Comments Thread For: Peter Fury: Tyson, Hughie Could Be The Next Klitschkos

[Weltschmerz]

Fury has been propelled a bit too high after the Johnson win, which was good ofcourse, but it doesn't make him championship material overnight. Fury is still young, unlike Price he has time on his side.

Fury should take it easy instead of rushing for a Klitschko. He's on a good learning curve and should just keep improving himself over the next year or so.

[The Hammer]

I like the Furys.

It's good to know there may be someone to fill the void after the Klitschko's retirement.

[Jedi Vader]

I like the Furys.

It's good to know there may be someone to fill the void after the Klitschko's retirement.

Fill the void? Funniest thing I've heard in years.

It will be a day long remembered when the Klits get beat. The Heavyweight Division will finally have interest again.

[Weltschmerz]

Fill the void? Funniest thing I've heard in years.

It will be a day long remembered when the Klits get beat. The Heavyweight Division will finally have interest again.

The HW division has lots of interest to many.

[taansend]

The HW division has lots of interest to many.

The heavyweight division is dull because there are two Klitschko's. If there was either one it would be fine but having two fighters at the top who won't/can't fight each other has made the division tedious.

They are good men & a credit to the sport but the Heavyweight division is about having "The Man" not 'the men'.

[The Nephilim]

The HW division has lots of interest to many.

I couldn't care less what some American who is just ticked off that the Klitschkos have taken away what used to be theirs thinks.

Americans are the world's poorest sports, so you have to take that into account.

The HW division is now and will always be my fave one in boxing.

[THE REED]

I couldn't care less what some American who is just ticked off that the Klitschkos have taken away what used to be theirs thinks.

Americans are the world's poorest sports, so you have to take that into account.

The HW division is now and will always be my fave one in boxing.

Sup bro....

[Weltschmerz]

The heavyweight division is dull because there are two Klitschko's. If there was either one it would be fine but having two fighters at the top who won't/can't fight each other has made the division tedious.

They are good men & a credit to the sport but the Heavyweight division is about having "The Man" not 'the men'.

Your comment doesn't make much sense.
The brothers have written HW history, they have done something unique being the first brothers holding all belts in between them, and doing it while being so dominant for such a long time.
Plus they are among the greatest HWs of all time, both are ATGs.
I don't agree that the division is tedious, especially not now when we have many interesting upcomers and good opponents for the Klitschko's.

Wlad will be 'the man' when Vitali retires and Wlad unifies all the belts over the next year.

[Weltschmerz]

I couldn't care less what some American who is just ticked off that the Klitschkos have taken away what used to be theirs thinks.

Americans are the world's poorest sports, so you have to take that into account.

The HW division is now and will always be my fave one in boxing.

Americans can't accept that HW boxing belongs to Europe/ Russia ... The European boxers are not exciting like Ali or Tyson, but they have a strong pedigree, solid amateur backgrounds, and thus they have come to excel in today's boxing landscape.

[The Hammer]

Americans can't accept that HW boxing belongs to Europe/ Russia ... The European boxers are not exciting like Ali or Tyson, but they have a strong pedigree, solid amateur backgrounds, and thus they have come to excel in today's boxing landscape.

I've been enjoying the heavyweight division.

People shouldn't be narrow-minded bigots and believe that all the best fighters need to come from their home country.

There are good HWs from many countries now:


USA: Jennings, Wilder
UA: the Klitschkos, Glazkov
UK: Fury, Price, Haye
Romania: Dinu
Russia: Povetkin, Abdusalamov
Bulgaria: Pulev
Finland: Helenius
Cuba: Ortiz, Perez
Poland: Adamek, Szpilka

The heavyweight division is more interesting now than it ever was because of the diversity.