Comments Thread For: Fury Does Not Expect Network Conflicts To Derail a Joshua Fight

[SUBZER0ED]

"The former WBA, WBO, IBO and IBF world heavyweight champion has not fought since sensationally dethroning Wladimir Klitschko in Dusseldorf in November 2015."

"Sensationally"? Damn, I must have missed that one.

[Liondw]

So, no resistance expected from Seferi then.

[Laligalaliga]

Superman J is scared of Doomsday Wilder.. AJ ******** probably sag like coochie lips! He won't get in that ring for 200 million!
Fury isn't half as good as he was.. an would get stopped by wilder, miller, and ortiz.

hahahahajaj.... AJ always giving you nightmare.
Can you stay 5minutes without talking about AJ?

[Sweet_Science_]

I lol when i read his "there all a bunch of **** houses" lol

[5000boxing]

hahahahajaj.... AJ always giving you nightmare.
Can you stay 5minutes without talking about AJ?

I want to see the fight! I was cool on AJ until he said he would eat wilder.. an hearn said AJ will Ko Wilder in 3rds.. now I wanna see it!

[Laligalaliga]

I want to see the fight! I was cool on AJ until he said he would eat wilder.. an hearn said AJ will Ko Wilder in 3rds.. now I wanna see it!

Smiles..... Now from the latest info, location is the major challenge. It's either wilder goes to UK or mind his business. We don't need to argue about A side n B side, we have gone pass that.

[P4Pdunny]

this is all he came back for, to get paid to get whooped by AJ. Wilder will whoop him too, but there's not much money in that. He talks about AJ more than AJ's girl probably does.

[Bronx2245]

Be fair now. When Fury fought Klitschko, Wlad seemed to be bored and disinterested. But when Wlad fought AJ, he fought like an old hero trying reclaim his former glory. We hadn't seen him fight like that in years.

People were calling Ortiz 'grandpa" well before he fought Wilder. Yet that "old guy" gave Deontay hell.

That "old guy" Ortiz didn't give Wilder as much hell as that "old guy," (older than Ortiz) gave AJ. Deontay was rocked, but he was not dropped! Again, why would Wlad be "disinterested" with Fury? I would say he was frustrated, confused, or out-boxed, but not disinterested! I give Fury more credit for his win, than AJ. Wlad KO'd Pulev in November 2014, beat Jennings April 2015, and then fought Fury November 2015. After Fury, he was totally inactive until he fought AJ in April 2017!

[SUBZER0ED]

That "old guy" Ortiz didn't give Wilder as much hell as that "old guy," (older than Ortiz) gave AJ. Deontay was rocked, but he was not dropped! Again, why would Wlad be "disinterested" with Fury? I would say he was frustrated, confused, or out-boxed, but not disinterested! I give Fury more credit for his win, than AJ. Wlad KO'd Pulev in November 2014, beat Jennings April 2015, and then fought Fury November 2015. After Fury, he was totally inactive until he fought AJ in April 2017!

I disagree with you on Ortiz not giving Wilder more hell than Wlad gave AJ. Sure, AJ got dropped, but he got back up and avoided getting dropped again. I was especially impressed with how he made Wlad miss after getting up from the KD. Wilder was out on his feet, stumbling around and didn't throw much of anything back after Ortiz caught him. In fact, a different ref might have stopped the fight at that point.

I'll agree with you on Wlad not being disinterested. You're right; he actually seemed unable to cope with a fighter with as much size and perhaps more reach than himself.

[NC Uppercut]

Chances of a network conflict are 0..... because the chance of the fight happening, most likely, are 0!