Comments Thread For: Haye: If Fury Attacks Like He Did With Wilder, Joshua Takes Him Out Early

[Jab jab boom]

Obviously fury can outbox Joshua but let’s not pretend that being aggressive is a bad idea and will surely result in Joshua knocking him out. Fury knows how to put smart pressure on his opponents when he wants to and considering that Joshua is a panicker, he’ll likely waste a lot of energy and could tire very quickly from physical and mental pressure, which would make him target practice for fury late.

[Oldskoolg]

Stop it, Fury is 10 times better than Ruiz and a marginally in shape Ruiz beat Joshua pillar to post

[Mindgames]

Fury lacks that one punch KO power

Ruiz didn't need it..

[Mindgames]

Didnt Haye say if Fury went at Wilder it was suicide?

[ShoulderRoll]

What if Joshua has a problem with his toe? He might disapppoint everyone and look like an inept clown.

[Alan Smithee]

Obviously fury can outbox Joshua but let’s not pretend that being aggressive is a bad idea and will surely result in Joshua knocking him out. Fury knows how to put smart pressure on his opponents when he wants to and considering that Joshua is a panicker, he’ll likely waste a lot of energy and could tire very quickly from physical and mental pressure, which would make him target practice for fury late.

All good points. Joshua's stamina issues do seem to be from nerves. Fury by late stoppage!

[Corelone]

One got up and turned monster, the other got up, checked out, and hasn't been seen in these parts since. Fury might make me regret pulling for him. With a 2 fight deal, he might stay sloppy fat until no. 2.

[PRINCEKOOL]

And that's exactly why Fury won't charge at Joshua. He knows he can outbox him from the outside to a decision, but there's no way he doesn't let it descend into a brawl by the late/middle rounds – he's too much of a fighter. Joshua can't afford to hang back and box like in Ruiz II, so he's going to unload at some point and not give a shit about his chin, and Fury won't have the patience to do a Klitschko and wait on him.

Eventually they're gonna meet in the middle of that ring and ****, baybay!!!



... and when they do, I've got Joshua by TKO.

When is the last time Tyson Fury out boxed somebody, with his Riddler bamboozling style?

The last time he attempted to fight in this manner was vs Wilder I.

So is Tyson Fury coming in at 250+ pounds? Or is he coming in at 270 + pounds?

Tyson Fury since Wilder I, has been right there to be hit 'That is Kronk Fury, that is what Kronk Fury wants to do'.

The Riddler Fury on the other hand, is a different ball game.

I honestly believe Fury will fight Joshua, exactly how he fought Deontay Wilder 'Fury probably think's Wilder has a better engine, and a higher danger element'.

Just look at how his team celebrated after they beat Wilder 'Teams only celebrate like that, when they think they have escaped something extremely dangerous'. Fury since that fight has been pumped up by the media and his fans, he is now a Destroyer.

For the first time in Tyson Fury's career, Fury has a slight aura of intimidation 'Nobody has ever been afraid to face Fury, with Joshua and Wilder people have been afraid'.

The Riddler Fury was a Bi-product of Peter Fury's training.

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Haye will be eat his words yet again when Fury does a job on joshua should he wish to fight that fight, the height and reach advantage is enough for Fury to keep joshua on the end of his shots and step in when he needs to, Joshua reach is 1inch shorter then wilders, everyone is in agreement that wilder hits harder, and i personally see wilder as throwing the 1-2 quicker then joshua does, with wilder it was very awkward when he threw it, making it harder to anticipate, with joshua fighting very conventionally it will be easier for fury to pick off.
i think it is going to be a systematic beat down that will result in a gradual stoppage of Joshua... imho ofcourse lol

[sidefx996]

Yeah the same way he took Ruiz out right? Ruiz ate Joshua's punches and spit them out. That's why he danced circles around him in the rematch.