How many rounds does Fury last against Joshua and Wilder?

Yet you hype Wilder who has beaten? Log off, you're embarrassing yourself.

 

Hopefully we'll find out soon-ish. I wouldn't be surprised if Joshua or Wilder beat Fury or if the reverse happened. All these guys have strengths and weaknesses and they are all big and hit hard enough to stop each other. Not wise to be too confident in any result.

It's very hard to pick imo but right now if I had to choose, my predictions would be:

I would say I slightly favour Wilder to beat Fury by stoppage. He's quicker and more explosive and I still think Fury is hittable. Not confident in this pick though as I have doubts about Wilders confidence. He may be a bit afraid of Fury since Fury beat Wlad.

Joshua I would also favour to beat Fury by stoppage for the same reason, speed and explosiveness coupled with my reservations about Furys defence. It's true that Joshua is of inexperienced and unproven however its also true that Fury has shown vulnerabilities in fights. Can't just look at the Wlad fight, have to remember his other fights too.

 

How do we know how fast Joshua is when faced against someone he cant get close to?

Joshua looks the real deal but I could see him lunging in at the moment and Fury dealing with him much the same, he's also a bit raw so again were not sure what happens when he gets tagged.

 

Got a feeling furys gonna beat them all. In much the same way klitchko did. The only thing that ll beat fury is if he loses the motivation for boxing or comes a cropper like lennox lewis did twice. Not sure what joshuas reach is. But hes gonna find it difficult getting inside. We ve seen it time and time again. When the aggresive fighter cant get going when they come up against a fighter with a longer reach etc.

Although joshua looks like hes going to be the real deal. He is a top fighter or hes gonna be a top fighter anyway. But hes gonna struggle with fury. I d take fury to beat him.

 

More like how long do Wilder and Joshua last against Fury. Both are unbelievably hyped. Especially the stiff Joshua.

 

When exactly did Wlad become shot? He looked in great condition and was moving as well as I've seen him. He got shutout by Fury and that's about it. Sometimes boxers come across a style that they can't overcome, and Fury's style and game plan did just that.

As for AJ, he needs to take a big step up to be able to challenge the like of Fury, maybe fight Chisora, Pulev or Haye. Wilder has a punchers chance but doesn't have the skills to beat Fury. AJ is the better of the two and I can see Wilder lose against Haye and possibly Pulev.

 

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I don't think anybody is going to take your opinion very seriously. You have gotten many predictions wrong, and after having so many ban bets, you are still here.

 

I see the inbreds have started to crawl out from under their rocks now.

Obviously fed up licking their wounds.

 

:deal

 

I'm a big fan of Joshua but the hype around him is ridiculous. He's fought absolutely nobody.

He looks stiff and easy to hit, he's fought over weight old boxers pretty much so far.

I can't wait to see him tested, and hopefully come through on top. I don't see Dillian Whyte a big test either.
He should brush him aside if he's good as people make out

 

he easily beats wilder who is just another yank with a padded record. he would beat Joshua now as well but that fight might be different in a years time if Joshua handles stepping up in levels well.

 

I'm interested that people are giving AJ's amateur career much stock in the pro game. Age wise there is only a year's difference between AJ and Fury and Joshua has stated he think he wins the fight now.

It'll happen sooner rather than later.

Before fighting Wlad, Fury didn't have anyone hugely impressive on his resume but took a huge step up in class and passed his test with flying colours. Now it's Joshua's turn to do the same.

 

He has a good chance against both, but I'll favor both by KO2 over him.

 

Don't give ellerbe any notice boys a joke