Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury Reveals 9 Fighters He Wants To Face Beyond Joshua

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As BoxingScene.com previously reported, WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is not planning to retire any time soon. Fury had previously mentioned the plan of retiring after two to three more fights, but now he wants to continue fighting for much longer than that.
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[Douglas Cohen]

If he beats Wilder in the rematch, beats Joshua to become undisputed, and then beats all those guys he mentioned, his accomplishments will surpass either Klitchko brother, and he'll be the best heavyweight since the golden era of the 90s ...but that's a big if!

[JonWBA]

Fury would of dismantled Ali. Sick of all this greatest ever bull, let's have it right.... He beat up a bunch of tomato cans and got beat on every time he fought someone decent. Fury KO 9

[Plick647]

saying is one thing...

[James Hunt]

Oh, he's been thinking...and realized that judges don't like to reward people who are retiring, but people who will continue making them money.
I won't believe him even if he signs a contract extension.
btw, Fury's advisor (where have I heard this before?) is a mafia leader. That tells you everything.

[super-x]

Fury would of dismantled Ali. Sick of all this greatest ever bull, let's have it right.... He beat up a bunch of tomato cans and got beat on every time he fought someone decent. Fury KO 9

Im a fury fan, but since you want to put it that way which genuine world champion other then wlad has he beaten? Wilder is a bum, who fought a fat and overweight fury and got exposed and taught a boxing lesson, only to get robbed and then battered him pillar to post in rematch. Prior to that wilders best name was luis ortiz who accomplished ZERO in the heavyweight division. Fury beating Joshua doesnt even say alot cuz that dude lost to a 30/1 underdog in ruiz, got battered. And didnt exactly blitz him in the rematch, chose to outbox him, got the win but wasnt exactly a great career defining victory. This era of heavyweights is weak. Todays top 3, would have had all kinds of trouble in the prime lewis, tyson, holyfield, bowe era. You can also ask the question would a prime wladimir klitchko have lost to joshua and fury? Probably not. Fury said in the run up to the wlad fight that your time is up, you cant beat father time, fury knew he was getting wlad at the back end of his career.

[5000boxing]

Let's see it! I would love to see all of those fights! But if I was him.. I would target the young guns first.. Then knock off the others later.. Because the young guns are going to get stronger and better.. while father time will definitely come knocking in the next 4 years for Fury. Don't make the same mistake wlad made against you and AJ!

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Oh, he's been thinking...and realized that judges don't like to reward people who are retiring, but people who will continue making them money.
I won't believe him even if he signs a contract extension.
btw, Fury's advisor (where have I heard this before?) is a mafia leader. That tells you everything.

It’s either that or sitting at home has shown him what sort of life he will have when he retires. The boredom will scare some away from the idea. I know a few people personally who are thinking about pushing retirement back now because of covid.

[Bunch Pag]

So basically 2 potentially decent fights and then stock up on retirement fund... Can't fault him if he can get it...

[hugh grant]

You got a new trainer if you can keep improving and learning its worthwhile to use future opponents as guinea pigs to unleash your new found skills in to see if what you learned in classroom.works and you get to pad out resume a little more