Comments Thread For: Bellew Explains Why Joshua's Win Over Klitschko More Impressive Than Fury's Win

[deathofaclown]

The AJ fight was better entertainment

Fury still dethroned the champ version of Wlad, in Germany. A guy that didn’t lose in 10 years. Fury didn’t even need to get out of first gear, just cruised to a decision so comfortably that they couldn’t even rob him in Germany.

That’s more impressive than going life and death with Wlad who was coming off that loss and older.

Nobody gets better at 41. Wlad just refused to give Fury credit because Wlad is some kind of Pseudo-psychologist and he can’t stand the fact Fury mentally destroyed him before the fight. He’s been resentful ever since.

[tophat1]

He's team Matchroom, one of Ajs biggest cheerleaders. Impossible for him to be impartial

[Silver Spear]

Wladimir Kiltschko went through 3 back to back training camps, before facing Anthony Joshua.

Kiltschko went through 3 back to back training camps, because Fury kept getting spooked for their rematch.

It is a lie and a complete myth, that he was inactive for however how long you are trying to make out.

Wladimir Kiltschko weighed in at 240 pounds against Joshua, and 245 pounds vs Fury 'Kiltschko was in better condition for Joshua'.

Kiltschko has even went on record, and stated 'That he was in his best condition ever for Joshua'. Which I disagree with, but those statements highlight that he was in better condition for Joshua.

Silver Spear are you selectively ignoring this information? What you are saying, in part is nonsense 'Kiltschko was not inactive'.

His last pro bout was to Fury which was a year and a half ago. That constitutes as inactive for any fighter. If you are a champ and have not fought or defended your belt for a year you get stripped due to being INACTIVE. Not my rules sorry. If you have not fought and had been inactive for that long your body takes a toll. He was 40 and at that age it is not easy to get back into no matter what your mind tells you.

[Silver Spear]

There's also the performance enhancing drug controversy...don't leave that out....lol...the guy took PEDS just for a performance like that! LOLOL

What is on his official record? Are these just allegations or did he actually test positive and receive punishment for it?

[PRINCEKOOL]

His last pro bout was to Fury which was a year and a half ago. That constitutes as inactive for any fighter. If you are a champ and have not fought or defended your belt for a year you get stripped due to being INACTIVE. Not my rules sorry. If you have not fought and had been inactive for that long your body takes a toll. He was 40 and at that age it is not easy to get back into no matter what your mind tells you.

39-40, not a big difference 'Silver Spear you are speaking complete nonsense' This is nothing personal, so don't be upset.

Wladimir Kiltschko is no normal average joe, from the Tyson Fury fight 'Kiltschko was continually training, he went through 3 back to back training camps' Why are you selectively still, ignoring this factual historical information Silver Spear ? 'Kiltschko endured 3 back to back training camps, he was not inactive'.

Wladimir Kiltschko went through 3 fully fledged back to back training camps, before he fought Anthony Joshua 'Because Tyson Fury kept on getting spooked for their rematch'.

Wladimir Kiltschko weighed in at 240 pounds vs Joshua, and 245 pounds vs Tyson Fury 'Those statistics right there invalidate, the negative paradigm that you have inside your mind'.

Wladimir Kiltschko was 40 years old big deal 'In his own opinion, a PhD sports scientist expert? Kiltschko has went on record and stated that he was in better condition for Anthony Joshua.

Note: So do you know Tyson Fury mate? I guess he has been a inactive fighter then, for over 1 year. Tyson Fury has not even been through a training camp since Deontay Wilder II 'Maybe that is the excuse people will bring up on here, if Anthony Joshua is able to beat him'.

[soul_survivor]

I well remember not being particularly excited during Fury vs Klit but I watched the highlights not that long ago and Fury put in some damn good work, when he went to work that is. Almost like watching highlights from a different fight. That was also a different Fury though.

Highlights are made of exactly that....highlights.

[NorvernRob]

Wow, this thread really got Fury fans triggered

[Zonkmeister]

Eh, the Wlad vs AJ fight was way more entertaining and AJ did pull off some impressive stuff. But Fury totally sonned Wlad - it wasn't as spectacular for sure, but up to that point very few people thought that's even possible (the general consensus back then was that in order to win you have to pressure Wlad and hope his chin gives out once you land anything proper. Fury turned this on its head and simply outboxed the man who certainly was not expecting that).

[Marvlus Marv]

Highlights are made of exactly that....highlights.

Great point but there really wasn't much to show from Wlad for 11 rounds.

[Silver Spear]

39-40, not a big difference 'Silver Spear you are speaking complete nonsense' This is nothing personal, so don't be upset.

Wladimir Kiltschko is no normal average joe, from the Tyson Fury fight 'Kiltschko was continually training, he went through 3 back to back training camps' Why are you selectively still, ignoring this factual historical information Silver Spear ? 'Kiltschko endured 3 back to back training camps, he was not inactive'.

Wladimir Kiltschko went through 3 fully fledged back to back training camps, before he fought Anthony Joshua 'Because Tyson Fury kept on getting spooked for their rematch'.

Wladimir Kiltschko weighed in at 240 pounds vs Joshua, and 245 pounds vs Tyson Fury 'Those statistics right there invalidate, the negative paradigm that you have inside your mind'.

Wladimir Kiltschko was 40 years old big deal 'In his own opinion, a PhD sports scientist expert? Kiltschko has went on record and stated that he was in better condition for Anthony Joshua.

Note: So do you know Tyson Fury mate? I guess he has been a inactive fighter then, for over 1 year. Tyson Fury has not even been through a training camp since Deontay Wilder II 'Maybe that is the excuse people will bring up on here, if Anthony Joshua is able to beat him'.

It is foolish to assume everyone else knows what you do. If what you say is true then so be it, it still does not change the fact that in boxing age having not fought for over a year and a half is a long time. My claim of inactivity is also base on the boxing organizations it is not some made up definition I gave. Certain organizations have clauses for their champs. Look at what happened to Thurman. He was stripped for not being active enough. If you think 40 years old is no big deal when comparing it to a mid 20's in their prime fighter...People say a lot of things. Clinton said he had no sexual relations with that woman right? Do you believe him? If I said I could knock out AJ easy would you believe me?