Comments Thread For: Fury Believes He Will Really Damage Hearn, Matchroom By Beating Joshua
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Fury will talk about Hearn, Matchroom, AJ and just about everything else. But what he won't talk about is the fact that he took steroids and got caught. Which is why this fight, if it happens, will not happen in the UK where it should be happening. And I love how everybody is already acting like Fury has already beaten both Wilder AND AJ hahaha. Pride cometh before a fall. Just ask Wilder about that one..Comment
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I'd normally agree but the Fury-Wilder rematch caused one of the weirdest post fight dynamics I've seen in the last 20 - 30 years.
To a lot of people, Wilder became this bum that isn't capable of beating current Tyson or Holyfield and surely can't beat anyone in the top 10, while Fury became the best heavyweight of all time to others. ****, Andy Lee has been coming out with that nonsense since the rematch but has since said that if Fury beats AJ then he becomes the GOAT when reality is, his achievements don't match those of Lennox or Evander and he's not reached the level of dominance of a Wlad.
If AJ loses to Fury, he might go down as the worst heavyweight champion since Bruce Seldon and Fury might end up being the recognised GOAT of the heavyweight division. It's great that things at heavyweight are finally competitive and exciting but it's creating a lot of delusion for some reason.Comment
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AJ was always an overrated hype job who's only good win was an old, semi-retired Vlad that he went life and death with...that Fury beat up and dethroned two years prior. And Fury did it EASILY.
That same Fury has TWO fights with the other longest reigning heavy since Vlad, which was Wilder. Wilder was also the most dangerous and most dominant Heavy & was undefeated. Took two fights but eventually Fury stopped him. And it was easy just like the Wlad win.
Fury undoubtedly is a much better champ than AJ and has vastly superior wins.
AJ is the weak link. Skills aren't as good as Fury's & power isn't as good as Wilder's. He's got an overall better resume than fury but drastically inferior wins on it.
Wilder has the best resume of the bunch. Fought the most top 10 opponents and only lost after 2 fights against the aforementioned Tyson Fury who's A giant compared to Wilder. While the hype job loss to a guy with no training camp, zero physical advantages, who also wasn't ranked within the top 20: Andy Ruiz. Must've been like a 50-1 underdog but he pummeled the hype job.
Fury isn't wrong. All MR has is AJ. Thats it. Nobody else is known. Nobody else could dream of selling PPVs. They might sellout the "WEEMBLEH" but tickets there are $5. American $5. Ortiz will keep terrorizing every other MR heavyweight, while every other MR heavyweight will keep fighting retired old men: see Bum Dillard Whyte & Usyk's last fights.
The problem was MR had the worst promoter of all-time running it. Good for aj, bad for everything else including deadzone which ran into the ground.Comment
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You just proved my point by skipping over the steroids thing.Comment
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I never said AJ was better. I said AJ is proven top-3. Because Aj has actually fought a lot of current top-10 boxers. Fury is just there because he beat Wilder.
Fury and Wilder could be better or worse than AJ - but we just don't know because both seem weirdly scared of fighting top-level boxersComment
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