Rating the british heavyweights

[Earl-Hickey]

1. Tyson Fury

He's not pretty, but he gets the job done..... so far.

Poor conditioning, unfocused mentality and a dodgy chin means he will only go so far

2. Dereck Chisora

A solid gatekeeper to true world level, Chisora may even pick up a strap if he gets lucky, but he's no great

3. Anthony Joshua

Too bulky, stiff, probably got a glass chin, he doesn't hit hard enough for his style, the poor mans deontay

[daggum]

no audley or david price? also danny williams beat tyson

[876arrow]

joshua's arms are too muscular. he's a poser.

[LoadedWraps]

The gap is so far between Tyson Fury and anyone else it's not even worth making a list.

[IronDanHamza]

Tyson "Too Fast" Fury is in a league of his own.

[Cuban Linx]

David Price is better than Joshua c'mon now... I like Joshua as a future champ, but right now, if he were to fight David Price he would get knocked out.

[ShoulderRoll]

What about David Haye?

[GhostBlade]

Right now it has to be Chisora. I bet Chisora knocks out Fury this time around. Joshua will no doubt be the best British heavyweight in a year or two. I like Joshua because he fights as if he's a middleweight. He knows his job is to fight and not pose like a big man like so many of these heavyweights.

[The Hammer]

1. Anthony Joshua

clearly the most talented heavyweight in the UK, needs at least 18 months of fighting journeymen, then he can take on contenders


2. Hughie Fury

has excellent potential - very young at 19 and needs several years of fighting journeymen before he reaches his prime


3. Tyson Fury

will do well against journeymen, but will lose to bona-fide top HWs


4. Dereck Chisora

has lost to age 41 Vitali, was KOed by Haye - like Tyson Fury, he'll always lose to top HWs.


5. David Price

still has potential, but getting older now - his progress was damaged by Maloney not getting him enough rounds during the past 5 years

[MartinC]

1. Tyson Fury

He's not pretty, but he gets the job done..... so far.

Poor conditioning, unfocused mentality and a dodgy chin means he will only go so far

2. Dereck Chisora

A solid gatekeeper to true world level, Chisora may even pick up a strap if he gets lucky, but he's no great

3. Anthony Joshua

Too bulky, stiff, probably got a glass chin, he doesn't hit hard enough for his style, the poor mans deontay

Active heavies that seems right. I might have Price above Joshua due to experience.