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lighten up dude. I give major props to wilder for that win. he showed he can do more than just knock guys out early. he can box with a game plan and adapt. that said.,,,I just don't think stiverne was ever very good. he got his name off beating a guy in areeola who lost every time hes stepped up and stiverne was stopped by a journeyman and struggled mightily with another journeyman ray Austin in his previous fight with areoola one. frankly,,,stiverne is not that good dude. I think chisora is on a similar level to him. fury has some flaws but hes a very big heavyweight that can move well,,,,fight on the inside and switch to southpaw. hes cleverly awckward. I feel wilder and fury are both good fighters and evenly matched. im not hating on either guy here. I think they both got starched by wlad but have great competitive matches with each other. theyre right behind wlad and povetkin imo
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Nobody on that list is exciting.Comment
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Fury doesn't have to go far to get his ass beat. Anthony Joshua can save him the price of a plane ticket a knock him out on home soil
If he fights Wilder it's a short night for him. Wilder knocks him out inside 6 rounds.
Klitschko beats him too, KO inside 8
Povetkin KO's Fury inside 8
Perez another KO Rd 8 - 10Comment
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Just ignore **** Man lads. He knows **** all about boxing. He knows that Fury will expose both his heroes in Wilder/Joshua. I doubt either of them would win a round against him.
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Does anyone have a good fury highlight reel?
I don't mean KO's but to show these skills I keep hearing about.
I'm wondering if my dislike for his character colours my view on his fights unfairly.Comment
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This is some excellent analysis of the recent fight with Hammer. Page may take a while to load.
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Povetkin I reckon right now but I actually selected my old mate Chris Arreola.
I have to admit he might not bounce back to top form again judging by his last showing now. I gave him promise but Weltsch and that might have been right and he could be done at the top level.
But for me overall I think Arreola has produced the most consistent rough scraps.
Not for everyone I understand but he's crowd pleased me with his aggressive style, underrated skills and killer attitude. Gracious amigo lol!!Comment
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Hi Cuts... Apparently I assaulted you without good cause or something (and took a short vacation lol) I remember disagreeing bout something and arguing but I didn't realise I hooked in blindly, don't recall.
But anyway maybe I was having a period or something so no hard feelings ey
Anyway I noticed your pretty harsh on old Fury there.
They're all top boxers you've listed so you know there's that chance Fury could prove to be the worst of the bunch.
Chances are higher though he wont be. You can't really provide any good grounds for Fury being fodder for any of these guys, he would be a hard task for any fighter.
Even Klitschko is unlikely to not have ANY problems with him although I do think Klitschko would knock him out.
At 6'9" and 260lbs and his pretty strappy arms and workmanship, it ain't gonna be easy meat my friend.
Fury has not been tested against the harder punchers yet like Klitschko, Povetkin and Wilder maybe, that's a case worth painting perhaps.Comment
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I wouldnt pick anyone on that list...b/c Wlad klitchko has the highest Knockout percentage...isn't that what makes fights exciting...the knockouts?Wilder fought nobodies...Wlad fought world champs and top guys of this era His punches when landing are devasting as well as technical...ali danced around the ring and was praised for it??lolWlads knocking guys out the majority of the time and hes boring...really doesn't make sense...Wilders first true opponent was Stiverne and he couldn't knock hi m out. If I had to choose I would choose fury b/c hes a clown and im waining for him to get knocked out by wlad...lolComment
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