Tyson Fury vs Joe Joyce

As i have and still criticize Fury for multiple reason(irrelevant to the thread) he is a top fighter and if show in decent shape he will 500% beat Joyce 12-0, 11-1 or 10-2 at best.

 

You need to provide options for how Joyce can win. One thing for sure isFury cannot knockout Joyce as night follows day.

 

Where is the option for Joyce to win?

 

I think Fury would win this in a very close, possibly controversial decisions, with Joyce coming on very strong late.

But can't see Fury taking this fight unless forced to!

 

Joe Joyce is better than Dillian Whyte in some ways, for example he has a good chin.

Joyce would at least have a chance of beating Fury, while Whyte would have no chance at all. Whyte is tailor-made for Fury.

 

Fury all day long. If he can't beat a plodder like Joyce then he needs to retire.

 

Joyce's sudden change of pace is his trump card. It could derail anyone on the right night.

 

Joyce not an easy fight for anyone. His size, durability and work rate alone means he'll always make you work for the win.

Fury has to be the favourite here, his movement, reach, overall skills should see him out box Joyce and win a hard fought but clear decision. But the unknown factor is what shape Fury shows up in. His last fight he looked well below his best which is understandable with his family crisis and elbow bone shards. That Fury I could see really struggling with Joyce as he's taken late and couldn't control distance as well due to his compromised jab. But hopefully Fury elbows will have healed and his build up trouble free when or if he ever fights Joyce.

 

Joyce is injured so why is this even a thread? Plus, Fury wants a bum or a soft punching gate keeper so Joyce does not fit the bill.

 

Fury easily

 

Nincompoop

 

I am not sure what you are talking about. Fury was hit with like 4 punches in the first bout, about 1 in the second, and about 3 in the third.

You have to be joking.

 

Joe Joyce wasn't born. He was constructed by a Jewish rabbi in Prague sometime in the 1600s.

 

Good breakdown. The fight entirely hinges on how in shape and tuned in Fury is. At his best he outboxes Joyce and wins a pretty wide (though not necessarily easy) decision. At his worst, the plodding, readable brawler of the third Wilder fight, he has a torrid time and likely ends the fight looking like a Mack truck has run him over. Not even sure he wins that even.