What round does Fury ko AJ in? (Or does he?)

**kushking** · 04-20-2021, 07:45 PM

Edit to original post,it was from the 4th rd on that AJ was being protected by the ref at every opportunity that AJ would get in trouble, whenever AJ would get hit by Ruiz & had Ruiz on him,AJ would intentionally tangle up w Ruiz so the ref would then push Ruiz to far side of ring.

**Gandhi** · 04-20-2021, 07:59 PM

The same round he knocked out Wallin in, in the name of great white hype.

Justice served for white tears today.

**Robbie Barrett** · 04-20-2021, 08:00 PM

You saw Wilder-Fury 2 right? You saw Wilder falling over barely able to stand for 3+ rounds and Fury being unable to finish him. Have you seen the Wallin fight? Fury htting with everything he could muster. Fury for his size is feather fisted. The only way Joshua gets stopped is if he gasses badly.

**MONGOOSE66** · 04-20-2021, 08:05 PM

I had a completely different opinion 2 years ago about this fight but now I’m certain AJ wins by KO. He’s a different boxer now. He’ll use his reach, defense and patience to beat Fury. Break him down slowly.

**kushking** · 04-20-2021, 08:29 PM

Originally posted by Robbie Barrett

You saw Wilder-Fury 2 right? You saw Wilder falling over barely able to stand for 3+ rounds and Fury being unable to finish him. Have you seen the Wallin fight? Fury htting with everything he could muster. Fury for his size is feather fisted. The only way Joshua gets stopped is if he gasses badly.

Fury has looked like complete dogshyte(almost as bad as D.Whyte) early in his career(whom I think is rubbish) in several fights,& even recently he looked bad while making a comeback slowly over few fights.

But I disagree that it was just because Wilder sux that he kod Wilder, remember the fashion in Which he literally beat Wilders soul outta him after having already tasted his blood beforehand,theres no doubt Wilder does suck in many ways but hes also dangerous despite shtty technique,& was able to make AJ drag negotiations with him for years due to AJ being worried about losing before milking more easy stadium fights beforehand. Wilder was rated higher than AJ when he got battered by Fury,Wilder had been the longest reigning hw since klit,& Fury beat both of them w ease,Wilder is the definition of a fighter whom had his soul & aura taken after a loss to the point he started starring in gay twerk videos.

AJ went life & death with Klit that was older & didn't have it anymore like the one Fury faced in his own backyard.

Klit was even trying to cheat by adding wrestling mat springs installed.

**deathofaclown** · 04-20-2021, 08:30 PM

Fury stops him within 5

**deathofaclown** · 04-20-2021, 08:33 PM

Originally posted by MONGOOSE66

I had a completely different opinion 2 years ago about this fight but now I’m certain AJ wins by KO. He’s a different boxer now. He’ll use his reach, defense and patience to beat Fury. Break him down slowly.

Yeah AJ with his masterful defence and reach that’s shorter than Fury.

if he wants to box and jab with Fury, he will lose every round. Wlad jabbed fighters to death for 10 years until he met Fury.

**kushking** · 04-20-2021, 08:44 PM

Originally posted by MONGOOSE66

I had a completely different opinion 2 years ago about this fight but now I’m certain AJ wins by KO. He’s a different boxer now. He’ll use his reach, defense and patience to beat Fury. Break him down slowly.

Fury is the right kind of different boxer now too though, Because he now has become far more fearless & ruthless since linking up with Sugar Hill. Fury singlehandedly pulled off the smartest career move by any hw since Klit linked up with Sugars father Emmanuel. He has always been a legend since before he died along with Cus D Amato they are both the best hw trainers of all time imho.

**billeau2** · 04-20-2021, 09:01 PM

Originally posted by kushking

I can't wait till this fight, though
I think AJ gets stopped fo sheezy in 1 score(20 mins or 7 rds) easy.

AJ doesn't believe in himself anymore because thats that happens when Ruiz batters you & goes unavenged (lets face it without a handpicked ref who broke up both Fighters immediately whenever Ruiz got close to AJ he wouldn't have coasted to a pitiful decision where Ruiz matched him in power shots & AJ landed a very few more jabs.

The entire fight the ref would push them to each side of the ring to protect AJ from Ruiz,AJ literally had a giant ring with the most blatantly paid off ref I've ever seen. He makes Kenny Bayliss & Byrd look like a model unbiased refs by comparison)

Ruiz won the psychological war with AJ which is why there will never be a rubber match til Ruiz gets battered by someone. AJ left that series knowing that if he was forced to actually fight Ruiz again he would lose badly, again. He knows his chin is weak & Fury knows it too.

Fury is fearless atm & feels the right kind of invincible the likes not seen in decades since Prime Tyson.

It is said by Joshua's paramours that he will often shoot up in the middle of the night like he has seen a ghost, and start uttering, in a weeping tone, about fat Messicans and small boxing rings... Joshua was recently triggered upon seeing an old frito bandito commercial... He was heard uttering oaths to frito bandito,insisting he would turn him into a dorito. And Joshua was heard to exclaim: "In this neighborhood we don't need Taco joints." When told this was rayshist Joshua agreed to a Messican joint IF no fat Messicans were allowed within twenty feet of him.

Joshua was said to curl up in the fetal position when he noticed a Sombrero again referring to Ruiz as that "lucky fat Messican btard." Joshua did say he would gladly fight ruiz for a rubber match: when Hell froze over, when Redeemer showed a link proving an assertion, or when David Hayes toe got better.

What round does Fury ko AJ in? (Or does he?)