Tyson Fury disgraced the sport of boxing, but Anthony Joshua redeemed it

I didn't comment on the fight as a whole
It was a back and forth fight
Just didn't think it was a bad stoppage which is what I felt you were implying
Do you think the stoppage was premature considering Wladimir had been wobbled and knocked down twice in the round already

 

I've already addressed that. He didn't show signs of major damage, didn't take a knee or have his corner throw a towel.

A bad stoppage? Not necessarily, but premature.

 

You are saying it wasn't bad but was premature? Sounds a bit contradictory
He didn't take a knee? He had just been knocked down twice

He didn't show signs of major damage? Please define that.
He was wobbled, and knocked down twice and then starting to take unanswered punches.

What more exactly would you be wanting to see to make the finish not being premature or non controversial to you?
Did you feel that he may have suddenly come back and turned the fight around at that point?

 

I feel like I've already answered your question from my perspective and we've diverged from the original point;

Fury's win over Wlad was better. He dominated him in his backyard and took his titles with zero damage to himself.

 

Don't disagree that. I rate Fury's win as the higher win
Never said anything to the contrary about that

 

Let's face it, even if they fought tomorrow would either of them get any credit?

 

Still wasn't a British stoppage.

 

? Not really sure how that relates to my post.