Who’s the last British heavyweight with a chin?
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He’s not a big man relatively speaking at that weight. He’s essentially a human cricket.
He can weight 230 if he likes. Is that gonna make it easier to hit Fury with a right hand. Probably not.
Additionally it’s not like Fury tried to muscle Deontay and put weight on him. His whole plan was similar to the Wlad one in which you basically can’t hit him with a right hand if he gets on his bike.Comment
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Increased weight=More power, more durability, better conditioning. Those 10+ pounds he lost was also a sign of him changing his training regimen which was likely due to his torn bicep.He’s not a big man relatively speaking at that weight. He’s essentially a human cricket.
He can weight 230 if he likes. Is that gonna make it easier to hit Fury with a right hand. Probably not.
Additionally it’s not like Fury tried to muscle Deontay and put weight on him. His whole plan was similar to the Wlad one in which you basically can’t hit him with a right hand if he gets on his bike.Comment
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Fury's weight of 256 was one of the better weights of his career so thats BS, Wilder on the other hand was forced to train entirely different due to a torn bicep years ago and was a paltry 212lbs which is the size of a cruiser on fight night vs Ortiz and Fury.
Fury nearly got KOd by a cruiser and he was loaded with PEDsComment
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He was 220+ against Washington, Arreola, szpilka, Molina Duhaupas etc. He was under 220 against Ortiz and Fury (his too biggest fights). I sincerely doubt the difference in punching power is as noticeable as ur trying to suggestComment
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