Respect to the 2 lady's in the crowd that asked Klitschko about his cheating in the first fight. Klitschko goes on about the image of boxing but a lot of people like to forget about that. Great champions shouldn't be allowed to have a fight in their own country and give the challenger ill-fitting gloves and make them fight on a trampoline
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What worries me is that Klitschko has brought up "motivation" on numerous occasions following the defeat to Fury. It sounds a lot like what Leonard kept saying following his loss to Norris and then the eventual fight with Camacho. It's what Holmes talked about in the run up to Tyson.
It never bodes well when a fighter depends on motivation...it's almost as if they are trying to convince themselves that they are motivated, when in fact their body is not responding like it should.
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Originally posted by SUBZER0ED View PostKlitschko said enough. He said he's going to KO Fury. Those who don't talk a lot of shit are the ones you need to worry about. He has the motivation. If he still has the mind-body connection & he brings his A game, Fury is in for a tough night.
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Originally posted by MisterHardtop View PostWhat worries me is that Klitschko has brought up "motivation" on numerous occasions following the defeat to Fury. It sounds a lot like what Leonard kept saying following his loss to Norris and then the eventual fight with Camacho. It's what Holmes talked about in the run up to Tyson.
It never bodes well when a fighter depends on motivation...it's almost as if they are trying to convince themselves that they are motivated, when in fact their body is not responding like it should.
And the realistic side is simply the fact is the guy is 40 years old heading into his 69th pro fight. I don't care how dominant he has been, that's a hell of a lot of fights an training camps. It's not like he can get any better from here, it's just a downwards spiral which will continue to get steeper and steeper all the time, and faster.
If you add that with the fact he's in with a 27 year old guy who is actually stylistically a bad matchup for him... This fight could be worse for Wlad than the last, depending on what this version of Fury will be like of course.
If a similar Tyson Fury turns up then i can see a similar or easier fight for him. He's only going to get better while Wlad is only going to get worse, and that's just the harsh reality.
Sometimes you just have to put aside emotion and history and look at the reality in these situations.Last edited by deathofaclown; 04-27-2016, 11:54 AM.
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Originally posted by Vicious. View PostNot even trash talk. Kinda sounds like retirement talk.Originally posted by Vicious. View Posti was talking about fury. That little rant about not being an athlete and rather be home eating
Sounds like a fair amount of trash talking to me.
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Originally posted by SUBZER0ED View PostTyson Fury: "Wladimir Klitschko isn't a fighting man, if he comes out swinging, I'll just chin him-Simple. You couldn't knock a wank out! He didn't throw any punches last time. Let's hope when he comes to England, he'll take a risk. He's mentally unstable and will be frightened. He'll be quaking in his boots. He's a psychological wreck. He was shitting himself the first fight. A fat man beat you!"
Sounds like a fair amount of trash talking to me.
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Tyson was brilliant in this press conference.
The way he ended the press conference:
'This seems like the Tyson Fury conference doesn't it?.......... Everyone turned up just to hear me talk didn't they?........ I'm like a performing monkey aren't I?'
I am quite big on dialogue and a lot of what Tyson says is a bit goofy but his delivery of those lines - dunno why - but they just sounded cool. I like it when Tyson is introspective. He is thoughtful and emotionally intelligent. He has said things for effect in the past but when you hear him speak like this you can basically conclude that he didn't mean them. Sexists and ****phobes don't talk like that.
I find him the most engaging boxing personality out there especially in a world where everyone is stage managed to an inch of their lives.
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Originally posted by deathofaclown View PostIt's a good point you make.
And the realistic side is simply the fact is the guy is 40 years old heading into his 69th pro fight. I don't care how dominant he has been, that's a hell of a lot of fights an training camps. It's not like he can get any better from here, it's just a downwards spiral which will continue to get steeper and steeper all the time, and faster.
If you add that with the fact he's in with a 27 year old guy who is actually stylistically a bad matchup for him... This fight could be worse for Wlad than the last, depending on what this version of Fury will be like of course.
If a similar Tyson Fury turns up then i can see a similar or easier fight for him. He's only going to get better while Wlad is only going to get worse, and that's just the harsh reality.
Sometimes you just have to put aside emotion and history and look at the reality in these situations.
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