So who is Fury going to fight?

Um, Wlad was 39 years old , and years form now now even Wilder fans will think he was hyped. To point there was nearly 5 years between Wlad and Wilder. One for one, fine, but not over 5 years, fight someone else ranked. Who else has Fury beaten?! Looking at Fury's resume he was beaten just two top ten ring magazine opponents at the time he fought them, that's it. His next best win? You tell me? Maybe Chirsoa, who's a weak 3rd on anyone's resume and had already lost 4 times before facing Fury, or Wallin who's ranked 50th at Box Rec, yet cut him up like Freddy Kruger in a match Fury that could have lost on cuts.

Fury is 32 years old. His resume right now is weak and adding a 2020 Covid-19 special of the month, who as I mentioned will have little time to prepare for him isn't helping him, quite the opposite. That is my central point.

Vitali, if your interested has been 9 ring magazine ranked opponents, of much better quality I might add, judging on how much you think Wlad had left at age 39. In addition Fury did not test cleanly in the fight before the same year he fought Wlad so he sure could have beaten Wlad on juice.

 

Okay so based on this reply we agree he was only beaten two ranked men, one was 39 year old, the other as history will likely show was not that good to begin with. The rest of his title defenses are full of non ranked men and a few cream puffs.

Vitali can't make people fight him. As I mentioned before Lewis did not want the rematch and Lewis at age 37 . Lewis was better than anyone Fury shared the ring with. Others like Haye and Valuev backed out too. Vitlai's best available was almost always his brother. End of.

I suppose we also agree Fury was busted for illegal PED's

Should Fury pick his cousin for this title defense? I'm half joking but that's above the level of opponent I expect.

Our sport's most important title has gone the belt milking route.

 

deadACE,

Sorry I don't agree with this.

Does Fury deserve credit for facing and beating Wlad and Wilder, away from home and barely losing a round, absolutely. Which is why I have him number 1.

The Wlad win was in 2015. He then has his issues, whether you think this makes him a hero or a villan is up to personal interpretation. Regardless, other boxers have managed to avoid big lay offs like he had.

Now starts the comeback trail. Has 2 warm ups and then faces Wilder, massive credit to Fury. He then finds Schwarz, from somewhere, ok still on the comeback trail. Wallin just happens to give him a fight, but was never meant to, let's be real.

He's now ready physically and mentally to face Wilder. Beats the snot out of him. The division number 1.

From 2015
Wlad
Seferi
Pianeta
Wilder
Schwarz
Wallin
Wilder

Full credit for Wlad and Wilder. For the ring champ. The resume is worse than Wilders. He's had the soft fights, he's had plenty of soft fights. It should be the best he can find.

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McGrain No we don't. Where do you get this stuff from?

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I absolutely love this. It's when you reveal your pitiful double standard without really being pressed. Vitali, you see his record when it comes to meeting the best, that's so awful - pitiful - because he couldn't make people fight him.

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Fury, on the other hand, who has already done better than Vitali at meeting the best, he CAN "make people fight him" I suppose

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Well, it's interesting. Fury's case is complex and he has denied all wrongdoing. He has DENIED all wrong doing. On balance though - yes, I think he's used performance-enhancing drugs. That's my guess.

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On the other hand, someone like Vitlai Klitschko is an admitted cheat

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I mean Fury is milking his success, yes. Less than confirmed steroids cheat Vitali Klitschko milked his success, but he's milking it

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