether he wants to take boxing seriously or not because his condition is atrocious. And he needs Manny Steward in his corner ASAP, or at least his uncle. At least with his uncle he won in a good performance against Chisora.
     
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  3. Cachibatches

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    Thats just the point- this was not a journeyman. This was a fellow undefeated guy who had twice beaten another promising prospect. They can hate Fury all they want- he rolls on while the other "prospects" do nothing.

    Thanks god there is a guy out there who actually fights.
     
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  4. PartALLthaTImE

    PartALLthaTImE Active Member Full Member

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    Fury is great for heavyweight boxing. He is clever enough to stay out of the Ks, they would murder him just like anyone else but after they retire, the division will be very exiting.

    Fury is in the mix along with guys like Helenius and Wach to become a belt holder.
     
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  5. rjko23

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    good post and well put.

    pajkic is a tough guy and fury knocked him out in 3 rounds. considering fury looked awful from start to finsih thats not a bad result.

    they have a saying in the premier league. the team that can win when they are playing badly are usually the team that will win the league. well fury looked completely out of sorts tonight, and he beat a tough hard fighter.

    a year ago when fury struggled against mcdermott, everyone wrote him off as a bum, then he went on to beat chisora convincingly...... im not gna write him off after last night. it would be stupid to do so.
     
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  6. Cachibatches

    Cachibatches Boxing Junkie banned

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    For a guy with no power, he has sure stopped a couple of good chins in McDermott and Pajkic.

    For a guy with no chin, he has taken some shots off decent punching guys like McDermott and Chisora.

    Fury is a rarity- a guy who has earned his rating. Haters gonna hate.
     
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  7. CocoonOfHorror!

    CocoonOfHorror! LONG-TIME LURKER! Full Member

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    I 'm curious about a lot of these guys like Monk Foreman and Wilder. Props to Fury for staying with solid moves!
     
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  8. Assa

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    Sooner he get's KTFO the better. So cringe watching this guy.
     
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  9. DDDUUDDDEE

    DDDUUDDDEE Undisputed Ambien (taker) Full Member

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    Get to **** :twisted:

    Fury is the most exciting Heavyweight in boxing right now, something crazy always happens in his fights.
     
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  10. TerryESB

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    It seems as though Pajkik and Fritha have way underrated punching power.
     
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  11. DDDUUDDDEE

    DDDUUDDDEE Undisputed Ambien (taker) Full Member

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    Nah, Fury's conditioning is just utter ****. If he wants to compete at world level he needs to sort that **** out, Terry.
     
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  12. TerryESB

    TerryESB The Final Boss Full Member

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    Fury is gonna smash David Price's weak chin
     
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  13. DDDUUDDDEE

    DDDUUDDDEE Undisputed Ambien (taker) Full Member

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    Agreed.
     
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  14. Joe_MacKenzie

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    Considering his age, number of pro fights and lack of amateur experience, Fury has been in with very good opposition.

    Compare his recent opponents to those of age 26 Deontay Wilder.

    At age 23, Fury has plenty of time to improve.
     
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  15. Sidious

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    fury is a ktfo waiting to happen.i hope he never steps up,even guys like adamek with no power or heart will send this guy to hospital.
     
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