Fury against Tony Grano?

You should only say something like that to a mans face......but you won't

 

Helenius is Chisora's best win, stop avoiding that.

 

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This isn't a bad fight for Fury. Fury needs more experience before he challenges for a world title, I think when he's 26 or 27 he'll be ready.

 

Lol, judge the fight for your self, don't believe everything the judges say.

P.S. - I'm a big fan of Fury and believe he beats any version of Chisora.

 

Fury is claiming he didn't send the tweet about gays being shot dead. He claims a lot of the abusive tweets are while he's training sent by family members looking after his phone. Silly excuse but he knows he's in a fair bit of trouble with the board..

About time Mick and his training team deleted the poxy account. There nothing but trouble these twitter accounts. It's like most sportsman can't handle the concept of using it without saying stupid stuff.

 

It's garbage that you brought up Don Charles' opinion on Sexton-Price as though it meant anything. Who cares what he thinks? The fact is Price dealt with him a lot quicker and easier than Chisora did.

It's garbage that you think a sparring session proves that Chisora would beat Price. He didn'tschool him at all. If you honestly think Chisora has proven to be a class above Price, the men in white coats will be at your door any minute.

It's garbage that you consider Boxrec's rankings to be in any way reliable :rofl. It's garbage that you consider Chisora a top 10 heavyweight after losing to Vitali.

It's garbage that you consider Price the amateur to be the same fighter as Price the pro. He has refined a style professionally and if you can't see the improvements from his amateur days, you're blind.

So yeah maybe all in all, your post wasn't garbage. Or maybe, you didn't hide your agenda well enough in it :good

 

So to clarify you disagree that:

- Chisora would be Price's toughest opponent to date should they fight after Price vs Skelton: YES/ NO
- It is well documented that Price was schooled and hurt quite badly by Chisora in his pre fight preparations vs Vitali: YES/NO
- The fact that Fat Sam Sexton managed to not even get hit by a Price punch for 3 rounds, highlights the fact that Audley being KO'd in 82 seconds was an embarrassingly matched opponent for Price: YES/NO

Don Charles' opinion is his own. I was merely highlighting it as supporting evidence for just how easy Chisora found it to bully Price around that his own coach who was overseeing the sparring sessions thought SO little of Price that Sexton (whom Chisora had beaten twice) would beat him.

Charles was of course wrong. But it is certainly interesting to note.

I also should add for the sake of factual correctness:

Is Price beating Sexton at the end of Round 4 MUCH quicker than Chisora beating him in Round 6. I'm not sure tbf!

There's nothing wrong to being beaten up in sparring. Tyson Fury openly admits to Anthony Joshua doing a number on him. It's more embarrassing to pretend it didn't happen!

 

I never said Chisora wouldn't be Price's toughest test to date, on paper at least. You seem to be overrating Chisora's ability quite a lot though. You're insistent that he 'schooled' Price, I'mquite sure he wouldn't have. Have you got any video to back that up? Even if you did, it wouldn't show the differences in fitness/sharpness between the two at different points in the camps. You're daft if you think it's of any real relevance. Price supposedly caused Haye problems the yeat yet rightly no one said he'd beat him then or even now.

Your points on Sexton-Price are completely laughable though. Don Charles' opinion is not tge Gospel, he's been wrong plenty of times before and was then. Hss it never occurred to you that he might have been hyping Sexton a bit because really they are 2 of Chisora's best wins? Don't let bias blind your logic. And if you think 2 rounds of a fight are basis to make a judgement, you're deluded. Does the fact that Price stopped Audley in 1 whilst Haye didn't throw anything before stopping him in the 3rd make Price the better fighter? Of course not. Mosley convincingly won the first two vs Mayweather, did that make any difference? No again. You've got some completely bizarre and inaccurate logic to put your point across.

I actually don't know even though what your point is. It just seems to be trying to have a dig at Price through some veiled criticism that's completely irrelevant. Pretty odd.

 

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Brian Minto surely, he does have TWO wins over Fury's last opponent Maddalone?