Fury should fight Vitali after Rogan

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Fitzgerald90, Feb 18, 2012.


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  1. Fitzgerald90

    Fitzgerald90 Guest

    If Fury beats Rogan then i think now would be a good time to fight one of the brothers? If he loses oh well its too soon but it will give a justified reason he didnt fight price and gave up his two titles and if he wins he becomes a heavyweight legend its a win win sitaution for him:hi:
     
    Fitzgerald90, Feb 18, 2012
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  2. Threetime no1

    Threetime no1 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Price should fight Vitali first. I see him stopping Vitali after watching the Ukrainien last night. I also see Price stopping Fury if they fight.

    Fury isn't world-level material for me.
     
    Threetime no1, Feb 19, 2012
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  3. achillesthegreat

    achillesthegreat FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE Full Member

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    Vitali is there for the taking. Price could maybe do it. Maybe Fury could even out brawl him.

    Vitali is still the man but he clearly doesn't move as much and his energy levels seem to have taken a hit as have his combos.
     
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  4. Fitzgerald90

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    i dont think fury is world level yet but for me it would be a good career move he will earn a decent amount of dollar and if he wins he will become a legend
     
    Fitzgerald90, Feb 19, 2012
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  5. anklespanker75

    anklespanker75 Guest

    I don't think fat Mick would put him in with Vitali or Wlad.. They vacated his british title so he didn't have to fight Price..
    Not only that I wouldn't be surprised to see a whole host of new challengers that want to fight Vitali after last night.. And most of them will bring more to the table than Fury does.
     
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  6. Fitzgerald90

    Fitzgerald90 Guest

    true true i dont think furys scared of price i just think he doesnt want to risk a big money fight by losing this early in his career but to be honest coming off a british title loss seems to gaurentee you a bigger fight these days lol
     
    Fitzgerald90, Feb 19, 2012
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  7. Spearmint Rhino

    Spearmint Rhino Guest

    Hennessy is scared of Fury losing to Price, and in turn losing much of his marketability.

    It's his one chance of staying in boxing, he'll take his fighter being accused of being a ducker for now. Whilever he's winning they'll be in the mix, and that's all that matters over the next year or two.
     
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  8. Jasper Simone

    Jasper Simone Veteran Traveller Full Member

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    Vitali is almost there for the taking, although, credit to Chisora whose constant pressuring showed a few *****s in the big mans armor.

    Having said that, Tyson Fury is a world away from beating even this version of Vitali.
     
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  9. Spearmint Rhino

    Spearmint Rhino Guest

    I agree.

    But Vitali retains his ''Godzilla'' image, ''a man who would trouble any heavyweight champion in the history of boxing'' - people on Spencer Fearon's FB yesterday were saying he'd stop peak Tyson, Lewis, Holyfield and Bowe.

    That's perfect for Mick, the bull****/hype machine can go into overdrive if Fury is made an offer.

    When the inevitable KO loss comes they can always use those lines as justification, or whatever. A loss to Klitschko is nowhere near as damaging as a loss to a comparative nobody in Price.
     
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  10. Fitzgerald90

    Fitzgerald90 Guest

    fury wouldnt lose by ko come on look what he done to chisora i dont care if chisora says he didnt train that was just an exscuse.
     
    Fitzgerald90, Feb 19, 2012
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  11. kobashi

    kobashi Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Fury should fight price.

    Running from price then fighting rogan is pathetic.
     
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  12. Boxing Gloves

    Boxing Gloves Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Fury does have the talent but he doesnt take the sport seriously enough to make it too the top.

    He refuses to get in shape, go with a good trainer or stick to a game plan.
     
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  13. Fitzgerald90

    Fitzgerald90 Guest

    i agree with you there but hes doing well considering hes not giving 100 percent
     
    Fitzgerald90, Feb 19, 2012
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  14. riggers

    riggers Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I think Vitalis low work rate was down to Chioras right to the body. Several times it landed and vitali was hurt and moved away, I thought this as early as round 2
     
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  15. dftaylor

    dftaylor Writer, fanatic Full Member

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    He three over 600 punches in the fight. low workrate, my arse.
     
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