I admit I was totally wrong. Props to Fury and I hope he can put in good showings if he gets to fight Joshua, Wilder, Povetkin and Ortiz. I hope he can keep the hard work going that got him the form for his WK bout.
You see the guys who have survived WK, apart from Haye and Ibragimov who are very slick, did not do it with their skills, they normally did it with excellent chin qualities. (Wach etc).
Byrd was a high ranked and high skilled opponent, he got him too did he not?
Problem I see with Fury is he doesn't have the skills of Ibragimov or Haye OR the chin of Wach or Povetkin to survive. What are your thoughts on this point<<< I'm interested?
Wladimir by early stoppage for me. Fury, of course, stands a puncher's chance, but he's not a 'top' heavyweight. He's feasted on cruiserweights and journeymen.
Fury fighting southpaw is not a simple parlour trick. Fury is 100% ambidextrous and fights equally as well southpaw as he does orthodox. There isn't a HW who can do this, there aren't many at all in the sport for that matter who can do it.
True . . the switch-hitting, and his right hook is unusually strong. Most fighters have a strong left hook, but Fury generates a lot of force with the right at close range.
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