Does the three Wilder fights prove Tyson Fury is unknockable?

He would get up even with half of his brain blown out imo.

His legs and heart are the best of the division.

But It wouldnt surprise me if pressured by USyK he lost by TKO.

 

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You're right. He's simply too durable. 6'11, 345 pounds of beast material. Powerful as a polar bear, a chin of titanium, an unbeatable deity.

 

Valuev v McCall would have been a great battle of the hardest chins in boxing. (Never Dropped) Chuvalo can claim the same but is getting on a bit.

On a serious note there's a small handfull of fighters that unless you had a crowbar wouldn't go down. The other 99% including Fury can get sparked.

 

lol well this must be Fury super saiyan level one then:

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In short, no it doesn't.

Wilder was hitting air 95% of the time, and even when he came close to landing Fury just learnt to roll with the punch.

I'd like to see how Fury's flabby, long torso would stand up to brutal body punishment. Wilder only jabbed at it for one round, let's see some brutal hooks land round the liver section.

 

Valuev's chin was far away to hit often & effectively-McCall had the GOAT chin & anyone could be KOed.
But yeah I would say under 1% have chins that are unbelievable.

 

He did that to help the other fighter to be fair.

 

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If you were building the perfect boxer and could take a single element from a fighter you would defo be picking McCall's chin. The guy took bombs in one of if not the strongest era in heavyweight. Shame he didn't have the skill and the mental stabilty to go with it.

 

Who has Wilder Ko'd to give him mythical power exactly.

 

Ok lets be honest the Breazeale KO was a great feat of Power. Breazeale had a good chin. He was always tough and got stopped by accumulation against another decent puncher in Joshua, then Wilder went and just one shotted him. Breazeale showed his toughness against Wallin after this. Wallin was able to stun Fury in the 12th and landed at will against Breazeale but couldn't do anything to Breazeale. But then again Cunningham dropped Fury so who knows.

Most people describe Wilder as having ridiculous power and he loads up on his shots and has dropped everyone he's faced so i don't question it all that much. His level of opposition for wins is however questionable

 

Breazale is okay not exactly world class in the chin dept. besides that yeah there is no one real note who have been in there with the best to test their chin... on that note I really do not rate Wallin he had a hard fight against an out of shape and severely cut Fury I think he is just waiting to be exposed.

 

It's a bit of both yes wilder does have silly power but can't box an opponent that will close him down and cut his space off limiting his options to wind up that big right.

And yes Fury is knock out able but has got a good chin and power's of recovery like something from a film. He's only human tho if someone keeps the pressure on after they put him down and can move well then it's not impossible, especially if doesn't keep up a routine looked a bit heavy in wilder 3 imo

 

If anything it proves he’s open for a right hand.

I like fury. He’s my favourite heavyweight right now. But he’s more limited then people think.

He had a chance to develop his feinting and punch technique after the Wlad fight and become something truly special. He couldn’t make that happen.

No matter though. His comeback outside of the ring is more impressive then anything he’s ever done in the ring.

 

Still think if Fury came forward like that against Joshua he'd get knocked out. Flawed as he is, Joshua is still a very powerful combination puncher and insert him into the last 2 Fury vs Wilder fights and Fury is getting stopped.

We might never find out though.

So no, no fighter is knockout-proof. Catch them at the right time and anyone goes.