Let's be honest Fury was great last night!!

Great for Boxing, I definitely think he will bring in some casuals.

As for his performance, it was certainly entertaining but not in a good way. He gave away all his advantages and chased Cunningham around the ring looking like a big dope but at the end of the day he pulled the win out of the bag so fair play to him.

If he fights like that against a bigger puncher it's nap time.

 

It's a moot point. He is retiring because the fight was competitive.

 

Didn't look in particularly bad shape to me. The problem seemed that there was only one skillful boxer in the ring last night, and it sure as hell wasn't Fury.

 

at what? singing?

 

yes & he is also a fantastic singer...

 

I think it's hilarious that we have an American guy with a world class trainer who's in top shape an obviously takes his boxing very seriously and we have a British guy who trains in his back garden with a selection of relatives and uses training drills such as pushing a wheelbarrow and he still wins its not offer we have a better boxer from our soil and its ironic that in this division he looks like he will get close to the top. He's like the guy at school who doesn't study, turns up with no pen at the exam but still aces it

 

Really? I'll admit I haven't seen too much of Banks but from what I have seen I wouldn't say Cunningham is a lot better than him.

 

Excatly the same way Wlad beat 40 year old, two year retired Mormeck along with all the rest of hiss opponents.

 

Did Wlad sleep with your mum or something?

 

I can't say I agree.

A 6"9 clown stumbling around the ring, screaming "c'mon", throwing wild ridiculous hayemakers with zero technique, elbowing when needed is not entertaining. He showed zero defense, no footwork, no gameplan, little ring intelligence. Sorry, just doesn't do it for me. Maybe in a barfight, but not in a box fight.

He was lucky his stupidity hasn't backfired worse than it did yet with last night's knockdown.