Tyson Fury vs 90's George Foreman?

[JuggyvsCable]

Tyson Fury was down on the score cards against light punching blown up cruiser weight Steve Cunnigham. He was also knocked down by one punch and hurt badly by it. Tyson Fury's best win was against a old Wladimir Klitschko where he ran and landed 86 punches in 12 rounds and then had a draw against unskilled Deontay Wilder and landed 84 punches in 12 rounds.

To put this too perspective a 42 year old Foreman landed 188 punches against prime 28 year old Evander Holyfield. Foreman landed 225 punches against the hard punching Tommy Morrison. 249 punches vs Axel Schulz, 296 punches vs Lou Savarase, and 284 punches against Shannon Briggs. If you honestly believe landing 80 or so punches in 12 rounds is going to beat Foreman or any other half way decent boxer from the 90's then you should give up on boxing. For those who say Tyson Fury has a great defense. No Tyson Fury runs. He knows he can't take a punch. He just runs and slaps with his punches and casuals call it amazing boxing.

For those who say Tyson Fury befuddled Deontay Wilder. You mean just like Artur Szpilka? Deontay Wilder is a crude, unskilled boxer who best win in his career came against morbidly obese, old high blood pressure having Luis Ortiz. Lets call a spade a spade. Shannon Briggs was a better pro than Luis Ortiz.

So anyway Foreman up until the Pierre Coezter bout would stop Tyson Fury. Foreman from Michael Moorer till he retired would probably just win a decision.

[OctoberRed]

Tyson Fury was down on the score cards against light punching blown up cruiser weight Steve Cunnigham. He was also knocked down by one punch and hurt badly by it. Tyson Fury's best win was against a old Wladimir Klitschko where he ran and landed 86 punches in 12 rounds and then had a draw against unskilled Deontay Wilder and landed 84 punches in 12 rounds.

This!

[QueensburyRules]

Tyson Fury was down on the score cards against light punching blown up cruiser weight Steve Cunnigham. He was also knocked down by one punch and hurt badly by it. Tyson Fury's best win was against a old Wladimir Klit.

- -Ok, Jugsy, we get you ain't the brightest.

You ignoring what happened to Cunningham in Rd 7 wipes out his nominal lead, and remember Fury did this without his trainer in his American debut.

Old Wlad was arguably the best heavy in history and the only one ever to touch on the all time, unbreakable records of Joe Louis.

Fury never got beat by neon Leon either...your welcome...

[ShoulderRoll]

Tyson Fury was down on the score cards against light punching blown up cruiser weight Steve Cunnigham. He was also knocked down by one punch and hurt badly by it. Tyson Fury's best win was against a old Wladimir Klitschko where he ran and landed 86 punches in 12 rounds and then had a draw against unskilled Deontay Wilder and landed 84 punches in 12 rounds.

To put this too perspective a 42 year old Foreman landed 188 punches against prime 28 year old Evander Holyfield. Foreman landed 225 punches against the hard punching Tommy Morrison. 249 punches vs Axel Schulz, 296 punches vs Lou Savarase, and 284 punches against Shannon Briggs. If you honestly believe landing 80 or so punches in 12 rounds is going to beat Foreman or any other half way decent boxer from the 90's then you should give up on boxing. For those who say Tyson Fury has a great defense. No Tyson Fury runs. He knows he can't take a punch. He just runs and slaps with his punches and casuals call it amazing boxing.

For those who say Tyson Fury befuddled Deontay Wilder. You mean just like Artur Szpilka? Deontay Wilder is a crude, unskilled boxer who best win in his career came against morbidly obese, old high blood pressure having Luis Ortiz. Lets call a spade a spade. Shannon Briggs was a better pro than Luis Ortiz.

So anyway Foreman up until the Pierre Coezter bout would stop Tyson Fury. Foreman from Michael Moorer till he retired would probably just win a decision.

Great post.

I like Fury and think his combination of size and style is unique in heavyweight history. But Foreman is far superior to anyone he has ever fought.

[QueensburyRules]

I like Fury and think his combination of size and style is unique in heavyweight history. But Foreman is far superior to anyone he has ever fought.

- -Not far superior.

Like Big George in Zaire, Wlad lost his focus prefight because of extraneous destructive forces outside his sphere of control.

Kinda like Joshua in his US debut, Foreman and Wlad physically well trained, but mentally out of focus on the night. Throw in young Tyson in Tokyo.

