Comments Thread For: Anthony Joshua Reacts To Tyson Fury's Win Over Schwarz

[Mrbamladen]

No mate, I am not referring to the bum he knocked out last Saturday.

I am thinking of his newfound physical shape, and improved quickness. And - from that - an obviously increased confidence.

That does not mean that he can't get knocked out himself if he's careless, especially against Wilder. But if he managed to come back from that monster one-two last year, I can't see how he loses the rematch now that he's physically whole.

With all that in mind, that means we would have seen that version of fury vs the wilder who knocked out breazeale a few weeks ago if the rematch happened like it should have. So with what you said here in mind...... Why didnt we get the rematch, and we got Schwartz???

[Mrbamladen]

Except maybe Deontay Wilder, because he's knocked out plenty of guys who didn't belong in the same ring as him.

Interesting. According to you guys....its him that doesnt belong in the ring with anybody. From what you guys have said for years, its him without any boxing skills, a glass chin, no defense, etc. How do you then discredit undefeated pros, a gold medalist, former champions, etc on his resume as guys who didnt belong in the ring with such a horrible boxer????

[Tatabanya]

With all that in mind, that means we would have seen that version of fury vs the wilder who knocked out breazeale a few weeks ago if the rematch happened like it should have. So with what you said here in mind...... Why didnt we get the rematch, and we got Schwartz???

They're trying to make more money by letting people salivate, that's all.

Hopefully the rematch does not implode like Wilder vs Joshua.

[PRINCEKOOL]

This is what makes me laugh about boxing the most .... fury knocks a guy out who doesn’t belong in the ring with him and suddenly he knocks everyone out

Sheep!

Deep down they don't believe what they are saying.

I have stated for a very long time that? Anthony Joshua will still go through Tyson Fury as if he was paper mache, at the end of this era 'I just believe that Anthony Joshua will still end up being the last man standing'.

If Tyson Fury had lost to Andy Ruiz Junior? He would of retired, if he was beaten by Deontay Wilder in knock out fashion, he would of retired also 'When I look at Tyson Fury, that is what I can sense and see'

[kafkod]

With all that in mind, that means we would have seen that version of fury vs the wilder who knocked out breazeale a few weeks ago if the rematch happened like it should have. So with what you said here in mind...... Why didnt we get the rematch, and we got Schwartz???

Because Fury got a $100million to sign with Arum, meaning he didn't need to fight Wilder immediately, on another PBC card.

Fury and Wilder both got a lot of media attention KO'ing "bums" instead of fighting each other. That's going to make their rematch even bigger, when it does happen.

[SchoolTheseCats]

You're reading too much into it.

He's saying he is held to a higher standard than Fury and Wilder and fights tougher guys.

He's saying it would be nice to take easy touches. Not that he wants to right now.

Other than kilts Joshua opponents was a cake walk just so happens he looked like crap in most of those fights....

[Tatabanya]

He’s just not a puncher

It’s like Mayweather taking on the jap kickboxer

There’s levels to the game and fury has never slept / dropped a legit heavy

His skills are great but he can’t **** . Swartz was just cannon fodder for arums hype train and people gobble it up

Especially with heavyweights, speed counts for more than being a pure puncher. Just ask Muhammad Ali, and even Mike Tyson, whose main asset in his invincible version was speed more than mere one-punch power.

I know, I just swore to the gods, but that was just to emphasize my point

As I said, if Fury becomes more confident in himself, you will start seeing him knocking people out. Not with one punch, perhaps, but through quick combinations.

[Tatabanya]

If Tyson Fury had lost to John Ruiz Junior?

Who's that, the son of John Louise?

[uppercut510]

fury could have at least went with a guy in the top 20 geez louise

[kafkod]

Interesting. According to you guys....its him that doesnt belong in the ring with anybody. From what you guys have said for years, its him without any boxing skills, a glass chin, no defense, etc. How do you then discredit undefeated pros, a gold medalist, former champions, etc on his resume as guys who didnt belong in the ring with such a horrible boxer????

Ortiz, Stiverne, Liakhovich, and Audley fckn Harrison?

Come on man, they were all either ancient, shot to bits, or both when Wilder fought them!