Fury's honest opinion about Joshua: 'he gave me a beating'

Sure, genius. A guy who is already a wrecking ball at 20 will suddenly become a useless bodybuilder a few years later. Sure, sure.

 

You see someone at 20 and say he is a fantastic talent that beats you up in sparring. Then the kid becomes an Olympic Gold medalist only three years later (something you never achieved), goes on to become a world champion after 16 professional fights, and unified champion after 19 professional fights (something you needed 25 fights to achieve). Then he keeps defending these multiple belts (something you never achieved yourself). Can you credibly and honestly say, "You know what, I changed my mind from 8-10 years ago, he is no good at all, just a useless s...e bodybuilder"?

And you actually believe that to be the case? If someone points out how ridiculous that is, you say the other person is clutching at straws?

Wow, mate. Your delusion is of epic proportions.

 

You immediately forfeit any debate when you adopt a tough-guy persona, suggesting that anyone with an opinion you dislike or disagree with is hysterical or emotional and needs to "calm down." In your simplistic worldview, typing "calm down" first means you've won. I don't know how old you are, but you definitely haven't been doing any significant cognitive development since high school.

Also, you should work on your reading skills, too, as it's still not about that one sparring session. It's never been about that. Stop blaming me for your poor comprehension. My point is about the massive contradiction between what a still honest and not-playing-a-character-for-the-dumb-casuals Fury said about a young Joshua as a prospect and what he has been saying about the vastly improved, accomplished, and decorated Olympic and World Champion version of Joshua years later.

 

Lol.

 

"Calm down."