Fury fought and beat the greatest puncher in boxing history twice

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  1. MAD_PIGE0N

    MAD_PIGE0N ... banned Full Member

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    Wilder is far from being a great boxer, but his punch can't be denied as horrific and dangerous to everyone. Those are two different things.

    "I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." - Bruce Lee
     
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  2. Csonnyliston

    Csonnyliston Sam Langford P4P GOAT Full Member

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    Joe Louis must have had a tough time, considering he was a dead body. Fury probably still kept his distance and utilized his reach. Close but fair UD.
     
  3. Serge

    Serge Ginger Dracula Staff Member

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    Problem is Usyk has already paid his dues x 1000 and he's not young and has only got a few fights left. Like I said, Usyk is very well known and popular over here and he's put in the work to raise his profile and build his brand in the UK by taking on the likes of AJ, Bellew and Chisora (he even won his Olympic gold over and beat Joe Joyce in the WSB over here too) and his commercial value will have obviously increased after beating AJ x 2. Those three belts he brings to the table don't just great enhance Belly's legacy they put more zeros on on his future purses if he wins them too.

    AJ is still a bigger commercial draw than Usyk over here but if they fought for a third time there's no way Team AJ would've be trying to secure a bigger split.

    50/50 was fair. 60/40 was understandable. But 70/30 is disgraceful and Belly has lost a lot of fans because of his greed. He should do what's right and concede to 60/40.
     
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