Comments Thread For: Fury Challenges Joshua To Street Fight After "Fraud" Taunt

[PRINCEKOOL]

That might be how playground fights are scored but it’s not how professional boxing matches are (meant to be) scored.

First fight was a robbery. Not the worst we’ve seen but a bad bad BAD decision.

Professional boxing matches are in my opinion, scored on style, aggression, defense and damage.

Fact of the matter is? Deontay Wilder damaged Tyson Fury, more then Fury damaged him 'Accept it'.

Tyson Fury won the boxing match in terms of amateur type points scoring, but Deontay Wilder won the fight in my opinion 'He pressed the fight, and inflicted more damage'.

That was why I was fine with draw 'It was not a monumental bad decision, no where near as bad as Lennox Lewis vs Evander Holyfield I'. Lennox Lewis not only out boxed Holyfield he also brutally beat him up 'Check Holyfield in the post fight press conference'.

At any given time during a boxing match, there are two things happening 'A boxing match, and a fight'.

People seem to forget this.

[Toffee]

Professional boxing matches are in my opinion, scored on style, aggression, defense and damage.

Fact of the matter is? Deontay Wilder damaged Tyson Fury, more then Fury damaged him 'Accept it'.

Tyson Fury won the boxing match in terms of amateur type points scoring, but Deontay Wilder won the fight in my opinion 'He pressed the fight, and inflicted more damage'.

That was why I was fine with draw 'It was not a monumental bad decision, no where near as bad as Lennox Lewis vs Evander Holyfield I'. Lennox Lewis not only out boxed Holyfield he also brutally beat him up 'Check Holyfield in the post fight press conference'.

At any given time during a boxing match, there are two things happening 'A boxing match, and a fight'.

People seem to forget this.

Are you for real?

You're basically saying that Wilder won if you completely disregard the rules of boxing. Fury won if you don't disregard the rules of the boxing. So it's a 1-1 draw.

Again, are you for real?

[Ray*]

Professional boxing matches are in my opinion, scored on style, aggression, defense and damage.

Fact of the matter is? Deontay Wilder damaged Tyson Fury, more then Fury damaged him 'Accept it'.

Tyson Fury won the boxing match in terms of amateur type points scoring, but Deontay Wilder won the fight in my opinion 'He pressed the fight, and inflicted more damage'.

That was why I was fine with draw 'It was not a monumental bad decision, no where near as bad as Lennox Lewis vs Evander Holyfield I'. Lennox Lewis not only out boxed Holyfield he also brutally beat him up 'Check Holyfield in the post fight press conference'.

At any given time during a boxing match, there are two things happening 'A boxing match, and a fight'.

People seem to forget this.

Definitely not as bad a Lewis/Holyfield but am definitely not “Fine” with a draw. He score those KD but he definitely lost that fight.

[Ry92]

This is blessing honestly to buiid hype for aj fury series gives underclass time to fill legit ud for ranking hear this out. 80% chance this how aj n fury nxt fights go. Wilder shows dont want to learn n barely ever landed on defensive out of shape fury when did it worked but was tail end of fight. Offensive fury btf out wilder so fury win. Likewise usyk is bridgerweight max not modern hravyweight shows to look avg vs journeyman gatekeeper so logic says any contender or champ should beat usyk. So 2 wins by ko aj n fury builds extra hype in fight who had better ko vs better opp ect . the other rankings ruiz fight ortiz. Parker fight joyce those winners fight eachother Flip fights chisora then usyk or povetkin then moves up in quality. Whyte takes stay busy first fight winners with a wilder fight n stay busy in media fight then should be right there in line for last title shot vs aj fury winner

[PRINCEKOOL]

Are you for real?

You're basically saying that Wilder won if you completely disregard the rules of boxing. Fury won if you don't disregard the rules of the boxing. So it's a 1-1 draw.

Again, are you for real?

Why are you going on about he rules of boxing, as if they are some sort of universal construct that dictates everything?

Forget boxing, a boxing match is still a fight. That is what you need to accept, that is how deep down people view the combat on a instinctual level.

Deontay Wilder inflicted more damage on Tyson Fury, and was also the fighter continually pressing the fight 'This scores him points in my book'.

Were as Fury was the fighter, not really causing any major damage 'But he was having success, with is amateur riddler type tactics'.

Tyson Fury did not beat Deontay Wilder up, it was nowhere near as bad as a decision people make it out to be.

Taking into consideration all the dimensions of combat inside of the ring, I can understand why a draw was given etc

[Dakuwaqa]

Fury is a total moron. Joshua is cool but my god he’s stiff and not in a good way

[PRINCEKOOL]

Definitely not as bad a Lewis/Holyfield but am definitely not “Fine” with a draw. He score those KD but he definitely lost that fight.

Tyson Fury did not win the fight 'Because there are aspects of the professional game where he just did not impose himself', this is not amateur boxing.

I am sorry mate, but you cannot get decked as badly as he did 'Inflict limited damaged on your opponent, and walk around as if you have won the fight'.

That is just my perception of the action that I saw inside the ring.

It is not the worse decision in history.

[Ray*]

Tyson Fury did not win the fight 'Because there are aspects of the professional game where he just did not impose himself', this is not amateur boxing.

I am sorry mate, but you cannot get decked as badly as he did 'Inflict limited damaged on your opponent, and walk around as if you have won the fight'.

That is just my perception of the action that I saw inside the ring.

It is not the worse decision in history.

We won that fight, whether it’s amateur or pro boxing. He won that fight. The perception of knocking someone down twice doesn’t actually equals to “Inflicting more damage” on your opponent as you put it.

The goal is to win more rounds, than your opponents. And Fury gladly did that on most knowledgeable scorecard.

is it the worse decision in history? Nope, no one is calling it that. Just that Fury “Won” that fight in any country not named America.

[KingGilgamesh]

Be honest though, Wilder waited a long time to activate the rematch clause and we had all pretty much thought that he didn't want it with the way Fury handled him last time. It's hard to blame Fury when Wilder won't take 20 mil to step aside when they haven't even made that much for an actual fight before.

No he ****ing didn't, he exercised it within the week he lost.

[Toffee]

Deontay Wilder inflicted more damage on Tyson Fury, and was also the fighter continually pressing the fight 'This scores him points in my book'.

How many points? Are you giving bonus points for damage?

12 points to 8 under the 10 point must system?