Vitali would have knocked out Fury late. Around 10th to 11th round Vitali was the better brother and had he started out in boxing from the beginning, without the kick boxing injuries he would be on many a mans ATG TOP 10 list.
Vitali wouldn't fight MaCline and he avoided Rahman because of his jab and long reach. Fury has a much longer reach than Vialti and would bamboozle him from the outside. Vitali simply cannot hit what moves to the sides. He can only hit what is straight in front of him. To outbox the technically superior Wlad is a much greater task and harder to achieve. Fury boxes circles around the shovel punching Vitali who had zero defense , zero upper body movement and zero head movement. Vitali as you said was a converted kick boxing striker , his boxing ability was far to crude for a multi dimensional boxer like Fury.
Vitali peaked earlier than Wlad, probably because he had two bad injuries but you see the kind of damage he was capable of vs people like Hide, Johnson, Norris. I haven't seen Fury demolish solid guys like that.
Tyson wouldn't put a dent on Vitali but he might get a stupid decision. Shades of Ali on the other hand...
It wouldn't get that far. Even if Fury ended up 11-0 across the judges' cards (possible if Vitali stupidly tried half-assedly chasing after him in a boxing match), in those last three minutes Vit would, unlike Wlad, say "**** it" and just go for broke...and get the KO.
Fury may not have single one punch power but he does have very good power Wlad was scared of getting countered with a big shot just admit fury was better then you thought Fury beat wlad in every department you remember when fury landed with left hooks and wlad was holding on for dear life and the ref helped him out giving him seconds to recover?
Vitali wouldn’t be the least bit timid in there with Fury. I think he wears Tyson down and stops him late. Fury would have his moments here and there but it wouldn’t be enough. Fury would try his best to get in Vitali’s head but it would do nothing but motivate him. He’s a different animal than his younger brother.
Chisora, whom just one person (Haye) in his entire career has ever KO'ed? ...with Haye, mind you, flawed as he was, being a more explosive 1-punk KO artist in the division than Vitali, let alone Fury (more in the same league as Wlad) - and even there, Chisora did technically beat the ref's ten count and was just waved off @ Luis Pabón's discretion (probably due in larger part to how severe-looking a KD it had been rather than how clear eyed and ready to go the fighter seemed in the moment, which is the criteria the official is supposed to go by) - so a TKO, not even a real KO.
Mate you can't expect anybody to keep reading after you've started this way. Fury has maybe the raw power of a fairly average-hitting contender @ cruiserweight. Within his own division he is, for all his size, a feather-duster. Yes he was scared but had no reason to be. Wlad could've given Tyson a free whack a'la Campbell vs. Peden or Mayorga vs. a bunch of blokes, and he would have been fine. He could've let Fury spin his arm behind his back to load up on the most gigantic uppercut he could, and Wlad isn't leaving his feet. Might not even flex his Adam's apple.
Haye just caught him well regardless did you see furys performance over chisora in the second fight? it was a total destruction much better job then vitali's pathetic labored win over chisora Fury was denied by chisoras trainer to get the ko he wanted he still got the stoppage but he was denied don charles own words "I want you to finish on your feet" Say what you want about fury is but one thing you can not deny is he doesnt know how to lose and is very awkward