Official Tyson Fury vs Wladimir Klitschko Post Fight Discussion Thread

[Elroy1]

Hahahaha!!!

The BUTTHURT!! The SALT!!

This is so funny. So glorious!

"See you in 23 days" lmao I'm done.

You contributed nothing read worthy you idiot in the prelude to this fight.

And your definitely not doing so after it either.

Worthless maggot!

[TheIcon]

Does anyone give Klitschko a decent chance in the rematch? I think Fury should win based on last night but surely Klitschko will have more chance with a changed game plan. Hopefully Fury wins again.

[Elroy1]

Does anyone give Klitschko a decent chance in the rematch? I think Fury should win based on last night but surely Klitschko will have more chance with a changed game plan. Hopefully Fury wins again.

I'd have Fury a token slight advantage since he just won and Wlad is 40.

However I fully expect Wlad to go to the drawing board and be additionally inspired as in the past.

I think it will be an even prospect with me declining to bet in theory.

It is a great fight to be a rematch really!!

[HughJass]

The rematch has to happen in England.Old Trafford would be perfect.

[stellen]

Has scott weiland been on yet? Cant be bothered to read back. What a glorious day this is on boxingscene.

[Spacey1991]

If Wladimir has any chance of winning a rematch he's going to have to take the fight to Fury a little bit and just let his hands go without overthinking it.

He had a very good last round when he let his hands go, and there were stages in the fight where he was in range but was looking for that straight right and ended up moving out of range again when it didn't present itself, Wlad has been fighting so conserved for so long that is was hard for him to fight differently and to Fury's credit (and his team) they used his best attributes to effectively take away what Wlad has had most of his success with, he did a great job of keeping away from that right hand.

I think Wlad should of gone for broke come the 8th round because what he was doing clearly wasn't working, he should of just let his hands go despite the fact hes not used to fighting that way.

If he doesn't take the fight to Fury in a rematch and try to rough him up the result will be exactly the same next time, and I'm not sure if Wlad will be about to switch up his style and fight that way. Either way Fury proved a lot of us wrong and he deserves all the credit in the world - I completely wrote him off.

[TheIcon]

I'd have Fury a token slight advantage since he just won and Wlad is 40.

However I fully expect Wlad to go to the drawing board and be additionally inspired as in the past.

I think it will be an even prospect with me declining to bet in theory.

It is a great fight to be a rematch really!!

I took the 9/2 about Fury to win the fight because I thought the price was extremely big, I did think Fury was an underdog going in but I'd of said he should of been about 2/1. Just looked at rematch odds and Fury and Klitschko are both Evens to win which is probably about fair although I do think if Fury can keep his motivation as high he wins the fight again. I just felt Fury was in decent control of the fight and don't see what Wlad can do at 40 to really change up.

[TheIcon]

If Wladimir has any chance of winning a rematch he's going to have to take the fight to Fury a little bit and just let his hands go without overthinking it.

He had a very good last round when he let his hands go, and there were stages in the fight where he was in range but was looking for that straight right and ended up moving out of range again when it didn't present itself, Wlad has been fighting so conserved for so long that is was hard for him to fight differently and to Fury's credit (and his team) they used his best attributes to effectively take away what Wlad has had most of his success with, he did a great job of keeping away from that right hand.

I think Wlad should of gone for broke come the 8th round because what he was doing clearly wasn't working, he should of just let his hands go despite the fact hes not used to fighting that way.

If he doesn't take the fight to Fury in a rematch and try to rough him up the result will be exactly the same next time, and I'm not sure if Wlad will be about to switch up his style and fight that way. Either way Fury proved a lot of us wrong and he deserves all the credit in the world - I completely wrote him off.

I always love reading people who admit to being wrong and give credit to the fighter, top respect from me for that. Also, yeah I agree with you I think Wlad could potentially win however he'd need to change up so much which I just don't think he will. Fury wins another close-ish decision IMO.

[Jewish-Reptile]

Im here.

So I figured all the closet Fury fans would jump on the wagon the guys who carried this thread for Fury are the only ones I will spend my time talking to and explaining myself to.

Guys like Bardock Golovkin and I have no ideas who this Red Rep guy is or was, 2Fast4Klit ? Toe 2 Toe, sorry you contributed nothing. all credit and chief kudos goes to Denium and Wraps, along with Ned their are more as i documented and you guys will get your dues for backing him to the hilt. Laced deserves mention too for believing Fury may not win but would be the threat he proved he was and more.

Fury proved he belongs at world level and ddeserves to be THE champion. I believe the rematch Wlad will give a far better account of himself, will he win ? I very muvh hope so. Am I certain, absolutely not but Wlad never established his power early enough, power which clearly Fury would have struggled against if he hadnt been gun shy. He paid Fury too much respect.

[SN!PER]

I predicted Fury would beat Klitschko back in April.

But now I'm predicting Wilder will beat Fury.

Don't be surprised when it happens!