Comments Thread For: Huck: I Would Beat Tyson Fury Like I Beat Povetkin

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WBO cruiserweight champion Marco Huck (38-3-1, 26KOs) is still motivated to capture a world title at heavyweight.

The popular German star is coming back on February 27th in a fourth battle with IBO cruiserweight king Ola Afolabi at the Gerry Weber Stadium in Halle, Germany.

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[soul_survivor]

Huck isn't the same fighter he was back then, too many wars for him to continue to fight on like this. A Huck v Fury is interesting but I think Fury will outsize him and then stop him late.

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Mismatch. Fury bullies Huck and knocks him out.


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[i'm a fun haver]

So then why isn't Huck fighting Wilder?

[ARENA]

If you lost to Glowacki and 40-year old Arslan, pretty sure Fury will deal with you easy...

[Box-Office]

I like Afolabi and have been a fan since he gate crashed on World scene with that KO of Enzo Mac for the WBO interim, but he really has to win ie take him out of there this time cuz its getting annoying.

[Squ□redCircle34]

That was Huck's best win and I was confident that he would've beaten the former MAN at Cruiser in Hernandez but sadly he suffered a career ending injury.

Huck is very underrated and I'm sure if he finds a way to land one of his trademark left hook bombs then he can possibly stop Fury.

Problem is, Fury is a smart man and would use his length and jab plus he's quick for a guy the size of an oaf.

Huck vs Glowacki was one of the best fights this year and like one poster said, I think also Marco is on the decline.

Cruiserweights should get more shine, lots of talent and power punchers there.

[thack]

Too many punchers gtfo idiot

[Squ□redCircle34]

Too many punchers gtfo idiot

Quote me next time coward

[nivek535]

i dunno man.....