Tyson Fury?

The first time I saw him I had a good laugh (the infamous self-punch)but after watching a couple more of his fights I think the dude has the instincts and basic skill set to make a good impact as a heavyweight. He's 6'9 and you can't teach height but besides that he has good upper body movement--he throws excellent shoulder feints consistently, which is really impressive--couple that with his quickness and it makes for a sneaky 1-2 combo. He also throws a lot of punches and uses punchong angles-I saw right hands followed by right uppercuts while stepping in and he looked fluid doing it. Haven't really seen that since Lennox Lewis in heavyweights that size. Things he needs to work on are conditioning, definately his balance and maintaining his range properly for punching, setting his feet and such and punching from his height. He also needs to maximize situations when he has a weight advantage but the dude is 22 and and now working with Emmanuel Steward so there is definetly time to improve. If his chin is sturdy and works hard he could be really good...:boxing: video of Fury vs Power http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mim2oIyNhHE&feature=related