Tyson Fury could barely land a glove on Wladimir Klitschko? Where exactly was the masterclass?

Instead posting this wall of text consisting of totally irrelevant information, how about you accept the challenge of the thread and actually show even 10 head / body snapping / rocking punches landed by Fury on Wlad?

Oh, last I remember, it was Wlad who had the final laugh when Fury ducked the rematch like a scared little girl, realizing that he probably fluked a once in a lifetime victory not replicable. That, is a bigger defeat than any defeat, be it verbal, emotional or in the ring loss Wlad suffered at the hands of Fury in their first fight.

 

If you're German, then you should know best that Wladimir Klitschko has as much German blood in him as Fury. Heck, if anything, Fury arguably has even more German blood in him due to British people sharing Germanic ancestry with Germans whilst Ukrainians are Slavs who have a totally different point of origin.

So if anything, Fury was more of the home-fighter in their bout than Wladimir Klitschko was, considering Germany is closer to Britain (both Germanic countries) than to Ukraine (a Slav country).

Regardless, point is, once upon a time, just like Fury, Wladimir Klitschko was not in Germany, nor was he born there, nor did he speak a single word of German, nor did he know anything about the country and nor did he have any associations to Germany. However, through his own IQ and abilities, he managed to move to Germany, learn the language to a fluent level, gain a local fanbase there, and start a successful business there. Meanwhile, Fury has not shown the IQ or the abilities to make it successfully in a non-English foreign land. So because Wladimir Klitschko was able to make it successfully in a foreign country in Germany as a foreigner, whilst Fury was not able to make it successfully in Germany or any other foreign country as a foreigner, means that Fury deserves extra-credit for winning as an away fighter as a foreigner vs Wladimir Klitschko who is just as much of a foreigner and an way fighter but managed to make it successfully in that country? Do you guys just understand how outlandish this argument is?

IF Fury, just like Wladimir Klitschko, moved to Germany from the UK and became just as successful in Germany as Wladimir Klitschko has been and they fought each other in Germany, does anybody think even for a second that Fury will be considered an away fighter whilst Wladimir Klitschko will be considered a home fighter? LMFAO! Both fighters are equally foreign competing in a totally neutral territory. The amount of straws being clutched on here, is mind-boggling, to the point where it feels like brain cells are being sucked away

Oh. and a draw was totally reasonable just like how a Fury win was too. Of course Wlad did not deserve to win the match, but to paint this as anything but a decisive victory by Fury, when nobody upon being asked, can show even a single video with even 10, if not 15 head / body snapping / rocking punches by Fury being landed on Wlad, is self-refuting in and of itself.

And cut me the crap about the Klitschkos having their own rules. You're here defending a guy who doesn't respect the sport at all, doesn't face his mandatories, doesn't honor a rematch clause he signed and agreed on, unprofessionally fights like a part-time fighter when he feels like and complains about the whole world being against him when things aren't going all well for him, whilst going into a hiatus and holding the division up, and knocking opponents with outright illegal punches involving holding and hitting, rabbit punching, using forearms / elbows and etc.

Fury is a far bigger rule-abuser than the Klitschkos have ever been.

You really think Fury would have even stood a chance if Wlad wanted to truly rob him? LMFAO. The fight could've easily been made not in Germany, but in Ukraine, namely Kiev with 3 judges not just from Ukraine but from Kiev, and you would have seen what true corruption is. But here we have the Klitschkos purposely fighting away from their home country AS CHAMPS, in a totally foreign, neutral territory in Germany, which as it stands, Germany is one of the fairest and most neutral country in the world for officiating boxing bouts, but we have someone like you still claiming the Klitschkos have their own rules? LMFAO!

The Klitschkos respected their sport, their source of income, always respected their rematch clauses (unlike Fury), always respected their mandatories (unlike Fury), always came in shape like professionals whilst showing respect to the sport and past legends (unlike Fury who thinks he has earnt the right to put himself above legends whilst barely doing anything other than living off one-off wins and destroying his body unprofessionally) and etc. If anything, it is Fury who thinks he is above the rules of the sport, the very sport that provides him his livelihood. So GTFO with that nonsense about Klitschkos having their own rules!

The more you post, the more it's clear that you're not German, or maybe you are, but are embarrassing your compatriots, due to how off the mark some of your points are here.

 

Except it does, because the question here lies on Fury's offensive skills not being very good, considering the pattern we have historically, where the younger up-coming champion has ALWAYS beaten the near 39 year old or post 40 year old great champion with one foot out of boxing by a significantly larger margin than Fury beat Wladimir Klitschko. Wladimir Klitschko HISTORICALLY, is not expected to win, whereas Fury is not only expected to win, but by a MASSIVE margin. Face it, his performance is historically the worst performance of all the past young upcoming champions that beat their ancient foe.

 

That tells us more about how fair and objective officiating is, in Germany than it does anything about any 'masterclass'. The main objective of boxing is to land punches on your opponent, without getting punched in return, specifically damaging punches. For there to be any 'masterclass' in any bout, there has to be at least 5 more head / body snapping / rocking punches by one guy compared to his opponent in nearly every round. Instead, here we are where nobody can provide instances of Fury landing even 10 of such blows in the entire 12 rounds. That's how far from a true 'masterclass' this performance was.

 

You can appreciate what you want, but don't call it a 'masterclass' when it ain't. If you're constantly missing punches and are horribly inaccurate (in case of Fury), then such a performance doesn't warrant being called a 'masterclass'.