Comments Thread For: Fury: Klitschko Didn't Look Much Better With Me Than Seferi

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Fury (26-0) faces the Italian at Belfast's Windsor Park on Saturday August 18, when they share top billing with Carl Frampton. Pianeta (35-4-1), a 6ft 5in southpaw who weighs around 245lb knows a shock win could earn him a third world heavyweight title challenge and ruin Fury's hopes of dominating the division once again.
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[James Hunt]

It'll be another (IMO minor) upset. Pizaneta will knock Fury spark out.

[johnnycontrolet]

I saw Pizzanetta‘s last fight. The guy has ZERO left, easy win for redneck Fury😆

[Sickmerch1990]

Klitschko just wants a big payday he soon quit again right after he's had it the guy is a c unt

[P4Pdunny]

Fury will dispatch of him with ease

[alexjust]

It'll be another (IMO minor) upset. Pizaneta will knock Fury spark out.

I wish I could go back in time to 1990 and put all the money I can gather on Buster Douglas. The cashier would laugh at me, will be seen in the corner whispering to her manager and pointing her finger at me, they both will giggle. And a couple of hours later I'd show up. With an emplty bag. Big empty bag. She won't laugh this time. But I will.

The chances of Fury being upset are somewhat close to Mike Tyson's back then.

[hitking]

The Anthony Joshua nation sees their man as a beautiful painting on the wall. And to the naked eye, the picture couldn’t be more perfect. But when you look at it, you notice a small speck. The Fury-Klitschko result is AJ’s speck. They love to pretend the fight never happened. They like to pretend that Wladimir wasn’t focused, undone by Fury’s nonsense, etc, etc. But the fact remains, Fury is the one that took the heavyweight title from Wladimir, not AJ. He also took a younger, more active version of Wladimir and toyed with him. Where AJ went life and death with the older, inactive version of Wladimir. And thus far, that’s AJ’s signature win. AJ is still a beautiful picture. But he’s not a picture of perfection. In the words of Tyson Fury. AJ’s made a lot of money, he has a great body, and he probably has a big c.ock. But the fact remains, he’s not the legitimate heavyweight champion. And until Fury and Wilder are dealt with, he can’t definitively say he’s the #1 heavyweight in the world.

[Larry the boss]

Klitschko just wants a big payday he soon quit again right after he's had it the guy is a c unt

??????????huh

[Boksfan]

Fat Fury is sniffing coke again.

[lion33lit]

The Anthony Joshua nation sees their man as a beautiful painting on the wall. And to the naked eye, the picture couldn’t be more perfect. But when you look at it, you notice a small speck. The Fury-Klitschko result is AJ’s speck. They love to pretend the fight never happened. They like to pretend that Wladimir wasn’t focused, undone by Fury’s nonsense, etc, etc. But the fact remains, Fury is the one that took the heavyweight title from Wladimir, not AJ. He also took a younger, more active version of Wladimir and toyed with him. Where AJ went life and death with the older, inactive version of Wladimir. And thus far, that’s AJ’s signature win. AJ is still a beautiful picture. But he’s not a picture of perfection. In the words of Tyson Fury. AJ’s made a lot of money, he has a great body, and he probably has a big c.ock. But the fact remains, he’s not the legitimate heavyweight champion. And until Fury and Wilder are dealt with, he can’t definitively say he’s the #1 heavyweight in the world.

Another king hit regarding Wlads "deer stuck in headlights reactions" vs Fury.....Fury is no pushover and it'll be good competition when he meets Wilder - a lot of feigning & posturing to throw those calculated bombs. I think this fight will be better than expected......The android will be watching in the safety of home sweet home,....with no further need for the restraining order lol..