Comments Thread For: Johnny Fisher Taken Distance For First Time, Beats Gabriel Ebguema

[deathofaclown]

Fisher is a Fury sparring partner and fan he needs to get with real guys and stop trying to be a groupie . This fight exposed him a lot but he’s still a top prospect.

He’s not really a Fury sparring partner

he spent 5 days with Fury before Wilder 3 because Fury wasn’t able to get to USA because his daughter was sick, so he had to get a few last minute guys to spar in england before going to USA.

i think he spars a lot with Joe Joyce

[Stuart Chandler]

He’s not really a Fury sparring partner

he spent 5 days with Fury before Wilder 3 because Fury wasn’t able to get to USA because his daughter was sick, so he had to get a few last minute guys to spar in england before going to USA.

i think he spars a lot with Joe Joyce

He talks to him regularly he’s also let out solid advice how to beat Fury which is also why I know Whytes going to win because what he said not to do is what Whyte doesn’t ,that’s why Fury never wanted the match up .

[deathofaclown]

He talks to him regularly he’s also let out solid advice how to beat Fury which is also why I know Whytes going to win because what he said not to do is what Whyte doesn’t ,that’s why Fury never wanted the match up .

What advice was that?

lol Johnny Fisher the man with no amateur background somehow has the blueprint for Whyte to beat Fury because he spent a few days in his gym

Fury will smash Whyte, they’re levels apart. Then there’ll be another guy you will say will beat Fury but they won’t either

[PBR Streetgang]

Fisher seems like a nice guy and he can fill the seats with his fans. He's big and athletic but he has a ways to go in his development. I think he gassed because he was throwing everything hard; it also made it easier for the Spaniard to defend. He also channeled his inner Josh Kelly and was doing unnecessary head movement and glove parrying from out of range.

Ebguema looked to be a fairly sturdy and seasoned opponent, he came forward which seemed to bother Fisher a bit (the cut also bothered him as well). Had the Spaniard thrown more, it would have been interesting.

Look forward to the Bull's development but it's probably going to be a slow go based on what I saw last night.

[BustedKnuckles]

Ebguema was completely flat footed standing in front of Fisher and Fisher could not hit the mark. Fisher has a long way to go.

Agreed. He better stop wasting energy and opportunity with all that flailing around and start hitting his mark instead.

[BustedKnuckles]

Fisher seems like a nice guy and he can fill the seats with his fans. He's big and athletic but he has a ways to go in his development. I think he gassed because he was throwing everything hard; it also made it easier for the Spaniard to defend. He also channeled his inner Josh Kelly and was doing unnecessary head movement and glove parrying from out of range.

Ebguema looked to be a fairly sturdy and seasoned opponent, he came forward which seemed to bother Fisher a bit (the cut also bothered him as well). Had the Spaniard thrown more, it would have been interesting.

Look forward to the Bull's development but it's probably going to be a slow go based on what I saw last night.

Seems like Ebguema didn't do much at all except in 5th. If he'd have worked like that for 6 rounds, he could've taken the win.

[PBR Streetgang]

Agreed. He better stop wasting energy and opportunity with all that flailing around and start hitting his mark instead.

Wasn't sure what Fisher was doing with all of that upper body and glove movement when he was out of range of his opponent. Trying to be too cute but then just telegraphing heavy bombs. Hopefully he improves upon that performance.