Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury Outboxes Francesco Pianeta, Eyes Wilder Next

[Boksfan]

Can't wait till them two clowns Fury and Beyontay kiss in the ring, this is the best love story since Titanic

[Brother Mouzone]

Reminder, Pianeta was flattened within a round by fat, old Chagaev and stopped by the old, washed up version of Kingpin Johnson. I realize Fury was trying to get rounds in, but that's no excuse for not getting a late stoppage. Pianeta wasn't bothered by a single punch landed by Fury other than the one at the beltline

Spot on , he should have stopped Pianeta even if he was not trying to.From what I have seen from Fury's comeback Wilder should win via KO.

[Patsfan bri]

I actually saw him deliberately working on two things that he doesn't traditionally do: (1) He was switching southpaw, and (2) He kept getting on the inside (and using his head) to throw body punches. I think these two things will show up in his fight against Wilder. There's no evidence that Wilder can fight on the inside and the stance switching is probably being worked in there to slow Wilder down.

I think he plans to smother all of Wilder's shots and try to dictate constant resetting from Deontay in an effort to get a decision. It'll be a true stinker, but I'm willing to bet that's his plan.

I got the impression that he was treating the fight like a good sparring match. The goal was to go 10 rounds and work on a few things.

good asssent and I agree.

[BigZ44]

3-0 Frampton

[The plunger man]

Appalling simply appalling.
Wilder will iron him out brutally

[Lopez_Boxing]

Once Wilder sparks Fury out and becomes the rightful heir to the Heavyweight crown, it will be AJ who will have to knock on his door to get a deal.

AJ isn’t knocking on anyone’s door. Hell when wilder knocked on ajs door he cut the lights out and told everyone “SSSHHHHH”....

[BigZ44]

4-0 Frampton. Would Action-less Jackson be good enough to win the Commonwealth title?

[LoadedWraps]

Appalling simply appalling.
Wilder will iron him out brutally

You're drunk lol. He wasn't 100% but he looked good, its undeniable.

[The plunger man]

I actually saw him deliberately working on two things that he doesn't traditionally do: (1) He was switching southpaw, and (2) He kept getting on the inside (and using his head) to throw body punches. I think these two things will show up in his fight against Wilder. There's no evidence that Wilder can fight on the inside and the stance switching is probably being worked in there to slow Wilder down.

I think he plans to smother all of Wilder's shots and try to dictate constant resetting from Deontay in an effort to get a decision. It'll be a true stinker, but I'm willing to bet that's his plan.

I got the impression that he was treating the fight like a good sparring match. The goal was to go 10 rounds and work on a few things.

The impression i got is fury has no right being in the ring with wilder or joshua period.
As for him working on two things fury simply has no pop in his punches and he litterally has nothing to gain the respect of wilder or hurt him.
Fury gets seriously and easily KO'd by wilder this i have no doubt.

[jglvz256]

This sucks.