Fury and Wilder

Wallin wasn't a big win for Fury and AJ went life and death with the oldest Wlad.

 

When did Fury beat Wlad?

 

Huh?

Usyk you mean?

 

Much more so for Wilder than for Fury. Fury didn't take much punishment except for the times he was put down in the Wilder fights. Wilder, on the other hand, was put through the ringer in fight 2 and 3.

 

That got you confused, didn't it? Don't tell porkies in future.

 

Still don't know what you're talking about but do you have a moment to talk about our lord and saviour Tyson Fury?

 

Only if 90% of the talk is secretly about Usyk and his silky middleweight skills.

Otherwise, door-slam-in-face time.

 

On a scale of 1-100 with 100 bieng 100% what are you giving Usyk chances of defeating Tyson Fury?

 

Their reps as head to head all timers was probably extinguished within the last 4 months.

"Fury the giant who could move like a MW, what past HW could beat the man over 12 rounds?"

"Wilder, the most powerful right hand in history, could KO any HW in history."

Not to say either wouldn't do well in matchups but the hyperbole is gone.

 

50% because there's a 50% chance Fury is going to find a way to not fight him.

 

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Fury couldn't put a ****ing dent in Wallin.

Must be a thing now, bodybuilders making Fury look bang average. First Ngannou beat the stuffing out of him (on debut) and then 'The Bodybuilder' blew one of his biggest wins apart to the point he called NO MAS.

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Joshua obliterated Wallin so badly he took a leaf out of the gypsy PED user handbook and avoided the post fight interviews.

 

Fury doesn't have raw power? wow tell us all something new. It's almost as if Usyk & Fury both became so good at what they do because they couldn't rely only on their power like the bodybuilding bum.

AJ throws a 1,2 he's a complete fighter now! He's transformed! The best thing since Larry Holmes and Muhammad Ali!

lol

 

That what you say to your Tyson Fury posters every night?

 

Masterful performance. Look at the way Joshua clinically took apart the skilled and awkward southpaw Wallin with crisp counter-shots off both hands. Compare it to Fury even before he suffered the cut and Wallin was all over him, making his miss, pushing him back to the ropes and jabbing his head off.

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Partly that's down to style difference; Fury likes to fight off the backfoot more often than not, while Joshua likes to dictate things from centre ring, but it also highlights how overstated Fury's overall skills are in comparison to his non-Usyk peers.