Comments Thread For: Klitschko's Coach: This Will Be Bad, Fury is in Trouble

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Tyson Fury is 'in trouble' when he takes on Wladimir Klitschko, according to the world heavyweight champion's trainer Johnathon Banks.

Fury (24-0 18KOs) begins his build-up in Dusseldorf on Monday ahead of taking on WBA Super, WBO and IBF king Klitschko (64-3 53KOs) and Banks, who has been overseeing the Ukrainian's preparations in Austria, warns the challenger is in for a rude awakening.

The American said of Fury: "He's talking the talk. I honestly think he's talking like this to get under Wladimir's skin, is it good for him? I don't know.
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[Jewish-Reptile]

He sure is right about the belts swapping hands like turkey at thanksgiving. Right now we have clarity, yet their is already talk of a PBC belt etc..

I can't see how any good comes from all these sanctioning bodies in its fragmented state now, what will it be like in the future and all the belts are held by various nobodies who seek to face European level scrubs defence after defence, we'll have 5 Deontay Wilder's all wanting to avoid each other.

[M Bison]

He sure is right about the belts swapping hands like turkey at thanksgiving. Right now we have clarity, yet their is already talk of a PBC belt etc..

I can't see how any good comes from all these sanctioning bodies in its fragmented state now, what will it be like in the future and all the belts are held by various nobodies who seek to face European level scrubs defence after defence, we'll have 5 Deontay Wilder's all wanting to avoid each other.

Might aswell throw a HBO, Top Rank, Match-room, K2 and Sauerland championship belt at it whilst they're talking about this utterly pathetic attempt to add even more paper belts.

[Jewish-Reptile]

Might aswell throw a HBO, Top Rank, Match-room, K2 and Sauerland championship belt at it whilst they're talking about this utterly pathetic attempt to add even more paper belts.

Matchroom seem to have a really good relationship with Sauerland and Haymon, and I believe that it is based on 'if our man takes your mans belt we're prepared to do future business' hence giving them another chance to take it back again. That's what these stables really need to do, work on the emphasise they'll work together agin in future. This business between Haymon and the other American promoters is killing the sport, they need to work out their differences big time, but I understand the financials regarding it all, their just ain't no trust between them. I think with the others their is, it's based on word really, that is it.