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Yes time will tell, but I have to admit 'His character is good for boxing' I just feel that if you really analyse his performances, people are getting way out of hand. I think it was Nazeem Richardson who from what I have seen, has been the only person within boxing to step back, and realized that Tyson Fury's hype is getting abit out of hand. 'I think, I saw a interview with him in stating the style that Tyson Fury has is not something you want to see twice, certain boxing fans will start to click on to it'....I think this was after the Deontay Wilder fight or just before, I don't think Richardson was massively massively impressed.
We have only seen Fury fight one way a elite level, and then seem to not want to take rematches. I remember during the build up to the second Kiltschko fight, Tyson Fury's trainers where stating? 'We understand that we cannot fight the same way again' From what I have seen Tyson Fury is a one trick pony at elite level 'You cannot compared him to Floyd Maywether or the past great heavyweight champions who HAD to show multiple dimensions at elite level. But as a man I commend his courage for overcoming his issues, and even as a fighter going after Deontay Wilder.
If he is to become undisputed, we need to see more dimensions to his game. Some of that 'Inside 6"9 flightiness' that he threatened David Haye with etc I don't think Joshua will be so easily out boxed. But I think Tyson Fury still has form to regain, and can improve in some area's. I actually think he was better off with his uncle, seem like a very intense set up.
But as long as he is happy, that is what matters.
Just imagine if Tyson Fury was around in the 90's mouthing off and calling other fighters dossers. Interesting too see who he will fight next, I have a feeling that he may just fight a contender, as I think deep down? He wants to regain form. He can just jump in there with Anthony Joshua.
We have only seen Fury fight one way a elite level, and then seem to not want to take rematches. I remember during the build up to the second Kiltschko fight, Tyson Fury's trainers where stating? 'We understand that we cannot fight the same way again' From what I have seen Tyson Fury is a one trick pony at elite level 'You cannot compared him to Floyd Maywether or the past great heavyweight champions who HAD to show multiple dimensions at elite level. But as a man I commend his courage for overcoming his issues, and even as a fighter going after Deontay Wilder.
If he is to become undisputed, we need to see more dimensions to his game. Some of that 'Inside 6"9 flightiness' that he threatened David Haye with etc I don't think Joshua will be so easily out boxed. But I think Tyson Fury still has form to regain, and can improve in some area's. I actually think he was better off with his uncle, seem like a very intense set up.
But as long as he is happy, that is what matters.
Just imagine if Tyson Fury was around in the 90's mouthing off and calling other fighters dossers. Interesting too see who he will fight next, I have a feeling that he may just fight a contender, as I think deep down? He wants to regain form. He can just jump in there with Anthony Joshua.
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