Comments Thread For: Daily Bread Mailbag: Fury-Wilder, Dubois-Joyce, Chocolatito

[LoadedWraps]

I cringe at reader who says he doesn't see anything special in Tyson Fury.

He just whipped Deontay Wilder's ass. How do you think he managed to do that, just dumb luck?

Some of these Wilder fans are embarrassing. And I say that as someone who was pulling for Wilder.

No weaknesses. Godly ring IQ, death in both hands. Sweet Pea in Goliaths body. Boxing's Achilles. The HW Locche. The Goku of boxing. The people's champ.

[Dasmius Shinobi]

Enjoyable read.
Great top 10 heavyweights list.

Green Positive Karma: You are going to learn every Saturday. Good to see someone who have interest in learning.

[Dasmius Shinobi]

Respek shoulder

You have been pretty fair and showed sportmanship since the wilder loss, wich is pretty rare on this forum

I cringe at reader who says he doesn't see anything special in Tyson Fury.

He just whipped Deontay Wilder's ass. How do you think he managed to do that, just dumb luck?

Some of these Wilder fans are embarrassing. And I say that as someone who was pulling for Wilder.

ShoulderRoll, I also agree with BillyBoxing, you are the big person and mature here. My respect to you by me.

[Dasmius Shinobi]

Daily Bread Mailbag is the best, If you take what you want to learn

I always take a good section in boxing class by Bread every Saturday, especially the part of history. He give me motivation to learn by myself.

[Angeljuice]

Mike Tyson was 5'11” in an era where 6'3" was the norm.
Somebody of Ruiz's height (officially 6"2" but shorter in reality), with Ruiz's ability, Ortiz's counter punching, AJ’s athleticism and training mentality and Fury’s willpower would dominate, add Wilders big punch and he would be unstoppable.

Henry Cooper fought as a heavyweight at just 14.5 stone (203lb) which I thought would never be repeated, but Wilder has fought at just a few pounds more.

There will always be some freak of nature who will come along and rewrite the rulebook (6'8" was way to tall to be a successful sprinter until Usain Bolt came along).

[CaptainWalrus]

I wonder if we will ever have a heavyweight champion again who can dominate and is around 6'3. Or, the skysc****rs remain the kings?

[Madison Boxing]

Joyce demolishes dubois. And the black light heavyweight is buatsi, arguably best prospect in the sport right now.

[Liondw]

Fury is much better than Wilder, a simple fact. Give him credit and stop blaming a suit or Breland.

[BillyBoxing]

I cringe at reader who says he doesn't see anything special in Tyson Fury.

He just whipped Deontay Wilder's ass. How do you think he managed to do that, just dumb luck?

Some of these Wilder fans are embarrassing. And I say that as someone who was pulling for Wilder.

Respek shoulder

You have been pretty fair and showed sportmanship since the wilder loss, wich is pretty rare on this forum

[BillyBoxing]

Lewis too low on the list and Holmes too high.

Lewis beat all the man he faced in a ring.
Hold wins over Bowe, Big bro Klit, Holyfield, Tyson. So 2 man on Bread's list. I don't care if Tyson was old because they clearly ducked him in his prime.

I think Lewis was the most dominant HW after Ali and Louis.

I would put Marciano higher too.

Marciano beat 3 all times greats in Moore, Charles and Walcott, like Bread pointed, they weren't shot.

He retired undefeated.

Holmes beat "shot" all time greats in Norton and Ali.
Then his title defenses was a run in a weak Era ala Wlad Klitschko.

Then it is just my opinion.

Funny thing is always agree with Bread except when it comes to HW, I never agree with him lol

Dempsey should be on the list