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tell me how im wrong?
tell me how im wrong?
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Hahahahahahaahahhahahahaha
You one funny mofo
And please do not reply to me as I have not time for nonsense
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Due to his height, size and skill, Fury can beat many of the “big” HW’s of the past. Vitali, Lennox, Bowe, etc. Some in a boring 12 round UD where he stays away from their power and just outpoints them, others in an exciting stoppage.
His wins over Wlad and Wilder, particularly how dominating they were, have me convinced that he would just be too tall, too big, too agile for any big HW’s. And let’s not underrate Wladimir and Wilder with agendas, both of these HW’s would be very dominating HW’s without Fury around. Of course father time caught up with Wlad against Joshua but even that past prime Wlad put a number on AJ and actually almost KO’ed him. And that was a Wlad who had slowed down and didn’t move as much as he was moving when he was younger. Even the Wlad against Fury was still a great HW.Comment
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It’s honestly not that funny at all man. Look at the dude’s height, size, reach and his movement in relation to his size. Fury is not just some big goofball. He has a serious chance of beating any HW in history.
And this is coming from a hater who rooted against vs Wlad and Wilder, and I was not a fan of his performance vs Wlad at all.
But it is what it is, i’ll admit i’m wrong and I admit Fury is just too damn big and too good for his size. He should be in a different weight class, a higher one. Like 250lbs+ or something, Super HW. Leave 200lbs-249lbs as HW.Comment
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I think so also.Comment
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The way that Vitali leans and twists his body for defense can’t be broken through by a big, lumbering Lennox type; you’d miss and fall right into the danger zone. Fury is lighter on his feet and doesn’t throw himself off balance when he’s attacking.
Could see Fury outboxing him 116-112 or so.Comment
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Not being a hater at all
I just don’t see it
I believe this class of heavyweight is very weak
That is why Wilder has had the success he’s had
Yes Fury is decent but against what kind of opposition
I made a thread about how so many people came out of the woodworks to say Fury can now be called a atg , so does that mean all those people viewed Wilder as this good enough boxer to catapult Fury
Not sure if you get what I’m saying but there’s are to many holes in this story to hold forth
This coming from no fan of the three ; AJ , Fury or WilderComment
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Fury has a good chance against any heavyweight atg because of his size, skills, reflexes and speed.. he’s not the greatest of course, because you need to back that up with resume, but to say he will lose clearly to any one is ******.Comment
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Fury easily. Vitali has the worst resume ever and his legend seems to live on only because he gave Lewis a good fight, but ultimately lost due to being cut to ribbons by Lewis' fists.Comment
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Vitali might be the most overrated champ ever. His resume is no better then Wilder’s
He is most known for giving an out of shape old Lewis a decent fight until Lewis caved his eye in...with punches!
Also Vitali quit against Byrd, crying in the corner his shoulder hurts too much. Other fighters have fought on with the same injury or worse. He might’ve been injured but he wanted out when Byrd started having a bit of success. Leads me to think he was a bully fighter and quit once he had trouble
Fury would’ve beaten him.Comment
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