Would you consider Furys chin a Question Mark until further notice?

Ah yes because Wallin is a prolific puncher. And lets be real that left hand clearly hurt Fury. Wallin landed punch after punch after that because Fury was stunned for a good 10 seconds

 

True - and to win.

There's a good chance he survives as well as Fatso Andy against the "composed, cold blooded type". Is AJ a reptile now?

 

I think when AJ hurts him AJ will close the show.

 

Is he susceptible to cuts?

 

Same guy you said was gonna get ironed out by Breazale

 

If anyone not named Fury had been:

- Dropped by Wilder, a journeyman in Pjakic, a average CW in Cunningham and rocked badly by journeyman Flirtha, hurt by a pilliow puncher in Wallin.

Everyone on this forum would have questions over his chin. But it's Fury, so he gets a pass.

 

Nobody questions Ali's chin and toughness after getting heavily dropped & hurt by Cooper.

Nobody has even seen what 270 pound prime 32 year old Fury can handle. He will eat AJ's best punches and ask for more.

A drained fat camp Fury took Wilder's best & fought back. Getting flash knocked down early in your career walking into haymaker's isn't a detraction.

The only true reason people think AJ can beat him is because of the total lazy analyses of AJ hits harder, Fury might be venerable because he's been dropped. It's a fallacy that is constantly used in boxing. People favoring the bigger puncher.

 

Don’t forget he also survived his own uppercut

 

Nobody has seen what a post retirement, past his prime, non juice, 270lbs 32 year Fury can handle as he hasn't fought any quality fighters since Wlad. During this time AJ has beaten the like of Whyte, Wlad, Parker, Povetkin, Ruiz and Pulev all of whom are better than all the opponents Fury has fought in the past years.

There are many reasons for people to back AJ to win against Fury other than AJ being the more powerful puncher of two.

- As stated the vast gulf of quality of opponents in the last five years.

- The inactive recently wouldnt work in his Furys favour.

- AJ isn't Wilder.AJ can actually box on the back foot unlike Fury as shown in his fights against Povetkin,Parker and Ruiz 2. AJ is actually very good on the inside, Fury won't be able out muscle AJ like he did with scrawny Wilder. AJ has the quicker hands and is excellent at putting combinations together.

 

Almost anyone else would have been KO'd in that 12th round vs Wilder first fight.

The fact that he got up after that proves his chin.

 

Fury has a good chin and amazing recuperation. He has nothing to prove in that department imo

 

His chin is very very good

Only time will tell how good it really is

 

It's not unmanly to get knocked down in the sport of boxing, it is manly to quickly get and recover from bad situations and regaining control of the fight asap. Larry Holmes did this many times and that is what makes for inspirational viewing

 

To say Wilder lacks composure is not accurate, if he hurts 99% of opponents he will either ko them or finish them when hurt with his wind milling. Let's also not forget that most referees might have waived the fight of in that 12 round knockdown of the first fight

 

Clutching at straws because the referee did not waive the fight and Fury got up.