Official Tyson Fury vs Wladimir Klitschko Post Fight Discussion Thread

[Jewish-Reptile]

I got those points from Javier long before we made our bet but it's ok it's just a bunch of numbers on the screen. All fun and games.

He gave you those points like a week ago, I checked. As long as you're happy though, I know the points mean jack in comparison.

In regard to Haye, you really think that p.o.s Fury is gonna entertain ? No chance, he blew it with his handling of the affairs before.

Fury could probably do ppv against Glazkov, why'd he need Haye. Haye needs to take note of the landscape and understand Fury and Joshua are in the driving seats now. This is all very premature, their is a rematch impending from what we're hearing.

[Caught Square]

Well it happens, remember Vlad hasn't faced this type of adversity since, when? If he can adjust and win a rematch, he will actually look even greater than he did before last night.

Don't write Vlad off yet.

I'm not writing off Wlad's chances in a rematch mainly because i'm worried about Fury's weight gain from the celebrations lol.

But yeah Wlad would look greater if he could dominate Fury in a rematch so let's see what he can do.

[LoadedWraps]

I will have to watch it again to score it round by round but obviously Fury won. I thought he would get robbed in Germany, so good to see some fair play in the sport for once.

I think Vlad can stop him in a rematch, but he needs to be way more aggressive and take risks. It has become clear that he simply isn't willing to go toe to toe, which is one of the reasons I always liked Vitali over Vladimir, deep down.

[Elroy1]

It took Wladimir til the championship rounds to finally fight the right type of fight, Steward would have told Wladimir to engage a lot more by the third/fourth round it reminds me a lot of Calvin Brock fight.
Fury isn't anything special, Wladimir lost himself this fight.

Yeah I don't want to sound like I'm taking anything away from Fury but whatever the reason for the loss, it was nearly as much Wladimir's fault for losing than credit can be given to Fury for winning it.

Of course Fury had to be good enough to capitalise on this type of Wladimir in the first place.

He simply got the "Lennox LEwis syndrome, showed up extremely complacent and lethargic and paid the price.

A Wlad KO in a rematch is just as likely as another Fury win.

[deathofaclown]

He gave you those points like a week ago, I checked. As long as you're happy though, I know the points mean jack in comparison.

In regard to Haye, you really think that p.o.s Fury is gonna entertain ? No chance, he blew it with his handling of the affairs before.

Fury could probably do ppv against Glazkov, why'd he need Haye. Haye needs to take note of the landscape and understand Fury and Joshua are in the driving seats now. This is all very premature, their is a rematch impending from what we're hearing.

I suppose it depends how good Haye's comeback is and if he can get a mandatory position for a couple of belts.

I don't think Fury should do him any favours at all and hand him a shot, but if he earns it the right way then can he really do anything about it?

Also, if Haye is looking very good in his comeback and people are crying out for the fight, i'd imagine it might be hard to say no to the tune of £10m + payday in a huge stadium fight.

But yeah, i hope Fury does him no favours and makes it as hard as possible for him to get the fight. And i say that as someone who likes Haye (in the ring).

[Burt Saxby]

Yeah I don't want to sound like I'm taking anything away from Fury but whatever the reason for the loss, it was nearly as much Wladimir's fault for losing than credit can be given to Fury for winning it.

Of course Fury had to be good enough to capitalise on this type of Wladimir in the first place.

He simply got the "Lennox LEwis syndrome, showed up extremely complacent and lethargic and paid the price.

A Wlad KO in a rematch is just as likely as another Fury win.

Lewis was in a far worse state than Wlad last night when he trounced the best , prime Klitschko in 6 rounds.

Wlad was clowned and never had a glimmer of the greatness Lewis had to turn the fight around.

Those two fights rubbish any argument that Wlad is a great boxer and proves him winning any fantasy h2h match up was utterly absurd.

[Weltschmerz]

I'm not writing off Wlad's chances in a rematch mainly because i'm worried about Fury's weight gain from the celebrations lol.

But yeah Wlad would look greater if he could dominate Fury in a rematch so let's see what he can do.

Fury said he doesn't indulge too much in celebrations/partying anymore, whether or not that's true ... but yes, it could be a key factor; how professional a lifestyle can Fury lead, as HW Champ, outside the ring? Something Vlad has been renowned for his entire career.

[Elroy1]

Lewis was in a far worse state than Wlad last night when he trounced the best , prime Klitschko in 6 rounds.

Wlad was clowned and never had a glimmer of the greatness Lewis had to turn the fight around.

Those two fights rubbish any argument that Wlad is a great boxer and proves him winning any fantasy h2h match up was utterly absurd.

Wladimir Klitschko is a total lock in for GOAT and probably wont hae that status challenged for another century.

Even if he retired right now or rematched Fury and lost again, there is no equal to the career of this guy.

Lennox LEwis was 3/4 the way there.

Lewis LOST vs Vitali in all but a technical sense.

Lewis struggled badly with guys like MErcer etc, and was wasted by Rahman and McCall for exactly being lazy.

The Lewis that showed up to fight Vitali was anything but lazy! He wasn't allowed to be.

Wlad proved himself #1 several fights ago. If he rematches Fury and wins, he only continues to build his legacy.

[dan_cov]

I really do pray that Fury tells The Excuse maker David Gaye to go and **** himself when he inevitably comes crawling on his hands and knees expecting an undeserved title shot, especially after what he did to Fury.

[JakeTheBoxer]

I just wonder who is more confused now, Lennox or Haye?