Will Joshua QUIT against Fury?

Doubt it. I dont think Fury would even try to force a stoppage either. He'd be on his bike using his range, speed and movement to win a wide UD. He only got that aggressive vs Wilder because it was what he needed to do stylistically. Agreed that’s what fury would be aiming to do, he would only really try and engage more closely if he thinks he’s losing the fight. He knows Joshua is a more capable boxer than wilder and is more than capable of boxing cleverly and getting shots away against him. He would be playing to his own strengths - or at least what he perceives it to be - until a point he is proven wrong. Let’s not forget that fury has failed to get a lot of lesser names out of there, one win against wilder doesn’t make you a completely different fighter

You can tell by the way John Fury slates Joshua 'That they know Joshua is a serious challenge for Fury'. Believe it or not? Fury does not have Joshua beat in every department 'Joshua is a better combination puncher, and I even think he has a more varied shot selection'. People speak as if Fury can still bamboozle his opponents, confuse them like David Blaine 'Fury has not fought with that style since Wilder I'. Note: But Joshua is for me, still in his rebuilding phase 'It is imperative that he demolishes Pulev'. Fury is a much better defensive boxer and doesn't get hit as much as AJ does

You are way too much of a hater. You don't have to like AJ but your extreme hate for him is ridiculous. Look what you did to Davis's face in the poster. Did you join this forum for just to spew hate on boxers? Fury has to actually beat AJ in a real life fight for bragging rights. Just beating him in your imagination does not count. Fury smashed up the hype job Wilder and will smash AJ up as well

Wallin takes more shots in general because he isn't at that level and everyone knows Klitschko can bang so that doesn't say anything. AJ did not take many clean shots that well. Klitschko became way too passive when he had AJ at his mercy for multiple rounds where he wasn't recovering well from the knockdown. You can tell it shook AJ up since then. His chin is average at best and you're underrating Fury's power. He's the only man to knock out Cunningham who faced some beasts in his time and he destroyed Hammer who can certainly take a shot. He was also clearly going to spark Wilder in that fight, you can't deny such an obvious fact. Fury's power is entirely dependent on what style he decides to use and what weight he feels comfortable at. Oh there is no debating Klitschko should have finished AJ., I’m the first to admit that. Cunningham had never been knocked out because he never fought a heavyweight. What possessed him to still be a cruiserweight and fight a Tall, confident,flabby heavyweight In Tyson fury. He was knocked out out of sheer exhaustion. This new seek and destroy method was implemented for Wilder because he can’t box. If he adopted those tactics against Joshua he is playing straight into his strengths. Fury is very elusive he needs to use his movement against AJ and frustrate him

Why is he tough because he withstood Fury’s shots, please..He made it to the 12th round and so would have Wilder. Fury stops nobody in the top 10. U basically have to be a walking punch bag and you are still guaranteed 36 minutes with Fury. Let Wallin take the shots from Klitschko That he took from Fury and let’s see if his chin is as tough as you think. Joshua took Klitschko right hand several times the night they fought. His chin is not as bad as most of you make out. As for Fury’s Boxing and IQ he is on another planet to all of them but I fancy AJ to push him close. Fury will resort back to the elusive Fury that fight Wallin takes more shots in general because he isn't at that level and everyone knows Klitschko can bang so that doesn't say anything. AJ did not take many clean shots that well. Klitschko became way too passive when he had AJ at his mercy for multiple rounds where he wasn't recovering well from the knockdown. You can tell it shook AJ up since then. His chin is average at best and you're underrating Fury's power. He's the only man to knock out Cunningham who faced some beasts in his time and he destroyed Hammer who can certainly take a shot. He was also clearly going to spark Wilder in that fight, you can't deny such an obvious fact. Fury's power is entirely dependent on what style he decides to use and what weight he feels comfortable at.

Fury can't hurt AJ but AJ almost got KOed by a 200 year old Wlad. Lmao, Fury will treat AJ like a little ***** Klitschko was a 126 years you exaggerating little s#hit

After 8315 posts we finally agree. This is a monumental moment....cheers :beerchug::beerchug: We’ve agreed on more than a couple things, get to know someone long enough an you’ll find out that likely you’ll find more in common with them or have similarities in perspectives as them! But yes Joshua, needs to turn this into a war like he did against Klitschko, he can’t outbox Fury and I don’t think Fury wants it to go 12!

I think he'd be crazy to do that. Fury is much more of a scrapper than Joshua is. Too much dag in the Gypsy for Joshua. Joshua won't come at Fury. And Fury certainly won't come at Joshua. I think it will be an intriguing but dull fight. Exchange at range and rarely. Fury will back himself to land more, Joshua will back himself to do more damage. Both were better fight matchups with Wilder. And Joshua v Wilder when they were both undefeated would have been one for the ages. I have Fury v Joshua close to 50/50, but I've always thought Fury would avoid Joshua. Just the wrong type of fighter for him. He embarasses punchers, and he outboxes and outsizes boxers. A big boxer puncher leaves him with nowhere to go. He has to fight a 50/50 fight and that's not what Fury is about. You can tell by the way John Fury slates Joshua 'That they know Joshua is a serious challenge for Fury'. Believe it or not? Fury does not have Joshua beat in every department 'Joshua is a better combination puncher, and I even think he has a more varied shot selection'. People speak as if Fury can still bamboozle his opponents, confuse them like David Blaine 'Fury has not fought with that style since Wilder I'. Note: But Joshua is for me, still in his rebuilding phase 'It is imperative that he demolishes Pulev'.

