Comments Thread For: Fury Hopes Parker Will Help Them Prepare For Klitschko

[Cen fath?]

I recall that as well.

Booth is clever at the mind games, but I am not convinced on the depth of his coaching abilities.

It will be interesting to see what he does with Eubanks

I haven't been impressed by his work with Andy Lee...

[Jewish-Reptile]

I haven't been impressed by his work with Andy Lee...

yea,,,,its seems like there's two camps with fury. hes either overrated or underrated. im pretty much in the middle. he definitely has his flaws but I think his size,,,,,,work rate and stamina will give him at least a small chance of upsetting wlad. wlads reflexes have been slowly declining and fury has that youth and passion on his side. Im still leaning toward a wlad kayo win but I wouldnt be shocked if fury pulls it out. if this fight was a few yrs ago I wouldnt even think of betting against wlad but hes getting up there in age now and fury might be the one to finally knock him off. we shall see

I think you can only gauge Fury on the level he has fought at which has been overly poor to say the least, not saying Ustinov would have been a huge step up in class but it would have been a step up IMO and also welcome to see him against a guy who at least packs a little punch.

I'm not a fan of the antics and behaviour in and out of the ring, Fury has shown little humility to date, it will be most welcome when it is served up in November. I think I could potentially be fan post Klitschko if Fury does not retire as promised if defeated, a newly humbled Fury with his want to be viewed as unserious and not trying so desperately to sell himself by any means ie people laughing at him as opposed to with him. It will be interesting to see what approach he takes if he does not retire.