Comments Thread For: Guido Vianello Backs Tyson Fury: He Will Beat Deontay Wilder

[Tatabanya]

what about you? Are you ranked?

No, but I'm watching fights since the early 70s.

Let me reverse the question, influenced by your avatar: according to you, a nonentity who strums three chords on a guitar knows more about music than a music theorist, or a musicologist?

To his credit, Vianello is acting quite humble in interviews, says all the right things, "I have to improve little by little", etc.

But I see him as a rather unnatural fighter. In fact, he was originally a tennis player who decided to switch to boxing...

[DaNeutral.]

No, but I'm watching fights since the early 70s.

Let me reverse the question, influenced by your avatar: according to you, a nonentity who strums three chords on a guitar knows more about music than a music theorist, or a musicologist?

To his credit, Vianello is acting quite humble in interviews, says all the right things, "I have to improve little by little", etc.

But I see him as a rather unnatural fighter. In fact, he was originally a tennis player who decided to switch to boxing...

Ohhh he used to play tennis? Is that why you are saying he doesn't know what he is talking about and you do?

[VatoMulatto]

Fury needs to be almost perfect to win. Wilder can be sloppy and make mistakes and still score a KO win. I favor Wilder if they fight again.

[Boris Johnson!]

i expected wilder to win but now i read this i'll change my mind

[Tatabanya]

Ohhh he used to play tennis? Is that why you are saying he doesn't know what he is talking about and you do?

No.

If he is boxing in the US, is being trained by famous trainers and is sparring with famous fighters, for sure he has learned something. He definitely knows more about the correct technique to throw a punch than myself, or about being punched in the face by a heavyweight.

As an external observer with decades of fights attentively studied, and after having watched footage of him, it looks to me that he's rather crude and won't go much far.

Of course I might be wrong... but I don't think so. OK, I used the term "bum" in my first post and perhaps it is too early to tell. Anyhow, my feeling is that Vianello will lose as soon as he leaves the "knock-a-tomato-can-out-every-month" phase of his career.

[eco1]

No, but I'm watching fights since the early 70s.

Let me reverse the question, influenced by your avatar: according to you, a nonentity who strums three chords on a guitar knows more about music than a music theorist, or a musicologist?

To his credit, Vianello is acting quite humble in interviews, says all the right things, "I have to improve little by little", etc.

But I see him as a rather unnatural fighter. In fact, he was originally a tennis player who decided to switch to boxing...

I am 100% sure you have heard me. I am 100% sure I have never seen you fight.

I hope that answers the question and no, I am not displaying here who I am. But think of me as a Dr.

[Tatabanya]

I am 100% sure you have heard me. I am 100% sure I have never seen you fight.

I hope that answers the question and no, I am not displaying here who I am. But think of me as a Dr.

Ok Guido/Phil Anselmo, I am sorry if I have bothered you.

[eco1]

Ok Guido/Phil Anselmo, I am sorry if I have bothered you.

A little note to your dumb ass, P A doesn't play guitar pro.

By Mr Wannabe calling pro fighters names.

Those guys put their asses on the line each time the step into a ring. You should be more respectful for them, unless it is that fool Wilder, lol.

[Tatabanya]

A little note to your dumb ass, P A doesn't play guitar pro.

By Mr Wannabe calling pro fighters names.

Those guys put their asses on the line each time the step into a ring. You should be more respectful for them, unless it is that fool Wilder, lol.

You're not into irony too much, are you? I'm more a Neverwas than a Wannabe, buddy... I'm in my mid-50s if that was not clear yet.

People working on high tension wires, or in a coal mine, risk their lives every day, are paid peanuts and are not promoted by Bob Arum without being worthy of the hype. Those are the ones I respect, together with TRUE fighters. Vianello's father is the owner of a tennis club, they are wealthy people. He was playing fùcking tennis, then decided that he wanted to play boxing. We're not talking Brownsville here. Just like that other bum Vincenzo Cantatore, a well-connected uptown boy who was beating tomato cans up and calling a prime Tyson out (only on the local newspapers, of course!) before being knocked out himself by a semi-nonentity for the Italian title.

That "put their asses on the line each time" has become a commonplace. It's a truth, but a commonplace just the same. So, just because they can die in the ring, one can't tell that a bum is a bum? Just asking.

PS I know Anselmo is a vocalist, but he's also a boxing expert. Couldn't he be free of using a guitar head as an avatar? Don't be so rigid, man.

[juggernaut666]

He's backed by Top Rank, that's enough hype in itself... Indeed he will never become a "big deal" from what I saw of him.

The only one who said he was hype was you,in order for that to be he has to popular doesn't he ? Hard to do with 4 fights don't you think ?

Him being a tennis player is credit why he moves around well,maybe it doesn't register to you but athletes from even basketball ( Wilder ) have excelled , I know a guy over a hundered wins in the Ams with less then a handful of losses at CW back in the day who played tennis and was near Holyfield coming up. You guys need to get with modern times and stop living in that 70's eras. Athletes excel today, and how do you know hes not a boxing natural ? Do you know his family ?

Vianello has already fought one top prospect coming up Arsenbak Mahkmoduv a very strong Russian when he was very inexperienced and held his own even in the loss ,go take a look at that guy and tell me if a guy that doesn't belong ion boxing would want to fight him ? lol

I know barbers who went into boxing undeafeated ,your insane if you think a persons background tells if hes going to be a good boxer!