Comments Thread For: David Haye Backs Anthony Joshua To Beat Tyson Fury, Explains Why

[Repens]

Fury has the tools to beat AJ comfortably. The idiotic spider isn’t going to be beaten by an ungreased robot.

Spiders have 8 legs.

[aboutfkntime]

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if AJ has any early success at all, he will get knocked the fcuk out... and if AJ lays a egg, like I suspect... he will lose a 12 round decision

Fury will rise to the occasion and adapt to the situation, just like he did with Wallin/Wilder... AJ will crack and crumble, just like he did with Ruiz

Fury can win that fight any way he wants

ducking Wilder did not prepare AJ for someone like Tyson Fury

[hugh grant]

Something tells me fury must lose someday and why not to josh?

[aboutfkntime]

Something tells me fury must lose someday and why not to josh?

because Fury is a much better fighter than Josh


what makes you think "someday"... is now??? ... give me a reason


AJ cracked/crumbled when it got tough with Ruiz... how will he handle somebody MUCH bigger and MUCH better?

[REDEEMER]

The difference between Fury and Joshua is the difference between a master, such as Michelangelo and a kid who paints by the numbers. Fury's a born and bred fighter coming from a family which never knew anything but fighting. Generation after generation in his lineage have been fighters while his opponent (and that's all that Joshua is -- an opponent), Joshua, began boxing at age 18, and has been molly-coddled ever since, with fix after fix in his Olympic "championship" providing the Cliffs Notes for any fan interested in investigating his career. Where Fury rises to the challenge, Joshua submits to his master. Against Wilder, Fury re-enacted the raising of Lazarus at Bethany, an act which permitted all to see the glory of God. Against Ruiz, Joshua re-enacted the ignominious surrender of the French at Compiegne, an act of submission which left the Frogs sobbing. And if this fight ever takes place, it will be Fury, the man, and not Joshua, the frog, who will emerge victorious.

A.J did fine already doing a paint job on Fury before he even had a professional bout ,he’s going to do it again , this time putting the lights full out possibly.

[hugh grant]

because Fury is a much better fighter than Josh


what makes you think "someday"... is now??? ... give me a reason


AJ cracked/crumbled when it got tough with Ruiz... how will he handle somebody MUCH bigger and MUCH better?

oh all im ssuggesting is boxers all the time lose to fighters who are aren't as good as them. Just were better on the night. That's what rematch is for.

[PunchyPotorff]

PunchyPotorff[/B]
Fury is stronger mentally than Joshua, plus he moves better, usually punches from obscure angles, has an odd sense of timing that had troubled most fighters, and has an excellent defense. Joshua has a lot going for him, but he's definitely a more conventional HW, as pretty much all HWs have been vs Fury. Both will prepare well, as these will likely be the two biggest fights of their careers. Joshua will likely play it safe after being stopped a couple of fights back... but taking chances will be the only way he wins IMO. I'm going with Fury by late stoppage, or after Joshua's people throw on the towel.

stopped couple of fights? All you've said is trash, he was only stopped once and not knockout so stop saying gibberish

Actually, I said "Joshua will likely play it safe after being stopped a couple of fights back." You know... the Ruiz fight? The one where he was STOPPED? By the ref. The fight was ended. A couple = TWO. As in TWO FIGHTS BACK. But I did make a mistake, it was 3 fights back, not 2. Last fight was Pulev, before that Ruiz II, before that Ruiz I... where Joshua was stopped.

[PunchyPotorff]

PunchyPotorff[/B]
Fury is stronger mentally than Joshua, plus he moves better, usually punches from obscure angles, has an odd sense of timing that had troubled most fighters, and has an excellent defense. Joshua has a lot going for him, but he's definitely a more conventional HW, as pretty much all HWs have been vs Fury. Both will prepare well, as these will likely be the two biggest fights of their careers. Joshua will likely play it safe after being stopped a couple fights back... but taking chances will be the only way he wins IMO. I'm going with Fury by late stoppage, or after Joshua's people throw on the towel.

I don't agree fury is mentally tougher. I like fury more than Joshua who is a boring predictable guy but joshua is tough he just doesn't have the best chin. Fury dropped his nuts in my opinion rather than rematch Wlad. Thought of it gave him a breakdown. They are both tough but Joshua is fast and he us quite skillful , fury has a lot of reach and good conditioning but hes not fast , if joshua beats him to jab fury is getting KTFO

Your opinion on Fury avoiding Klit RM is off base... but we've seen many fight fans who refuse to acknowledge his mental health issues. And as for a Klit RM... how would it have been a different outcome? Fury is stronger mentally than Joshua AND Klit. And we'll see that in the Fury/Joshua fight... along with Fury's typical evasiveness which will cause Joshua problems throughout the fight. Joshua has a solid chance, but he'll have to find Fury to connect... and that won't be easy.

[alexguiness]

Haye has such a female mindset sometimes.

Probably why he enjoys a fat cawk now and then...