Tyson and Holyfield definitely have a great shot, as does Frazier. Douglas is a bit too sloppy and predictable to beat Fury (if Fury can read you, you're not winning period). Foreman could beat him with sheer force, although it's possible Fury avoids every one of Foreman's slow looping shots.
Flat footed plodders like Mercer don't beat Fury unless he tried to get in a tear up with them. Not sure how Jack Johnson even enters the discussion.
Of current fighters I'd give Wilder, Joshua and Ortiz the best chance to beat him. Pulev prior to the Wlad fight might have provided him with a challenge, but post-Wlad he seems to have lost his fire. Fury would easily dispatch him now. Likewise Haye, who despite his skills fights in quite an obvious manner, would be hard pressed to land a punch on him. Duhaupas gets Hammer'd. No way a guy that basic beats Fury.
Flat footed plodders like Mercer don't beat Fury unless he tried to get in a tear up with them. Not sure how Jack Johnson even enters the discussion.
Of current fighters I'd give Wilder, Joshua and Ortiz the best chance to beat him. Pulev prior to the Wlad fight might have provided him with a challenge, but post-Wlad he seems to have lost his fire. Fury would easily dispatch him now. Likewise Haye, who despite his skills fights in quite an obvious manner, would be hard pressed to land a punch on him. Duhaupas gets Hammer'd. No way a guy that basic beats Fury.

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