At least we know now that Fury would have smashed klitschko in the rematch

**Fabes88** · 12-04-2018, 03:25 PM

Originally posted by Mr Giggles

Would have been on home soil for fury in Manchester England had he not got injured, he would have humiliated klitschko.

Klitschko is lucky fury got injured and the rematch never happened, would�ve been a bad way to retire

And David haye too, lucky he got injured himself cause fury would have smashed him up too back then a few years ago.

A lot of �What ifs� have been answered

Our minds and conscience are now clear.

It�s nice to know I�m not the only one who feels that way. That victory just felt fraudulent to me and the fact the rematch never happened made me even more certain the fight was a fluke but after Saturday I can happily admit that everything fury said about himself is true.

**NearHypnos** · 12-04-2018, 04:41 PM

Did he just fight Wladimir again or something?

Deontay Wildermir? When did Depntay become a good barometer lmao

Or was Fury going to be allowed to use roids again?

**chrisJS** · 12-04-2018, 04:44 PM

Yeah, it's hard to imagine how he would have lost. I felt that he just caught an uninterested Wlad but in truth he shut him down and was one step ahead. A re-match would have been more of the same. Wladimir being sound technically and somewhat predictable plays into Fury's hands I think Fury beats any version of him. Same for Vitali.

**EasternEuroFan** · 12-04-2018, 04:49 PM

Can't imagine how a rematch would've been different.

Fury said it himself, Wlad only has 3 punches so once he takes them away, what can he do?

You're not beating Fury if you only have 2 or 3 punches in your arsenal.

He said in that Brendan Schaub interview recently that he thinks Klitschko can't box and that he was useless, dismissing his own biggest win. I think he means it as well. I don't think he thinks Wlad was bad, but never had many tools to trouble him.

At least we know now that Fury would have smashed klitschko in the rematch