Comments Thread For: 'No Matter What, On Fight Night Fury Will Get The Job Done'

[TheOneAboveAll]

Where are the Fury haters who said Fury will never fight Usyk?
I’m sure the response will be “I’ll believe it when I see him in the ring”
After he gets in the ring, the next goalpost shift will be “Usyk is going to school him”
After the fight they’ll shift again to, “So he won but he will never fight AJ”
Next will be Fury needs to fight Hgrovic

He hasn't stepped to the ring just yet. If Fury has detractors, they are all well-earned. He's quite insufferable most of the time.

[Oregonian]

He hasn't stepped to the ring just yet. If Fury has detractors, they are all well-earned. He's quite insufferable most of the time.

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… and you literally prove my point.

Fury is no doubt a looney toon character but when he does fight, he wins. Period.

[Willow The Wisp]

Where are the Fury haters who said Fury will never fight Usyk?
I’m sure the response will be “I’ll believe it when I see him in the ring”
After he gets in the ring, the next goalpost shift will be “Usyk is going to school him”
After the fight they’ll shift again to, “So he won but he will never fight AJ”
Next will be Fury needs to fight Hgrovic

Its typically referred to as "Jealousy".

Ordinary folks, with ordinary earnings, with all of their great accomplishments stuck like a prisoner in their imagination.

Fury won the heavyweight championship of the world and kept it for neary a decade.
Usyk never has won it, but is getting his chane this weekend.

Ordinary folks who harbor bitterness about their lot always want to witness the mighty fall.

[TheOneAboveAll]

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… and you literally prove my point.

Fury is no doubt a looney toon character but when he does fight, he wins. Period.

He does have a draw and a very controversial decision victory recently.

[Oregonian]

He does have a draw and a very controversial decision victory recently.

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One could say the same thing about Andre Ward, Canelo, Oscar, Holyfield, Floyd even Ali

[Oregonian]

Its typically referred to as "Jealousy".

Ordinary folks, with ordinary earnings, with all of their great accomplishments stuck like a prisoner in their imagination.

Fury won the heavyweight championship of the world and kept it for neary a decade.
Usyk never has won it, but is getting his chane this weekend.

Ordinary folks who harbor bitterness about their lot always want to witness the mighty fall.

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Truer words have never been spoken.

[Joe Beamish]

i think so too. Being flabby is an advantage for him. He doesn’t get hurt in the mid section, has more power and could tire out smaller opponents in the clinch. He’s like a tank in that mode.

regardless though he’s still significantly bigger than usyk.
i think their game plan really is to box off the back foot, use his range and be quick in getting out of usyk’s range, and once usyk closes the gap clinch him and make him reset. Wash rinse and repeat until he feels its time to go kronk style.

Pretty much. I don’t see Usyk being able to hurt Fury, or outpoint him.

[TheOneAboveAll]

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One could say the same thing about Andre Ward, Canelo, Oscar, Holyfield, Floyd even Ali

Absolutely, though I do feel that all of those other guys proved themselves more than Fury has so far. 80% of Fury’s status was won beating Deontay Wilder three times; a fighter who the staunchest Fury fans insisted is an amateurish one-trick pony.

[Oregonian]

Absolutely, though I do feel that all of those other guys proved themselves more than Fury has so far. 80% of Fury’s status was won beating Deontay Wilder three times; a fighter who the staunchest Fury fans insisted is an amateurish one-trick pony.

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In that context, yes I’d agree that Fury’s body of work is no where near those guys. He is 35 and can fight 6x at the very least. If he does that and wins, it’ll be hard to be critical of him

[crimsonfalcon07]

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… and you literally prove my point.

Fury is no doubt a looney toon character but when he does fight, he wins. Period.

You're acting like Usyk isn't undefeated here... Unlike Fury, he's got no draws either, and he didn't get knocked down by an MMA guy on his debut. I get what you're trying to say, but in this context, it's a pretty ****** argument. "Fury always finds a way to win, except for that one time that he didn't, and he's fighting a guy who's won every fight, but he's still going to find a way to win because he always has before. Except for that one time when he didn't win."-Oregonian.