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Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by IntentionalButt, Aug 16, 2018.


Sloppy fat chinny slick twinkletoed bloke or gangly savant bone-crunching one-trick-pony?

Poll closed Nov 17, 2018.
  1. Fury on points

    28.7%
  2. Fury by stoppage

    5.0%
  3. Draw

    2.0%
  4. Wilder on points

    1.0%
  5. Wilder by stoppage

    63.4%
  1. GlaukosTheHammer

    GlaukosTheHammer Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I dunno man. As an ardent Wilder supporter since 2011 let me tell y'all this is the first time I've ever been even a little nervous about all my **** talk and I ain't even ever went in on Tyson because I been his fan since 2011 too.

    Anthony Joshua will get ****ed up, Povetkin's little ***** ass already knows he'd get ****ed up, Whyte has no chance in hell with his fat ass, Ortiz just got ****ed up, and Parker hasn't looked good since he got gifted his belt against Ruiz. Tyson Fury is the only man who can humble Deontay and his ass just might do it.
     
  2. BCS8

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    A bum crusher fighting a bum.
     
  3. BCS8

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    Can't hide anything from N17!!!
     
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  4. GlaukosTheHammer

    GlaukosTheHammer Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Yep.

    And look at all the pretty little girls gnashing their gnarled snaggletoothed sneers left and right while trying to use semantics to change the man who beat the man tradition.
     
  5. sniffmybadger

    sniffmybadger Relationships are not my forte Full Member

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    This x2
     
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  6. Okin129

    Okin129 ... Full Member

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    The lineal title was made for a reason, people seem to be stuck in the old times but when it comes to the historical lineal title going back to John L. Sullivan to determine who is the real number 1 in the heavyweight division it don't matter. You ****in hypocrites.
     
  7. NoNeck

    NoNeck Pugilist Specialist

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    The winner is number one in the division. Don’t kid yourselves.
     
  8. phil rowe

    phil rowe Active Member Full Member

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    best fights for hardcores:

    Spence vs Crawford or Thurman
    Canelo/GGG2 winner vs Saunder/Andrade winner (both of these 2 fights are great as well)
    Loma vs Mikey
    there is a few more but these are top 3

    Top 3 fights for Casuals:
    AJ / Wilder / Fury - any fight invoving 2 of these 3
    Bellew vs Whyte or Fury or Usyk
    Brook Khan

    these are just facts, ask any uk casual fan what fights they wanna see an what fighters they like watching it will be these ones. The casuals love heavyweights because it often ends in knockouts, and casuals particularly love Sky/Hearn's top fighters.
     
  9. Aydamn

    Aydamn Dillian Da Dissappointment Full Member

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    I just see a lot of blind love for Tyson Fury by placing him above the top 2 in the division just because he USED to be something decent.

    Why do you think Wilder doesn't also have speed, I mean he weights 95 Kilos at 6 foot 7 .. his power is clearly coming from speed not his size lol.

    And why don't you think he has timing? I think he has excellent, natural timing ability coupled with his experience in putting it into practise and knowing WHEN to knock someone out makes his timing more dangerous than Tyson.

    Because he can achieve something with his timing, like knocking you on your arse. Plus we've already seen Tyson can get caught against pianete, so don't talk to me about what he can change against Wilder... you should treat every fight with the same diligence!

    Furthermore, you mention Tyson being able to wobble Wilder? Come on man, your buying into Tyson hype everytime he said he will knock someone out... he just doesn't do it.

    Wilder can take a shot... he took Ortiz best shots and didn't go down once!!!! HE'S BEST SHOTS! And Ortiz is a foreman type puncher gets leverage behind it as opposed to speed./explosive type like Wilder... and that's the last thing to go in a fighter.... that type of power (so ortiz age is irrelevant)

    IF you ask me... you ain't giving Wilder his due credit. And you may be surprised. Tyson will struggle with a man he can't bully with his reach and height because they are similar dimensions.

    Fury = 85 inch reach/ 6'8
    Wilder = 83.5/ 6'7

    We'll see how Tyson handles Wilder.
     
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  10. BCS8

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    That's because YDKSAB.

    Ortiz was way more dangerous than Flabby Fury.
     
  11. Luis Fernando

    Luis Fernando Well-Known Member Full Member

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    But he is still a very small, short, fat and a chubby looking blown up light heavyweight. So if Wilder couldn't even drop a guy that a fat, short and chubby guy in Povetkin put to sleep, what does that indicate of Wilder's punching power considering he is much leaner, taller, rangier and probably more muscular too compared to Povetkin but struggled to even hurt Duhaupas?
     
  12. Luis Fernando

    Luis Fernando Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Difference is, Fury stepped up and fought Wladimir Klitschko under 30 fights. Same with Anthony Joshua, Kubrat Pulev, Alexander Povetkin and many other heavyweights. Whilst Wilder has been milking low level heavyweights for 40 fights. This isn't even comparable!

    The fact that you're trying to prove Wilder with nearly double the fights has a better or equal resume to Tyson Fury just shows how pathetic Wilder is, more than anything else, considering he is supposed to not only have a better resume, but a significantly better one. But he doesn't.

    When Wilder had the same number of fights as Tyson Fury, Wilder's resume was nowhere near as good as Fury's.

    A guy who was losing or equal on the scorecards against the likes of Johan Duhaupas isn't clearing up anything. If that was Joshua, instead of Duhaupas in the ring, Joshua would have flattened Deontay Wilder.
     
  13. Aydamn

    Aydamn Dillian Da Dissappointment Full Member

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    looool did you even watch the wilder ortiz fight... how can you make excuses like that, ortiz lost fair and square man.

    He was knocked down 3 times, like the guy was surviving. Fair play he had wilder on the ropes, but wilder didn't go down once. Wilder beatable? Name me someone that beats Wilder, that also wouldn't lose to wilder just the same.

    Wilder is a dangerous mofo, he punches harder than anyone. Everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face sums it all up in the tyson/joshua case.
     
  14. Okin129

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    You can talk about boxing skills all you want, i can't hear that **** anymore, that's all very well but if you don't
    have power to at least earn some respect and force your opponent to hesitate and think about before throwing
    a punch, you are ****ed.

    Tyson Fury has no power and it has nothing to do with his lay off, he never had power, he fought against small and
    slow guys his whole career and he could easily wear them down with his size and keep them at the distance with
    his movement and jab.

    The only guy with similar dimensions to Wilder he fought was Wladimir Klitschko but that fight counts for **** because we all know how awful Wlad was on that night partially due to Furys moving and feinting but also because
    Wladimir was a very cautious fighter, a painfully cautious fighter.

    Wilder will throw bombs at him without having to fear anything from Furys punches, he took the best shots from
    one of the best punchers in the heavyweight division and he didn't go down and he knows that he can take a good
    punch, he will be a lot more confident than the mentally fragile Wladimir Klitschko was.

    Power is a ****in huge aspect in the sport of boxing wether you want it to be true or not, physical attributes make
    the difference and Wilder has every physical attribute above Fury.

    Fury is not a bad style matchup for Wilder, it's the other way around, Wilder will finish him off within 6 rounds.
     
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  15. GlaukosTheHammer

    GlaukosTheHammer Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :lol: Is it my influence that pisses you off? I see others who support Wilder far more than I do, you don't ride their dick half as hard, what is it that has you so attracted to me?

    Is it because Povetkin's a ***** or is it because Joshua's a ***** or is it because you are such a ***** everytime I point out a ***** they just happen to be a man you've been praising and you don't like the implied transitive property of that?