This whole thing has been a farce. You've got to feel for Wlad, even though I didn't want to see a rematch.
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Wlad is moving on. Expects Fury to be stripped by sanctioning bodies.
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Glad to hear Wlad is moving on. Not a huge fan of him or Fury and I didn't care much who won the first time and really didn't have any desire for a rematch (although I was fine with Wlad getting one since he had such a long reign). But I feel bad for him wasting time like this on Fury when he probably doesn't have much time left in his career. It's clear Fury is to blame here and should be stripped of his belts. He's been a disgraceful champ, not because he's fat, not because he runs his mouth, but because he keeps finding a reason to delay the fight and shows no real desire to get back in the ring anytime soon. I didn't follow his steroid allegations scandal too closely so I honestly can't comment too critically there, but even being tied to something like that isn't a good look for a champion.
Hope we see Wlad in with Wilder and AJ soon before he slows down too much.
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Originally posted by HanzGruber View Postjust when HW boxing was getting good again wlad comes back in the picture
Passing of the torch in the ring is great for the sport in my opinion.
Even if it backfires (Floyd/Canelo) it would just make Wlad's legacy more impressive the way it does Floyd's.
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in a way I am sad that boxing fans had to go through this entire thing. but in a way i am very happy it's over. this fight didn't even warrant a rematch in the first place.
we need new fights in the heavyweight division not old recycled ones.
wlad needs to fight joshua, ortiz, wilder.
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Originally posted by HanzGruber View Postjust when HW boxing was getting good again wlad comes back in the picture
There are some bangers he'll have to get through if he wants to get them back, in Joshua, Wilder and potentially Ortiz.
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