Joshua is gonna have to make it dogfight and show he has more dog than Fury and work the body of the big man! I think he'd be crazy to do that. Fury is much more of a scrapper than Joshua is. Too much dag in the Gypsy for Joshua. Joshua won't come at Fury. And Fury certainly won't come at Joshua. I think it will be an intriguing but dull fight. Exchange at range and rarely. Fury will back himself to land more, Joshua will back himself to do more damage. Both were better fight matchups with Wilder. And Joshua v Wilder when they were both undefeated would have been one for the ages. I have Fury v Joshua close to 50/50, but I've always thought Fury would avoid Joshua. Just the wrong type of fighter for him. He embarasses punchers, and he outboxes and outsizes boxers. A big boxer puncher leaves him with nowhere to go. He has to fight a 50/50 fight and that's not what Fury is about.

This new version of Tyson Fury, may not come with all the old tricks or does he? 'If fights Joshua with the same tactics that he implemented against Wilder, he is just playing into Joshua's strengths'. At 270+ pounds, we have not seen Tyson Fury move and bamboozle his opponents 'Even against Wallin, he was not difficult to find'. True true...

Technically he didn't even quit in the Ruiz fight, but I don't think he was as upset at the ref as he acted either. I still believe that hard ass Wlad fight altered AJ's approach in the ring. It's possible the Ruiz L altered it some more with his safety first angle in the rematch. I think he'll have to be getting hurt pretty badly to even consider quitting doe & I think his style as of late & Fury not being the biggest puncher in the world makes that unlikely. Totally agree

Why is he tough because he withstood Fury’s shots, please..He made it to the 12th round and so would have Wilder. Fury stops nobody in the top 10. U basically have to be a walking punch bag and you are still guaranteed 36 minutes with Fury. Let Wallin take the shots from Klitschko That he took from Fury and let’s see if his chin is as tough as you think. Joshua took Klitschko right hand several times the night they fought. His chin is not as bad as most of you make out. As for Fury’s Boxing and IQ he is on another planet to all of them but I fancy AJ to push him close. Fury will resort back to the elusive Fury that fight This new version of Tyson Fury, may not come with all the old tricks or does he? 'If fights Joshua with the same tactics that he implemented against Wilder, he is just playing into Joshua's strengths'. At 270+ pounds, we have not seen Tyson Fury move and bamboozle his opponents 'Even against Wallin, he was not difficult to find'.

If Joshua isn’t on his P’s an Q’s he’ll get a worse beating than Wilder did! AJ’s defense is to either hold up the high guard or get on his bike, Fury is superior in every way except power and we’ve seen the hardest hitting heavyweight since Mike Tyson couldn’t keep Fury down an out! Joshua is gonna have to make it dogfight and show he has more dog than Fury and work the body of the big man! After 8315 posts we finally agree. This is a monumental moment....cheers :beerchug::beerchug:

In case you didn't notice, Wallin was definitely hurt by a few shots but he's definitely a tough son of a gun. I bet his chin is better than AJs to some degree. Why is he tough because he withstood Fury’s shots, please..He made it to the 12th round and so would have Wilder. Fury stops nobody in the top 10. U basically have to be a walking punch bag and you are still guaranteed 36 minutes with Fury. Let Wallin take the shots from Klitschko That he took from Fury and let’s see if his chin is as tough as you think. Joshua took Klitschko right hand several times the night they fought. His chin is not as bad as most of you make out. As for Fury’s Boxing and IQ he is on another planet to all of them but I fancy AJ to push him close. Fury will resort back to the elusive Fury that fight

If Joshua isn’t on his P’s an Q’s he’ll get a worse beating than Wilder did! AJ’s defense is to either hold up the high guard or get on his bike, Fury is superior in every way except power and we’ve seen the hardest hitting heavyweight since Mike Tyson couldn’t keep Fury down an out! Joshua is gonna have to make it dogfight and show he has more dog than Fury and work the body of the big man!

Will Fury use peds again against AJ?

You are way too much of a hater. You don't have to like AJ but your extreme hate for him is ridiculous. Look what you did to Davis's face in the poster. Did you join this forum for just to spew hate on boxers? Fury has to actually beat AJ in a real life fight for bragging rights. Just beating him in your imagination does not count. Seriously dude, get a sense of humour.

Don’t be stupid. Fury beats up on a boxer that was clearly troubled by his heavy costume. Then you have to factor in his ostrich legs. Fury battered him for 7 rounds at will and still couldn’t knock him out. Fury doesn’t smash anyone. He is a masterful boxer and will be rightly favourite for the match against AJ but if he’s not stoping Wallin he is not stopping AJ. Wilder made Fury look like Foreman the way he was getting hit and staggering and we both know Fury has Silicone breasts as pillows. I will say you have been consistent you supported Fury when it was not cool to support him but calm the fuk down with this ludicrousness about AJ quitting.Tyson doesn’t have the power to make any top 10 quit In case you didn't notice, Wallin was definitely hurt by a few shots but he's definitely a tough son of a gun. I bet his chin is better than AJs to some degree.

Then Mike Tyson looks good enough against Roy Jones Jr, Mauricio Sulaiman puts him in the WBC's top ten, and he fights against one of them - TF or AJ - in 2021. Just kidding.

He didn't inspire much faith that he regained his confidence in the Ruiz rematch. He beat an even more out of shape man in a tidy boxing performance that was still quite a scared one. He refused to engage and when he was caught on the inside he had a look of unbridled fear in his eyes as he backed away nervously.