Comments Thread For: Anthony Joshua Warns: I Will Walk Through Tyson Fury!

[MisterPullman]

Can't wait to see if you are still around when Fury is still dominating at the end of the year. And the next. And the one after that.

I mean I did stick around just fine after Klitschko lost..

If Fury is really as good as you say he is, then I'll accept that. But he has a lot of bastards to watch out for; Wilder, Ortiz, Joshua, Klitschko, Parker

[creekrat77]

I'm definitely a huge Fury fan, but yea I don't believe he is really that great of a boxer. I mean he just is very average. His strength in my opinion is his massive pride and balls

[Yaconcha]

who said fury dominating!!??!?! hahahahahhahahahahaha! what a ****.

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Originally Posted by TheBoxingfan101

loool

Oh boy and when Fury's reign is over within his next or so couple of fights it will be truly priceless.. no pun intended

This is the mug who claimed that Wlad would KO Fury in the first round. This guy doesn't know **** about boxing. Nothing to see here.


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[Weltschmerz]

Agreed.

I am not a fan per se, and I will call him a hype job til he proves otherwise, but the best is for him to remain active, and to compete. All the top HW's need to fight each other.

You will hear me cheer for some fighters over others on NSB (Fury) but you will never hear me support the idea of "protecting" fighters, potential cash cows or not. True champs are forged in the flames and to be considered the best you need to fight the best until you make it to the top.

As far as AJ's comments, it's no secret I think he has no more than a punchers chance.

It's crazy how Fury, similar to Bradley before he fought Pac for the first time, really doesn't get the respect he is warranted, and like Bradley then, it just makes me root for him more fervently, I love watching fighters prove doubters wrong, when I feel they deserve that success, that last laugh.

Most of the dislike for Fury is due to his persona more than anything else, really. He does deserve respect for beating Vladimir, obviously.

[LetOutTheCage]

I reckon AJ can beat anyone at HW.

Style wise, Haye is the problem, but otherwise all is good.

Joshua won't be scared to get caught against Fury like Wlad was and he'll go fir the knockout.

Haye is all wrong for Joshua, he's a lot faster and slicker than him. I honestly think Haye would time and catch Joshua and stop him early.

Joshua probably beats every other heavyweight though.

[The plunger man]

"that version" was only "that version" because Fury made it so.

It's like people didn't even watch the fight, or don't know what they are watching.

Who is "you morons"? I am a yank, but I am a long time Fury fan.

I also rooted for Martin last night, but his performance and effor were disgraceful.




Can't wait to see if you are still around when Fury is still dominating at the end of the year. And the next. And the one after that.

You talk bollocks.....it was a dire fight and klitchcko under performed period.....when you do the same thing over and over again against physically smaller fighters and then you come up against a fighter who is bigger who used bluffing tactics then u adapt and take it to another level....klitchcko never attempted a change of style....Joshua will rip right through fury and he will be out for the 10 count

[HughJass]

You talk bollocks.....it was a dire fight and klitchcko under performed period.....when you do the same thing over and over again against physically smaller fighters and then you come up against a fighter who is bigger who used bluffing tactics then u adapt and take it to another level....klitchcko never attempted a change of style....Joshua will rip right through fury and he will be out for the 10 count

I needed a good laugh this morning and you provided it.Thank you!

[BillyBoxing]

Absolutely.

Wladimir was always a product of size. He relies on being in control of distance and his defence is stepping straight back out of range. That doesn't work against a bigger man who is also a product of size and has no intention of engaging.

Joshua has sparred Fury, he knows his style and power and he is extremely confident of winning that fight. I think he'll go right at him and put it on him.

I agree, Fury beat Wlad at his own game, controled the distance, outboxed him.

That being said, Wlad is a way greater fighter than fury.
He has beaten a lot of styles and many guys his own size.

Dude is 40 wich is a lot for a large man.
I thought he was over the hill after the Jennings UD.
Jennings, a guy who was eaten alive by King Kong Ortiz.


Still an impressive win for Fury, but I'm more sold on Joshua.
Joshua has done great in the Olympics, I think the 2 "so called robbery" were competitive fights.
In olympic boxing, they only count clean punches, and Joshua is good at landing that type of punches.
Camarelle in the final fight slapped too much, those punches doesn't count.
The cuban landed more punches, but again Josh was landing harder and cleaner.

Joshua is an accurate boxer puncher, I think he would outpower, KO fury despite the size diference.

But I agree, 2 or 3 title defenses against solid contenders (Stiverne, Pulev, Chisora) are welcome before that fight.

Joshua need some rounds.

[BillyBoxing]

Wlad defense is his abilty to keep boxers at a distance, and clinch them on the inside

He couldnt do this with Fury, as Fury was taller, longer reach, and bigger.

I'd actually pick Wlad to beat Jousha, with relative ease. He has the laser like jab, a heavy right hand and quick feet. If a small guy like Whyte can rock Jousha, Wlad would put him to sleep.
If Wlad somehow beats Fury, which i doubt, i'd like to see Jousha vs Wlad.

Fury is hard to hit, and he's gotten better and better, it's easy to say Jousha will do this and do that, but when you are in the ring with Fury, he's huge, but very fast on his feet, and he has power to hurt Jousha.

It was only one fight ago Jousha looked in serious trouble, this Martin win doesnt fool me.

Before you know it, Jousha will walk onto something

And if a smaller guy like Cunningham can literally drop Fury...not so long ago (2013).

Fury might walk onto something before Joshua.

But I agree, Joshua is sometimes to naive, and I think a tricky puncher could surprise him soon.

Whatever, that's the SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT boxing era, guys are 250 lbs. Just like Lennox or Wlad, they will probably both get some Hasim Rahmans or Lamon Brewster problems.

It just take one punch.