Comments Thread For: Frank Warren Details Why Tyson Fury is Simply Better Than Anthony Joshua

[Apollo7]

Fury is better but we still need them to fight each other

Not a bad idea. Might even help to find out who's better, entertain boxing fans and make lots of money for the people involved.

[GlassJoey]

I think we’ve all known for years that Fury is better than AJ although pre-Ruiz AJ would have been a good fight .

AJ bullied and beat up Whyte. Probably took years off his chin too . He got wobbled but definitely didn’t “go to war” in a manner that made his win any less one sided than Fury’s.

[GlassJoey]

Not a bad idea. Might even help to find out who's better, entertain boxing fans and make lots of money for the people involved.

I’d prefer it to be resolved without violence

[SteveM]

Joshua the Tim Witherspoon or Michael Moorer of his era.

I don't know what kind of era you can call this one when someone like Andy Ruiz can be a HW champion.

[hugh grant]

Fury is better but we still need them to fight each other

We only know who wins h2h if they fight. What good is it to anyone if they don't fight each other, it's no good to anyone as we don't find out who wins h2h.

[aboutfkntime]

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it has been clearly obvious for years that Fury is the best heavyweight on the planet






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[Earl-Hickey]

He is better than AJ, but at the same time I think its kinda sad that the UK has experienced a rare golden age for its HWs but instead of really appreciating that its mostly just turned into a pissing contest between Brits based around what promoter a fighter is with.

It's true

I remember those long, lean years after Lewis retired when the best hope we had was that Matt Skelton might get a voluntary against Sam Peter at one point.

Danny Williams vs Audley Harrison was the big British heavyweight rivalry for about 3 years at one point, it was DIRE.

It dragged on for YEARS until David Haye came along and just about nicked a belt off Valuev and defended it vs 40 year old John Ruiz and Audley Harrison.

Joshua would have been a lot more appreciated by fans if he had been around then, but now it's just civil war and "matchroom casuals"

I get called a matchroom casual because I dont mind Joshua, by people who appear to have started watching boxing in the last 5 years.

It's hilarious.

[aboutfkntime]

I think we’ve all known for years that Fury is better than AJ although pre-Ruiz AJ would have been a good fight .

AJ bullied and beat up Whyte. Probably took years off his chin too . He got wobbled but definitely didn’t “go to war” in a manner that made his win any less one sided than Fury’s.

of course we have, it has been clearly obvious






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[jackkeane6]

It's true

I remember those long, lean years after Lewis retired when the best hope we had was that Matt Skelton might get a voluntary against Sam Peter at one point.

Danny Williams vs Audley Harrison was the big British heavyweight rivalry for about 3 years at one point, it was DIRE.

It dragged on for YEARS until David Haye came along and just about nicked a belt off Valuev and defended it vs 40 year old John Ruiz and Audley Harrison.

Joshua would have been a lot more appreciated by fans if he had been around then, but now it's just civil war and "matchroom casuals"

I get called a matchroom casual because I dont mind Joshua, by people who appear to have started watching boxing in the last 5 years.

It's hilarious.

That’s most likely people deflecting their extreme hatred of Joshua for being a lying racist horrible scumbag onto you.

[Toffee]

He's better. Ok. But better doesn't always mean you win.

I mean, I think it's clear that AJ is better than Ruiz, but he got sparked.

I don't think Fury would have an easy night with AJ. Nor Usyk. But AJ is the bigger fight.

There's a huge fight coming up in a couple of months - let's see where we stand after that.