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Only for about a week though lol if the fight goes ahead for all four belts then that means Usyk would have taken a hefty payout to step aside. AJ vs. Fury will have a two-way rematch clause and Usyk won't step aside (for the fourth time, might I add) to allow the rematch to take place. So the winner will either vacate or be stripped.
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AJ will be a two time undisputed champion ,he will defeat Fury and then become one again after he defeats Usyk . If that is the case .
Being recognized as undisputed doesn’t require all the belts it’s who has won all of them ,no, otherwise being undisputed is illogical ,holding all the belts is not realistic ,a week a month a year if lucky .Comment
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I disagree a bit here, Fury isn't as effective at close range as Ruiz is, he did smother Wilder up close but all of his damaging shots including the knockdowns came from outside the pocket.
Joshua is the superior combination puncher at close range to Fury or Wilder
Also Joshua is physically stronger than Wilder.
I do think Fury could have some good strategy by leaning on AJ inside and having a wrestling match because that'll drain AJ's stamina a lot quicker than Fury's but if the start exchanging punches on the inside personally I think Joshua has the edge there. If I was Fury I'd aim to box from the outside and if AJ ever gets up close grab him and lean all over him.Comment
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Undisputed literally means holding all the major titles; you hold them all, then the world champion status can't be disputed. If the fight is for all four titles and the winner vacates or is stripped, then as soon as the vacant WBO has an owner, the world champion status can (however illogical) be disputed. Obviously the winner, regardless of titles held or any other boxer winning a vacant title, will be the number one heavyweight by consensus (lineal, if you like). But not undisputed.
The undisputed status is just a fun notch to have on one's belt anyway. It wouldn't matter if both AJ and Fury vacated all their titles and Mike Tyson came back and won them all, the winner of AJ vs. Fury would still be the universally recognised top dog, which is what really counts.Comment
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Fury is a 275 lb. dirty fighting gypsy who was raised by folks who settle beefs through bareknuckle brawls and wrestling in the mud. If there's one thing he knows how to do, it's being rough and physical.Comment
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Completely agree. That's the only way I can see AJ winning; causing some lasting damage with combinations on the inside to wear Fury down and catch him with a peach of a punch to put him on the canvas. People say "Wilder couldn't knock Fury out so AJ won't be able to"...Wilder isn't a heavy puncher. He generates power in single punches. AJ has heavy hands and has the ability to cause damage with every punch, and let's have it right, he's far more technically able the Wilder.
As much as I want AJ to win, I just don't think he will (wouldn't be all that surprised if he did though). I think Fury will box smart at range, tie AJ up when he gets close and lean on him to sap some energy.
Fury by a close majority or split decision, or even a late round stoppage if he can sap enough of AJ's energy.Comment
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But Joshua can box. He might be of a lesser level than Fury in those areas but power makes up for a lot. Just look at Wilder. So limited, but power solves a lot of problems.Fury:
Stamina
Size
Reach
Skill
IQ
Heart
Footwork
Defence
AJ:
Power
AJ is getting a worse beating than Wilder.
He might as well run at Fury for 3 rounds and throw the kitchen sink at him. He will blow out though and become a vunerable child like Wilder did.
You've only got to witness 7 glorious rounds of Kronk Fury. Hopefully, AJ lets us have at least another 6. They should stick Ruiz in there to fight Fury in between rounds for fun.
Fury is literally the first of his kind. Bear witness and admire it whilst it is here folks. Never again will you see a man of Fury's attributes given his size enter a boxing ring.Comment
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