Tyson Fury is...

[PainfromUkraine]

True, nevertheless, Fury still beat him better than Del Boy in my opinion.



I think Chisora is quite clearly the best win on his resume.

Kingpin is always the same. Once someone fights back he just lets the rounds go by. He's annoying to watch, because he's got pretty decent skills. But Fury didn't let him get anything at all.



Exactly. Fury made this card watchable. Stick him on as the headliner next time around! I'll rewatch that fight.

I actually forgot about Chisora LOL But anyway, at the time Chisora was still a nobody in terms of a world level fighter, and he was grossly out of shape. True, Fury was also young and inexperienced but overall I think we gotta take into account the context of that win. Cunningham was a proven former CW champ with lots of experience and pedigree, albeit at a lower weight. And it was away from home.

[Guest]

The Chisel that Fury fought wasn't there, mentally or physically. I called that fight for Chisora (I maybe wouldn't now, but then...) and as soon as he took his dressing gown off and started lactating, I knew it was a bad call.

[mathed]

Tyson Fury is: A fat tub of lard who runs his mouth

[Guest]

Also to say that we shouldn't rate the Cunningham fight, either - WTF?

If you're telling me Fury was taking that seriously before he was KD'd....

I'm not saying Fury SHOULDN'T have been taking it seriously... I'm not saying he'll do well.

All I'm saying is, he clearly doesn't take the game seriously and clowns around, leaving himself open - and yes, this includes when he's fighting a blown up cruiser who he hasn't shown enough respect.

Would he fight Wlad like he did Cunningham. What do YOU think?

[PainfromUkraine]

If you're telling me Fury was taking that seriously before he was KD'd....

I'm not saying Fury SHOULDN'T have been taking it seriously... I'm not saying he'll do well.

All I'm saying is, he clearly doesn't take the game seriously and clowns around, leaving himself open - and yes, this includes when he's fighting a blown up cruiser who he hasn't shown enough respect.

Would he fight Wlad like he did Cunningham. What do YOU think?

The funny thing is he probably would to start off before getting swiftly rocked and/or dropped by a jab and after realising what he's in with try in vain to box before being picked apart for a mid round stoppage.

[FrankieBruno]

Yoz u wud say that ur a wlad and vitali stan

fury can pose a threat to any top tier boxer and thats a fact, his share size, power and toughness is daunting for any boxer

he put down abel 4 times

last time i checked abel made pulev touch the canvas

[IronDanHamza]

Cannot believe the shape he was in tonight.

[Guest]

The funny thing is he probably would to start off before getting swiftly rocked and/or dropped by a jab and after realising what he's in with try in vain to box before being picked apart for a mid round stoppage.

Even against Abell he started by moving and jabbing....

I'm not being a Fury supporter (though I think he's hilarious) I'm just asking people to switch their brains on before posting, is all...

[VatoMulatto]

If you're telling me Fury was taking that seriously before he was KD'd....

I'm not saying Fury SHOULDN'T have been taking it seriously... I'm not saying he'll do well.

All I'm saying is, he clearly doesn't take the game seriously and clowns around, leaving himself open - and yes, this includes when he's fighting a blown up cruiser who he hasn't shown enough respect.

Would he fight Wlad like he did Cunningham. What do YOU think?

Absolutely. Fury will repeat the same bad habits no matter who he fights.

[Guest]