Yes. I believe if he gets to around ~75% of the guy who beat Klitschko he can give Joshua & Wilder all they can handle if not beat them. And I had him pegged at about 30% this weekend so I agree he's gonna need to get better & I think he will. How much better is my main question.
If he regains the form he had vs Klitschko he plows through the HW division like a hot knife through butter. The former is possible as I see it Fury is only 29, 30 still. Plenty of time to figure sh^t out again. The latter is longer shot admittedly.
Fury isn't the wam bam thank you maam type so idk why this matters. And Fury was the most out of shape & the most rusty he's ever been & I don't think he took the fight all that serious to begin with. One of Fury's long standing bad habits is he fights to the level of his competition. Nothing has changed with that with his time off as I see it.
Are you really comparing the most destructive HW of our times vs the most guy who put on a boxing clinic vs a 10 year HW champion who's not known for his one punch KO's? Why would you compare them like there is anything to take away from this comparison when their fighting styles are so different?
I trust what I see more than what other say. And I see Fury as the most skilled HW by a mile when he's in shape & taking his opponent seriously. I don't take this one fight as meaning THAT much. Tyson is notorious for looking ho hum or even bad vs low level guys in nothing fights. He's a cat who knows he's capable of big things & has bigger things come to him now I suspect we shall see a more serious Tyson. If not then you might be right, but I would bet Fury gets further than most think off of this fight.
Worse case I think Fury gets a deserved title shot after beating a top ten caliber guy that he loses cuz its too much too soon perhaps. Thats about the worse case situation I see for Fury.
If he regains the form he had vs Klitschko he plows through the HW division like a hot knife through butter. The former is possible as I see it Fury is only 29, 30 still. Plenty of time to figure sh^t out again. The latter is longer shot admittedly.
He couldn't even a drop lousy, much shorter, CW Seferi in his stacked "comeback" fight. Amazing.
I mean, consider Mike Tyson in his comeback fight vs McNeeley, after 50 months away from the ring. Before Peter's manager jumped in the ring, causing Mills Lane to DQ him, Mike was absolutely destroying him.
Fury's not going far, trust me.
Worse case I think Fury gets a deserved title shot after beating a top ten caliber guy that he loses cuz its too much too soon perhaps. Thats about the worse case situation I see for Fury.
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