Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury: Oleksandr Usyk Looks Like Muhammad Ali Compared To Useless Bum Anthony Joshua

[PRINCEKOOL]

This fight is not as a daunting task for Joshua, than the Andy Ruiz Junior rematch.

Joshua against Ruiz Junior I was battered. He witnessed a fighter for the very first time, take his power and keep moving forward aggressively.

Everything Joshua did? Ruiz Junior had a answer for.

Usyk in comparison was hit, and he was busted up 'Even though Joshua was not fighting a offensive fight'. Joshua was hurt, but he did not go down and he survive. Joshua can analyse his fight vs Usyk and still retrieve more positives with his performance compared to Andy Ruiz Junior I.

That is why I think, Joshua is sounding more aggressive in the build up to this rematch.

Win or lose, there is a storm coming towards Usyk.

[Stuart Chandler]

Joshua is an absolute bum with a cream puff chin. But even then, Cruiserweight Usyk couldn’t knockout the dancing bear in a boring fight. Whyte will be knocked out by Fury. Honestly, I do not understand what across the ponders in the U.K. and Europe see in Joshua and Usyk.

One of Furys best wins just went the distance with a low grade journeyman last weekend who Whyte stopped in 3 rounds who everyone said Whyte ducked .

[RoadMan94]

No new verbal material so the comedian in the chavvy doesn’t exist. It’s boring everyone in England so you yanks are welcome to take it there but be warned!!! Any open parking space and there will be caravans and stinky women washing in the “gas stations”, the kunt looks like chewbacca with a cheap suit on.

Somebody got beat up by a gipsy or had his girl leave him for a traveller.

You can move on mate, plenty more fish in the sea.

[RoadMan94]

No new verbal material so the comedian in the chavvy doesn’t exist. It’s boring everyone in England so you yanks are welcome to take it there but be warned!!! Any open parking space and there will be caravans and stinky women washing in the “gas stations”, the kunt looks like chewbacca with a cheap suit on.

Do you go and tell these fellas they’ve gotta go then? When you see em congregating, I bet you have no problem talking to em like you talk about them? I mean that’s a number one rule for ALL GROWN MEN, isn’t it? Or didn’t you ever get taught this?

[Rockenator]

One of Furys best wins just went the distance with a low grade journeyman last weekend who Whyte stopped in 3 rounds who everyone said Whyte ducked .

After Whyte loses, what will be your next line?

[RoadMan94]

How exactly did Fury duck Usyk?

What the kid means is he’s heard Eddie claim fury didn’t want usyk straight away.

but he peddles this stuff like he’s got inside knowledge. People have already worked out who’s behind the account. It’s good old (B.E)

[RoadMan94]

Fury last September: "One thing I will say, though, while everyone’s listening, is I’ve got no interest in slating anybody, you know, or kicking anybody while they’re down. It ain’t my style. I like to pick on someone who’s doing well, successful, on top of the game. I don’t like picking on people who are down and probably at their lowest point and probably mentally unstable or unwell, when they’ve lost after such a long reign.

“So, you know, Usyk done his job. He had to do what he had to do. And that’s that. And Joshua’s gotta do what he’s gotta do. But like I said, none of my real business."

Few months go by and Fury wakes up one day and decides he is very intested in kicking people when they are down. Turns out it is his style and he does like picking on someone who's no longer at the top of their game.

Also Fury in October claimed if he trained Joshua he would win the rematch. That goes with these comments that Joshua is a useless bum.

If I didn't know any better I'd think Fury just says any old thing that pops into his head.

Joshua isn’t down anymore or at his lowest. We’ve been told by AJ spokesperson several times. Heck, he’s so high right now, he feels he can beat usyk without a trainer.

When these guys bash each other, you should know by now to take a pinch of salt with it all, unless it crosses a line obviously.

At the end of the day I’m sure AJ, Fury and Whyte all have mutual respect for each other. When you’ve dedicated your life to a sport, you respect a competitor because you know they’ve made the same sacrifices you did, put in the same work, took the same risks etc.

It’s us fans that tend to take it more personal than the fighters!

[Stuart Chandler]

After Whyte loses, what will be your next line?

Whyte going to knock him out and all of these ****** accounts like yours will be gone the whole mess of them .

[RoadMan94]

Well now... Hes not writing a dissertation with a thesis committee where your sponser has enemies you have to have on your committee, who would relish nothing more than to destroy you at the feet of your sponser, because of a quaint academic issue...

Hes not preparing a document that will be read in order to maybe stop a conflict saving millions of people from dying if it is well written...

Hes a fighter trying to drum up interest in fighting... A great way to do that is to talk smack. I still maintain that Mayorga should get in the HOF on the one skill that he was the best at, shiat talking. Its part of the game.

People tend to forget that if Fury just was more simple minded about it, it would be obvious what he was doing... There are times when Fury shows indications that he is speaking seriously. Its obvious really. The rest of the time? like most fighters who have a presence? Fury is doing what fighters do...talking smack.

This was a good read! Very good post.

[Rockenator]

I agree brother we need to show em out great American heavyweights to show real talent to them across the ponders.

Meet me at the time machine, we have to go back 25 years to 1997.

I'm not making this a US versus UK or any other country. I appreciate great boxing skills and could care less what country a true champion comes from or where he or she makes his current home and fights out of. It's just that I see this hyperbole for fighters that really have marginal skills. The biggest problem is all the "World Champion," bogus belts out there. In reality, there is only one true champion but we rarely see the top fighters pitted against each other because of these ridiculous boxing associations. It's like having four Wimbledon champions in one year. Duh? I guess a lot of folks in Europe and even the U.K. don't like Tyson Fury. That boggles my mind. He's overcome a lot and has beaten the toughest guy out there - - Deontay Wilder twice. Why can't we see a Deontay Wilder fight Joshua or Usyk? Or Dillian Whyte? Lastly, the competing boxing associations don't even list or rank the other "champions," which is an absolute farce. Hey, we know that boxing is the most crooked of all sports. (OK - maybe wrestling where the winner is picked. But we know that's entertainment and still - - the top two fan favorites will always be matched.) In boxing, it's never about the fans. It's about promoters and who can make (steal) the biggest buck/pound/euro.