There's a very good reason you don't have to worry about Fury getting robbed against Joshua, not ONE BIT. See if you can guess what.
I don't think Fury makes it back to that height again tbh... But yeah, Joshua starches him regardless.
Had it even 1 - AJ 2 - AJ 3 - AJ 4 - WK 5 - AJ (10-8) 6 - WK- (10-8) 7 - WK 8 - WK 9 - AJ 10 - WK AJ 94 WK 94 Yuo could make an arugment for a couple of the rounds going either way, AJ by 3 was a bit much though, and after the dreadful 119-109 in the Murray v Rosado fight theres certainly scepticism warranted.
I had Wlad a round up after the 10th, and the bookies had him a few up too, as I remember after the 10th Wlad was 2/5 in play betting.
Yeah pretty much. And 8 and 10 could easily have gone to Joshua. Why do people have to pretend there's some sort of controversy surrounding the scoring for every fight?
The 'controversy' over the Murray Rosado scorecards is one of the biggest non issues in boxing history. The Polish judge's scorecard was a bit daft but it was at least 7-5 Murray. Probably 8-4 and possibly 9-3. Murray won easily.
Joshua won the first 5 rounds. He landed more punches - compubox stats were spot on for once. People actually gave Wlad the first two? What on earth are you watching? In the 2nd round for example, he landed 4 punches compared to the 12 of Joshua.
I had Wlad up by 2 but wasn't surprised. The UK has been terrible lately with usually at least one of the cards. Incidentally, like others I scored round 5 for Wlad. But in my casual mind I got a little confused; I thought you scored the round as normal but then deducted any KD's or point deductions after the round? Which would make it 9-9. Always thought that's how it worked, is anyone actually sure?
I had Wlad up by 1 going into the 11th but I still don't think the scorecards were that bad. It's all subjective. There was no robbery in place.
First of all Fury is Bri'ish, so the chance of getting home countried by the judges is quite a bit lower. Second, I can't see Fury come back anytime soon. Third, if he does and fights Joshua, he probably won't even make it to the final bell.
If Fury gets fit and comes back he sould stop AJ or school him so badly even the pro-AJ crowd will pain to see him robbed. What's the point in coming back if he's not going to do something special like that ? If he comes to the fight anything less than capable of that, he's coming back for the money purely. And if Fury comes back and actually loses to AJ it will be by KO.