Comments Thread For: Tommy Fury Edges KSI By Majority Decision in Lackluster Fight

[deathofaclown]

You need to go and watch fury mcdermott 1 then get back to picking holes in alis early career whilst he was still maturing as a heavyweight

And why are you mentioning wepner,you're clutching at straws considering anyone with eyes can see ali slipped against wepner.

Fury was a very young man in his early 20s when he put in a bad performance against McDermott because he was unprepared and didn't train... and he came back the next fight and completely flattened him quickly.

if you want to defend ali saying he was young against the likes of Henry Cooper, then you can say that about Fury in is performance against McDermott.

all Fighters are allowed bad performances on the way up, it's part of learning but prime for prime ...Ali would have been able to do nothing with Fury except try to fiddle his way through the fight.

[deathofaclown]

Anyways come next Saturday people might not show their faces round here anymore either that or they'll be saying francis could ko ali and Mike tyson on the same night if furys as great as they think

Fury will be getting rattled by francis i have foreseen it

You didn't answer the question about which fights you picked Fury to lose

[Stuntman Mike]

You didn't answer the question about which fights you picked Fury to lose

I said he's the best of a bad bunch and I honestly think he will be in trouble against francis,joshua and usyk

Usyk being the best chance to beat the big dosser

[$quabbles94806]

Is this sideshow circus the new standard of Boxing? Because these fighters have very little skill and knowledge. smh.

[Butt stuff]

Why on earth would a heavyweight boil down? They don't have to make weight

They were very small heavyweights by todays standards. Ali had his debut at 192lbs. He was a cruiserweight. He's was a smaller man than Usyk.

Fury would run these guys over. Too big, too strong. Yeah Ali might have fiddled him around for a few rounds but when Fury got on top of him, he'd have no chance.

Big George was seen as a big heavyweight, he was 6'3" and 215lbs with slow feet and telegraphed shots and small by todays standards. He would have absolutely no chance against someone like Fury. It would look like Fury v Chisora, actually worse because Foreman was 215lbs and quite short. He would get bullied with ease.

Foreman would be one of the easiest fights of Fury's career, 100%

Guy shouldn't be giving his opinion on anything boxing after saying that.

Glad to see the dude is on my block list for a reason. I usually forget why I block people, but then see their dog water ludicrous opinions quoted by other forum members and I'm instantly reminded.