"Fury hasn't been in the deep end" - Anthony Joshua

The deep end? How about Klitschko in Germany when your next best opponent was Dereck ****ing Chisora?

Or having to rise from the dead having being laid out cold by a two punch combo from the divisions biggest puncher?

Or having his face shredded and managing to fight through the blood to grind out a 12 round UD?

Or choosing to then walk down the guy that dropped you like a sack of spuds twice in the rematch despite everyone warning you that'd be a suicidal gameplan?

Seriously those closer to Joshua need to have a word before he trots out this twaddle as it makes him look like he doesn't know what the **** he's talking about.

 

This is the guy who celebrated like he had vanquished a dragon and then climbed everest after spending 12 rounds avoiding a burrito addict. I don't think his self perception is quite on the mark. The brit fans who worship him don't help.

 

Interesting choice of words for a guy who surrendered his belts voluntarily to an obese late replacement

 

Only man who can beat Fury is Fury

 

Far, far from the truth.
Everyone can be beat. Hell, Fury has come close to loosing on a few occasions.

 

Usyk would whoop Fury. Any Fury.
And Joshua has a really good shot as well.

 

Fury 100% would beat a pre Ruiz 1 AJ.

I think AJ now would stand a better chance, lessons learned and all that.

A fit focussed Fury would remain the favourite.

Can Fury keep this focus that is the question, or indeed has he got control of his demons?, I hope he has.

 

I'd argue AJ faced more adversity inside the ring, but outside... Fury has been in the deepest of ends.
Fury can turn out to be the biggest POS in human history and I'd still bow my head down to him for what he recovered from

 

12th round against wilder in the first fight is as deep as you can go in boxing. Meanwhile, AJ literally quit. He spit his mouthpiece out and looked down at the ground, he wanted no more. It was pathetic behavior from a HW champ, he should have went out on his shield at least. Joe louis went out on his sheild against marciano, ali let holmes pummel him against the ropes and never quit, mike tyson was still looking for his mouth piece when buster douglas executed him. That's how a champ goes out.

 

Fury will bust up Joshua like he did Wilder. I don't see any reason why the same game plan would not work, especially with a bulked up Joshua lumbering about the ring like he did in Ruiz 1.

 

I'm sure I'm misinterpreting what you mean, but I'll ask anyway, how's his weight affect his ring IQ?