IF Tyson wins does it catapult him to the greatest British boxer of all time ? Going into the lion's den twice and winning the belt would be one hell of an acheivement.
Tyson Fury beats Deontay Wilder
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This I agree, Wilder is 6'7 (and TBH I wonder sometimes if he's not 6'8 when I see him next to Fury or other guys) for 215 pounds.
He's fast, long and light, he's akward, like a spaghetti like Tyson said, he's hard to clip clean.
He took a lot of punches in his pro career, but he always get hit by the end of the punches, he never really got clipped clean by a huge puncher.
When Ortiz touch him well, he almost was ready to go.
I don't think you need to punch hard to KO Wilder, I think you need to clip him clean with a counter when he goes full ****** swinging.
I think Wilder has a fighting IQ and instinct and won't rush Fury, he will be cautious like he was with Ortiz.Comment
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I also think he's a bit shaky ... but he hasn't lost yet either
Stiverne shook him up with a big shot and so did Molina I thinkComment
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Come on.....
yes it would be a hell of an achievement, but it wouldn't put him ahead of Lennox Lewis even if he decided to retire. Beating a Klitschko that didn't throw shots and a hard hitting but technically deficient Wilder won't propel anyone into the ATG discussion lolComment
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Wilder’s speed and right hand always makes him awkward and dangerous but I believe Fury beats him. Fury needs to stay on his toes and avoid the big shots but i cant picture a good mobile boxer like him losing to an amateur like Wilder.
Fury is going to school this guyComment
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I must confess I didn't see Lewis fight. I would have been 12 when he fought Vitali and I only started watching the sport properly a few years later. So I can only go by Lewis CV which having a glancing look at you could overshadow any of his wins as well.Comment
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2 wins over Holyfield (record says a draw and a win though lol) is better than Wilder's entire resume. I'd say more than half his last 22 fights are better than most of Wilder's resume except for Luis Ortiz perhaps.
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Tua
Golota
Grant
McCall
Bruno
Tucker
Ruddock
Tyson
Mercer
Briggs
Rahman
Those in red are the fighters I think Wilder would struggle with, and any of the others would be in with a chance except Grant IMO
Wladimir Klitschko has a much stronger resume than Wilder, but the night he fought Fury was arguably his worst performance since he last lost. Neither him nor Wilder are enough though I still think Fury has got time to make a legacy of his own, it's just I don't think there are enough decent HW's for him to really surpass the best British boxers of all time, let alone best British HW's of all time.Last edited by Zn1; 10-29-2018, 04:51 PM.Comment
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