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  • #11
    Originally posted by Lemonhead_Jeff View Post
    On the other hand, Wilder's style is not what Fury
    is used to, either. Fury's style and footwork shines
    against heavier set, less mobile fighters. Fury has
    been dropped by some smaller, more agile fighters
    who do not hit nearly as hard as Wilder.
    Fury's style may not work well against a tall, rangy
    man who can move from-A-to-B much faster than
    he does. The clash of styles makes this a much more
    interesting fight than we would have seen between
    Wilder-Joshua.
    Wilder doesn't have a style he just throws a hard right hand that he can keep landing on today's heavyweight fighters or lack their of

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    • #12



      If Wilder catches him like that, someone in the crowd is catching Fury's head to take home as a souvenir.

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      • #13
        Misleading title. Lewis did not explicitly say he backs Fury to win.
        He merely said he was impressed by Fury's performance against
        Klitschko, and that Fury seems like the type of fighter who can
        rise to the occasion for big fights.

        Translation: Fury didn't look great in his comeback wins, but he
        can probably find a way to make the Wilder fight competitive.

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        • #14
          Wilder will spark Fury out he will get caught flush and collapse

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Fidel456 View Post
            Wilder doesn't have a style he just throws a hard right hand that he can keep landing on today's heavyweight fighters or lack their of
            Everyone has a style.
            Wilder concentrates on doing what he does best,
            which may seem limited, but sometimes it's better
            to hone specific skills, rather than trying to be a
            'jack of all trades' but a master of none.

            Wilder has some attributes that can be considered
            exceptional. Fury is a big man who does a lot of
            things fairly well, but he does not do anything
            exceptionally well. If Wilder was 5-inches shorter
            he would have the same athletic prowess & power.
            If Fury was 5 inches shorter he would be hard-pressed
            to beat mediocre heavyweights because his sheer
            size advantage would be gone.

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            • #16
              Not sure what Lennox is referring to when he says that Fury always steps up for the big fights. He has only had one big fight and both fighters stunk the place out.

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              • #17
                Lewis you boring c@nt you didn't give any prediction, you still riding with your boyfriend Beyonce?

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                • #18
                  I expect him to rise to the occasion also Lennox. Joshua's fans are going the simple "doubt" route. Fury has the style to beat Wilder. He as the style to beat any heavy, but he still has to walk through fire to win. Wilder isn't body puncher. Fury just has to guard the head and make sure that he isn't caught off balance or when he's throwing. I want to see how Wilder adjusts to a fighter like Fury.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by famicommander View Post



                    If Wilder catches him like that, someone in the crowd is catching Fury's head to take home as a souvenir.
                    But against the biggest punchers, they weren't able to hit Fury. Ali was put down in fights before he won the title. When it came to big bad Liston, he couldn't lay a glove on him. And Wlad didn't lay a glove on Fury. Champs know when to rise to the ocassion. I see it in Fury. I want to see how Wilder responds to Furys sdifficult style.

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                    • #20
                      We’ll see a much more polished performance but I don’t think he can avoid a Wilder right in 12 rounds

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