Whyte gonna give Fury that rurk..

Canelo on points

 

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Povetkin was days before his 41st birthday but he didn't have Covid in the first fight.

When Wlad was Fury's age he was a highly experienced world champion and star amateur before that but he was still getting knocked all over the place and KO'd by massive underdogs every couple of fights, the 39 year old version (who was no more inherently "gunshy" than the Thompson/Ibragimov/Haye version) hadn't been on the floor in over a decade and was just a year removed from arguably a career best performance. The walking right hand would have a good chance of KO'ing virtually any heavyweight as the ATG RH is combined with great size, athleticism, toughness and fighting instincts, which is why he was never KO'd by a Douglas, McCall, Puritty or Ruiz, unlike many of the apparent greats.

 

Fury will bring extra pillows and blankets for when he tucks Shyte into bed.

Nighty night Mr Whyte

 

Not a man born of his mothers **** can beat fury… So it's a good job Whyte looks like he flopped out of someone's arsehole isn't it

 

39 Yr old Wlad would've KO'd Whyte

 

It's a complete myth that Wlad looked bad against Jennings; he won 9 or 10 rounds while not being allowed to hold as he did in Europe. It was a dominant performance but it fell below expectations because Wlad was coming off demolishing Pulev. Pulev himself had beaten an older Tony Thompson 8-4/9-3; Thompson who 5 years prior had given 32 year old Wlad a very difficult fight.

It was easy dominating opponents who were some combination of shorter, slower, less skilled and less powerful: the Klitschko's specialised in this. But in Fury, Wlad had an opponent who was taller, heavier, faster, more agile, stronger and more skilled, with a better engine. So Wlad's usual tactics of jabbing at range to set up the right hand were far less effective and Wlad was wary of getting countered and gassing out. He also couldn't use his holding tactics against a bigger, stronger opponent. So, for the only time in his entire career, he lost a decision wide on the cards, in his hometown, against a pre-prime 27 year old challenger in his first title fight. Wlad was a 4/1 favourite, not an underdog as he was against Williamson and Peter at 28/29 years old because Wlad was in very good form, not getting KD'd or KO'd every couple of fights for 3 years. And 17 months later, at 41+, coming off a defeat, Wlad went life and death with 27.5 year old, star amateur, 18-0 AJ in his 4th world title fight, so Wlad clearly had a lot left in the tank even then.

Your analysis of Wilder's fights are complete rubbish. I remember you even claiming that Fury, who was not even 23 at the time, "struggled" with Chisora, when 14-0, 27.5 year old Chisora (who was the favourite at the time) won 1-2 rounds by consensus.

Some facts about Wilder's fights: he took relatively little to no damage in all save Ortiz 1, Fury 2 and Fury 3 and he KO'd every opponent on his record who isn't named Tyson Fury. Even then, he managed to drop Fury 4 times over 3 fights and draw with him once, with only a subjective referring decision standing in the way of a KO win. He never lost to a McCall, Rahman, Puritty, Sanders, Brewster or Ruiz, unlike many prominent heavyweight champs in the last 25-30 years.

Stiverne beat prime Arreola x2 (schooling and KO6)
Duhaupas beat Charr and went on to KO6 Helenius in Finland
Szpilka beat Adamek and went on to beat Wach
Arreola KO'd McCline in 4, Molina in 1, Mitchell in 1 and took Ruiz to war over 12 while 40+ and 21 months retired
Washington KO'd Forrest in 2, dominated Chambers and went on to KO8 Helenius
Ortiz KO'd Jennings in 7, Thompson in 6, Martin in 6 and dominated Hammer and Scott

I agree that Wilder was relatively protected up until he fought Ortiz but for a 3.66 period after that, no one in the heavyweight division and maybe the sport of boxing fought more dangerous competition than Wilder. Wilder's title opponents were for the most part similarly capable of causing upsets as the aforementioned SHW-slayers, who are glorified mainly because they exposed vulnerable champions. What has Ruiz done aside from destroy AJ? Struggle and go the distance with washed up versions of Liakhovich, Kevin and Arreola? If Wilder was am exceptional right hand, rather than an exceptional right hand paired with many extremely good attributes, he would be a journeyman like Darnell Boone. If you have great power, speed, length, toughness and fighting instincts, you are very dangerous for virtually anyone in the heavyweight division.

 

Didn't read.

 

Let’s be honest here, a young fury toyed with a fresh Chisora twice and whyte struggled with an old Chisora.

whyte is getting jabbed and stopped

 

It’s hilarious how he s***s all over wlad and his career yet omits the fact that his hero wilders own management publicly admitted that wilder wasn’t ready to face him despite being a world champion at the time.