Zombie like performances. It happens.

[JuggyvsCable]

- -Ok, Jugsy, we get you ain't the brightest.

You ignoring what happened to Cunningham in Rd 7 wipes out his nominal lead, and remember Fury did this without his trainer in his American debut.

Old Wlad was arguably the best heavy in history and the only one ever to touch on the all time, unbreakable records of Joe Louis.

Fury never got beat by neon Leon either...your welcome...

Lol young Wladimir Klitschko wasn't close to being the greatest heavyweight in history. Young Wlad got knocked by a 37 year old Corrie Sanders who never beat anybody else. He was stopped by Ross Purrity and stopped by Lamon Brewster. Wlad was fortunate enough to become champion in a watered down joke era for heavyweights. Who did Wlad beat during his joke reign? Ray Austin, Derrick Lewis, Tony Thompson? Yeah this clearly made him the best heavyweight of all time. I think you are the one who is clearly a idiot.

So my point still stands. Fury fought a 39 year old timid old Wlad and landed online 86 punches in 12 rounds. He ran and slapped his way to a win. Then he had a draw against the crude hype job Deontay Wilder and landed only 84 punches in 12 rounds .If any so called top fighter landed less than 100 punches in a 12 round fight in the 90s they would of been bashed for it.

Tyson Fury also got knocked down by Neven Pajkic. Tyson Fury can't take a punch. Which is why he runs constantly. Beating a old man in a boring fight and getting a draw against hype job Wilder doesn't equate to being a world class fighter. It shows how horrible the heavyweight division has been since Lennox Lewis retired. You think Andy Ruiz would of beat guys like like Lennox Lewis, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield or even old George Foreman then you should quit watching boxing.

[QueensburyRules]

Lol young Wladimir Klitschko wasn't close to being the greatest heavyweight in history. Young Wlad got knocked by a 37 year old Corrie Sanders who never beat anybody else. He was stopped by Ross Purrity and stopped by Lamon Brewster. Wlad was fortunate enough to become champion in a watered down joke era for heavyweights. Who did Wlad beat during his joke reign? Ray Austin, Derrick Lewis, Tony Thompson? Yeah this clearly made him the best heavyweight of all time. I think you are the one who is clearly a idiot.

So my point still stands. Fury fought a 39 year old timid old Wlad and landed online 86 punches in 12 rounds. He ran and slapped his way to a win. Then he had a draw against the crude hype job Deontay Wilder and landed only 84 punches in 12 rounds .If any so called top fighter landed less than 100 punches in a 12 round fight in the 90s they would of been bashed for it.

Tyson Fury also got knocked down by Neven Pajkic. Tyson Fury can't take a punch. Which is why he runs constantly. Beating a old man in a boring fight and getting a draw against hype job Wilder doesn't equate to being a world class fighter. It shows how horrible the heavyweight division has been since Lennox Lewis retired. You think Andy Ruiz would of beat guys like like Lennox Lewis, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield or even old George Foreman then you should quit watching boxing.

- -My pt still stands Jugsy...You DumDum.

Vitali emasculated Lennie into retirement and the Ks further emasculated entire gens of Brits and Americans.

Facts is facts and facts are their critics squealing facts in soprano ain't winning over new fans.

[OctoberRed]

Great post.

I like Fury and think his combination of size and style is unique in heavyweight history. But Foreman is far superior to anyone he has ever fought.

I can agree with this..

[Nash out]

This nonsense about the Cunningham fight. He fought without a trainer, he was wild from round 1 because he assumed he could just walk through Cunningham, never make that mistake. **** the scorecards, he lost round 2, 10-8 and lost round 3 (recovery round) but won every other round easy and was the only man to ever ko Cunningham. He also arguably won all 12 rounds vs an ATG heavyweight in Wlad, and won 10/12 rounds vs Wilder. Foreman was a slow powerful/plodding contender he couldn't lick Tyson Fury's face never mind punch it. Take off your nostalgic glasses you deluded bunch of sex-free morons. Tyson Fury is easily the best HW of all time. Foreman could barely beat Moorer who was about as good a HW as Tom Dallas.

[OctoberRed]

Tyson Fury is easily the best HW of all time. Foreman could barely beat Moorer who was about as good a HW as Tom Dallas.

Even Fury doesn't believe that, and I like Fury