Official Tyson Fury vs Wladimir Klitschko Post Fight Discussion Thread

[Damn Wicked]

Haha, Fury.
He can always be a comedian if his boxing career goes downhill.

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While Fury doesn't really have anything over Vladimir when it comes to boxing ability.

Fury is vastly more skilled than Wladimir. It's not even close.

[oscar9992]

LOL. These british analysts say Wlad will be remebered for what he has done already.

[Fury4daWIN]

bro you gonna make gifs from this fight?

WAR 1HourRun!!

Thanks for the link. I have to say I'm not especially bowled over by the production values. Sound is off and the editing just seems a bit awkward. Lacks oomph. And what's with the idiot who says Wlad got stopped by Samuel Peter? Very elementary error that anyone who knew what they were doing could recognise before going to air.

[Fury4daWIN]

I get what you're saying, it's not that. But fans knew Rousey wasn't a great boxer... While Fury doesn't really have anything over Vladimir when it comes to boxing ability.

Btw I liked it when Vlad mentioned somewhere he might go to the body with Fury. We might see Vlad doing something he usually doesn't use. Vlad is a minimalist in his game; doesn't mean he cannot utilize other skills should he need them in a fight. People who study Vlad know this.

People who study Wlad also know that he's got by without using those additional skills for so long that they've become atrophied. Comparing his combination punching from the early days to now is like night and day. His uppercuts are so awkward he now uppercuts himself. His body work, never a big part of his game, now just looks totally amateurish. Outside of the jab, cross, hook bandwidth he's narrowed himself down to, Wlad is no longer a natural looking fighter.

[TheIcon]

What times the weigh in?

[Elroy1]

I am going to respond to a post of yours just once to show how ****ing ****** you are: Quantum mechanics did not PREVIAL or, fall under classical theories of relativity....The fact is that Einstein's theory cannot describe how the forces in special relativity interact with small particles, where electromagnetic forces and other such forces hold sway and where gravity and even time, seem to have wholly different strengths when considering subatomic activity.

Einstein was actually scared when Bohr first proposed what you ******ly try to describe, which is the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. So again idiot, these two theories are not in a contest, the real problem is unifying concepts in a paradigm that are consistant regarding the small things vis a vis sub atomic particles, and big things that we interact with via space time and are affected by gravity.

Your ignorance is a disease....go get treated. And btw thw whole point of the analogy was...consistancy, meaning, as you rubbish away, that indeed, the exerscize is relevant beyond Fury. I even gave an example of such.

I did not ask for your elementary science lesson disguised as some kind of dissertation Bill.

If you can't read the intentional sarcasm then I feel sorry for you.

Never again will I ever recognise your ability to give a good ANALOGY, which was your only hope since you'll never give a decent boxing analysis.

[oscar9992]

Klitschko vs. Fury weigh in online!

https://www.periscope.tv/Klitschko/1BRKjNyQnXZKw

[oscar9992]

What times the weigh in?

Right now

https://www.periscope.tv/Klitschko/1BRKjNyQnXZKw

[MoneyKing]

Someone needs to tell Glen Wlad has 'special trainers' that give him extra height (padding).