Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury: I'm 100 Million Percent Confident I Can Beat Joshua

[BangEM]

He'll box Joshua's head off and then stop him after AJ gasses like he always does.

I doubt AJ wins a round.

You think a guy who ruled in the amateurs won't win a round against a guy whose amateur career got ended by David Fccking Price at British level? LMAO.

Get serious - AJ from 2012 would win at least 3 rds against any version of Fury. Fury doesn't even throw that many punches when boxing apart from his funny jab that he flicks and he's very clumsy when putting combinations together. And AJ is the most accurate boxer in the division and the best when it comes to combinations - he's also faster. When AJ let his hands go - he's the best thing to watch in the division.

Trust me, if Fury turns it into a boxing match - AJ outpoints him.

[Monzon99]

If he was so certain he would have said "I'm 100m percent confident I WILL beat Joshua."

"Can" expresses uncertainty and some self doubt.

Joshua by staying quiet is actually showing more confidence.

[BangEM]

Obviously, he's a boxer and he's allowed to say that. And he's on the rise now and a lot of people also believe he will beat AJ.

However, boxing isn't done with the mouth or on the pages of newspaper - it's done in the ring. Get the contract sorted and let's have it.

I believe AJ beats him easily.

[JayCho]

joshua got no heart no balls ran from fat out of shape mexican in his last fight

You say that but Fury has fought most of his fights like that apart from Wilder 2

[mlac]

When your opponent barely won a round, that indicates been clever and high ring IQ.

Lol **** off every time that mexican walrus touched him, AJ went into panic mode and looked terrified.

When fury boxes on the backfoot its boring and fighting scared but when AJ does it...its being clever and showing high ring IQ !!

[thetruthteller]

Fury has never defended a belt
Fury has been busted for steroids
Fury turned down the AJ fight years ago
Other than the Wilder fight, Fury is a soft puncher
Other than Wilder and Chisora, Fury has not fought the best heavyweights of today
These are all FACTS
Facts that do look good for Fury when/if he fights AJ

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You think a guy who ruled in the amateurs won't win a round against a guy whose amateur career got ended by David Fccking Price at British level? LMAO.

Get serious - AJ from 2012 would win at least 3 rds against any version of Fury. Fury doesn't even throw that many punches when boxing apart from his funny jab that he flicks and he's very clumsy when putting combinations together. And AJ is the most accurate boxer in the division and the best when it comes to combinations - he's also faster. When AJ let his hands go - he's the best thing to watch in the division.

Trust me, if Fury turns it into a boxing match - AJ outpoints him.

Who ruled in the amateurs? Joshua lost at least twice in the olympics and was gifted a gold medal.

AJ is no master boxer, he's big stiff robot who comes forward in straight lines with limited head movement and looks to fight in the pocket swinging big hooks.

Joshua has never seen a boxer like Tyson Fury in the ring, and he won't have a clue how to deal with the footwork and awkwardness.

This coupled with AJ's glass jaw spells disaster for him when he comes up against the Gypsy King.

We don't even know if AJ is the same fighter after he destroyed by the mexican darts player and ran away from in the rematch.

Is AJ willing to fight in the trenches and die in the ring like Fury?

AJ has already quit a fight once, and no doubt he'll do it again.

[BangEM]

Fury has never defended a belt
Fury has been busted for steroids
Fury turned down the AJ fight years ago
Other than the Wilder fight, Fury is a soft puncher
Other than Wilder and Chisora, Fury has not fought the best heavyweights of today
These are all FACTS
Facts that do look good for Fury when/if he fights AJ

Fury cheated his way to the top.

Have you ever seen the guy on the heavy bag and mitts? He's terrible. Without that Wlad fight, where Wlad was just too ****** to engage with the hope he'll get a rematch - it's understandable why Fury doesn't fight decent boxers (Wilder is a bum and I don't count him). That guy isn't that good. And with how his body has taken a beaten from what he indulges in, I won't be shocked if Josh sparks him with a body shot.

[BangEM]

Who ruled in the amateurs? Joshua lost at least twice in the olympics and was gifted a gold medal.

AJ is no master boxer, he's big stiff robot who comes forward in straight lines with limited head movement and looks to fight in the pocket swinging big hooks.

Joshua has never seen a boxer like Tyson Fury in the ring, and he won't have a clue how to deal with the footwork and awkwardness.

This coupled with AJ's glass jaw spells disaster for him when he comes up against the Gypsy King.

We don't even know if AJ is the same fighter after he destroyed by the mexican darts player and ran away from in the rematch.

Is AJ willing to fight in the trenches and die in the ring like Fury?

AJ has already quit a fight once, and no doubt he'll do it again.

He didn't lose twice at the Olympics - he clearly beat Cammarelle. Heck, he fought Cammarelle at the world championships a year earlier in Baku and beat him as well. Or was he gifted that one as well?

Well, he got a home decision against the Cuban, the same way he was cheated at the world championships final against the home fighter. It happens. Fury got a gift against McDermott the fat pub bloke and that was a bigger gift than Josh got at the olympics. And Canelo has 3 big gifts on his resume. So?

The guy won silver at the world championships and could've won gold if not for home cooking - so he ruled the amateur ranks. Fury's amateur career got ended by David Fcccking Price at British level - let that sink in. LMAO. Isn't that why Fury ducked Pricey in the pros? LMAOO.

Don't ever disrespect guys who ruled the amateurs like that. Fury isn't no master boxer, he's just an awkward cheat that mostly fight bums and cheat to win against anyone decent. Those tactics won't work against AJ. Fury is always open for hooks and uppercut and he would get clobbered if he tries any roughhouse tactics. Then again, AJ knows how to fight rough against big guys - he'll pull Fury's head down and uppercut his head back to Gypodom. LMAOO.

Fury doesn't have 1/10th of Ruiz's hand speed and AJ's faster by a mile. Easiest fight for AJ since the Scottish bum, Gary Cornish.

[*Makaveli*]

If AJ tries to box with him Fury wins wide decision

If AJ tries to fight he gets KO'd

he cant win