Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury: Easiest Opponent For Me is Joshua, Tailor-Made For Me

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WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury views unified titleholder Anthony Joshua is the easiest opponent that he could face in the ring. Fury and Joshua are being lined up to potentially face each other in 2021.
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[Rodbox]

Bored by Tyson Fury all he does is talk nonsense

[DougalDylan]

One of his biggest weaknesses is over confidence, he trains less and starts show boating. He needs to take this seriously or it'll be another Cunningham and if that happens Joshua will finish him.
I'd rather hear him taking Joshua seriously and doing his talking in the ring.

[DaNeutral.]

Cool, so do it.

[denium]

Cool, so do it.

He will, it's a mismatch. Let's just hope that AJ doesn't suffer from another "panic attack" before the fight

[Straightener]

He will, it's a mismatch. Let's just hope that AJ doesn't suffer from another "panic attack" before the fight

Tyson has been in plenty of mismatches so I’m cool with another one

Joshua vs fury is still the fight to be made at heavy

[PredatorStyle]

Bored by Tyson Fury all he does is talk nonsense

It's not if you can back it up

[Squared.Circle]

He will, it's a mismatch. Let's just hope that AJ doesn't suffer from another "panic attack" before the fight

Fury wins but it's definitely not a mismatch. If AJ goes in at around 240 (which I think he will) then the fight will be much closer than most seem to think. Fury is still just a man, and men get hit. AJ has far more offensive (and defensive) ability than Wilder and hits a lot harder than Wallin; if those guys can find success and land then AJ definitely will. He has more chance of beating Fury than anybody out there, but I still doubt he will. One thing is for sure, it won't be a nine-rounds-to-three schooling or a seven-round whitewash.

[denium]

Fury wins but it's definitely not a mismatch. If AJ goes in at around 240 (which I think he will) then the fight will be much closer than most seem to think. Fury is still just a man, and men get hit. AJ has far more offensive (and defensive) ability than Wilder and hits a lot harder than Wallin; if those guys can find success and land then AJ definitely will. He has more chance of beating Fury than anybody out there, but I still doubt he will. One thing is for sure, it won't be a nine-rounds-to-three schooling or a seven-round whitewash.

What success did Wilder have? Ok he knocked down a 50% fit Fury a couple of times, a Fury that had recently lost 10 stone and beat a drug and alcohol addiction, when a 100% Fury turned up, we all saw what happened.

Wallin had a bit of success, but he still lost pretty much every round to a Fury who was weight drained and fighting with one eye, and we all know Fury struggles to motivate himself against lesser names.

Fury views Joshua as his legacy fight and will be 100% fit and ready, and in boxing terms, Joshua does nothing better than Fury, other than perhaps punches slightly harder.

Fury is naturally the bigger man with a superior chin, heart, footwork and boxing skills.

If AJ bulks up, he gasses out after a few rounds like he always does, if he comes in his natural weight like last time, Fury will physically bully him.

I don't see how AJ wins other than by landing a hail mary.

[Dariusz]

I agree. Fury will win easily.