Comments Thread For: Fury: I'll Bend Over Wilder, Joshua - Split Them With This Long D*ck

[THEFRESHBRAWLER]

So was Cunningham at the time he fought Fury so I'm not exactly sure what your point is.

My point is Cooper first and last fight was against a Heavyweight in the Heavyweight division..you know exactly what I'm saying when you look at Cooper bio it says HEAVYWeight...so as I stated Ali never got dropped by a cruiserweight... THATS FACT.... That division wasn't even around... Pointless debate anyway

[low blows]

Naw don't throw Ali in this he would never make comments about putting his private in another man.. You should be banned for even mentioning this clown with Ali. Ali didn't get dropped by cruiserweights

Oh Yes he did........https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pN9Qi_yyUbo

[kafkod]

Henry Cooper was a heavyweight.No matter how you spin it..

Only because the cruiserweight division didn't exist back then. Cooper was about 20 lbs under the CW limit against Clay.

Fury has never been dropped by a cruiserweight, btw.

[King_]

have you watched wladimir train?

he looks like an old man. i'm picking fury to do the same thing he did last time.

Even and old, shot Wlad is 1000x better then Fury!

Wlad had personal issues last time, which made him hesitant to throw a punch. It will not happen this time. Trust me Fury is getting brutalized.

[Fury4daWIN]

My point is Cooper first and last fight was against a Heavyweight in the Heavyweight division..you know exactly what I'm saying when you look at Cooper bio it says HEAVYWeight...so as I stated Ali never got dropped by a cruiserweight... THATS FACT.... That division wasn't even around... Pointless debate anyway

So because Cunningham fought a portion of his career in the cruiserweight division that forever makes him a cruiserweight, even though he had a solid twenty pounds of lean muscle on Cooper at the time he fought Fury? While Cooper, a man who could probably have made light heavyweight using today's methods, gets to be called a heavyweight simply because a division didn't then exist which might more comfortably have suited him?

I'm sorry, but that whole argument sounds weak as fcuk to me.

First off, Cunningham was a heavyweight when he fought Fury as he weighed in above the 200lbs limit. Nothing more to be said there. Secondly, even if you do want to argue that he was nothing but a 'blown up cruiserweight' then that invalidates your initial argument, which was, I presume, to ridicule Fury for having been dropped by a much smaller man, since even at Cruiser Cunningham was a significantly larger fighter than Cooper ever was. Thirdly, if you want to argue that Cunningham can never be anything other than a cruiserweight because he fought there (and therefore, presumably, sucks) then you have to accept the fact that Joe Louis must be one of the worst heavyweights of all time since, not only was he dropped and hurt by former lightweights and welterweights, he was beaten by them too! What a loser!

Or you can just accept that neither Ali nor Fury ever got dropped by cruiserweights and be done with it.

[Fury4daWIN]

Even and old, shot Wlad is 1000x better then Fury!

Wlad had personal issues last time, which made him hesitant to throw a punch. It will not happen this time. Trust me Fury is getting brutalized.

I can't tell whether you're joking or whether you really believe that shit.

Lots of fighters have personal issues going into the ring, but if they're anyone worth their salt, they should be able to get on with the job at hand once the bell rings. Certainly a long running professional of Wlad's calibre could have just autopiloted his way to victory if he was so much better than Fury.

If Wlad wins the rematch it'll be because Fury underestimates him, not because his home life is hunky dory.

[THEFRESHBRAWLER]

So because Cunningham fought a portion of his career in the cruiserweight division that forever makes him a cruiserweight, even though he had a solid twenty pounds of lean muscle on Cooper at the time he fought Fury? While Cooper, a man who could probably have made light heavyweight using today's methods, gets to be called a heavyweight simply because a division didn't then exist which might more comfortably have suited him?

I'm sorry, but that whole argument sounds weak as fcuk to me.

First off, Cunningham was a heavyweight when he fought Fury as he weighed in above the 200lbs limit. Nothing more to be said there. Secondly, even if you do want to argue that he was nothing but a 'blown up cruiserweight' then that invalidates your initial argument, which was, I presume, to ridicule Fury for having been dropped by a much smaller man, since even at Cruiser Cunningham was a significantly larger fighter than Cooper ever was. Thirdly, if you want to argue that Cunningham can never be anything other than a cruiserweight because he fought there (and therefore, presumably, sucks) then you have to accept the fact that Joe Louis must be one of the worst heavyweights of all time since, not only was he dropped and hurt by former lightweights and welterweights, he was beaten by them too! What a loser!

Or you can just accept that neither Ali nor Fury ever got dropped by cruiserweights and be done with it.

We have been done talking about this.Not that serious for a lecture. RIP Ali. Have a blessed day