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If fury loses the acne he can make middleweight!
Good morningQuote:
Originally Posted by Greenbeanz
Hughie fury - jab - right cross - run.
I don't see him as a contender he just hasn't got power, not many are successful at HW with a hands down style.
;D - Great thread title.
I would have given you Blackwell KO at 11/10. Hope this helps.
Hughie Fury just hasn't got any power. When they step him up in class he'll get walked through.
His opponent had the best corner ever - wife and daughter. Beat that.
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Originally Posted by Fenster
Wonder what Ross / Peter fury think off our assessment ?
The silence is deafening!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Wonder what Ross / Peter fury think off our assessment ?
Calm down Al, this is the first time iv dipped back in to this thread. I do have other things to do you know other than critique your posts;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlThe silence is deafening!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Wonder what Ross / Peter fury think off our assessment ?
I also thought it was an odd performance. The opponent wasnt bad. He was on a good run of form and has extended some good heavies. Not a bad opponent at all or a bad performance really winning every round. Yes Hughie didnt look a destroyer but hes still a boy maturing in to a big awkward frame, hes only 20 for fuck sake;D
His last two opponents are better than Joshua's last two and Joshua had Olympic pedigree and over 5 years in age.
Calm down girls Put the hand bags down and save them for the Tyson v Klitschko build up;D;)
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Originally Posted by rossCalm down Al, this is the first time iv dipped back in to this thread. I do have other things to do you know other than critique your posts;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlThe silence is deafening!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Wonder what Ross / Peter fury think off our assessment ?
I also thought it was an odd performance. The opponent wasnt bad. He was on a good run of form and has extended some good heavies. Not a bad opponent at all or a bad performance really winning every round. Yes Hughie didnt look a destroyer but hes still a boy maturing in to a big awkward frame, hes only 20 for fuck sake;D
His last two opponents are better than Joshua's last two and Joshua had Olympic pedigree and over 5 years in age.
Calm down girls Put the hand bags down and save them for the Tyson v Klitschko build up;D;)
You still have faith in him then ross ? just looks like an average jab and move fighter to me. Yes he is young but I don't see him improving much , I think that is the general opinion here.
Will he need to improve MUCH with the ease he is beating good opponents?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossCalm down Al, this is the first time iv dipped back in to this thread. I do have other things to do you know other than critique your posts;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlThe silence is deafening!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Wonder what Ross / Peter fury think off our assessment ?
I also thought it was an odd performance. The opponent wasnt bad. He was on a good run of form and has extended some good heavies. Not a bad opponent at all or a bad performance really winning every round. Yes Hughie didnt look a destroyer but hes still a boy maturing in to a big awkward frame, hes only 20 for fuck sake;D
His last two opponents are better than Joshua's last two and Joshua had Olympic pedigree and over 5 years in age.
Calm down girls Put the hand bags down and save them for the Tyson v Klitschko build up;D;)
You still have faith in him then ross ? just looks like an average jab and move fighter to me. Yes he is young but I don't see him improving much , I think that is the general opinion here.
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Originally Posted by rossWill he need to improve MUCH with the ease he is beating good opponents?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossCalm down Al, this is the first time iv dipped back in to this thread. I do have other things to do you know other than critique your posts;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlThe silence is deafening!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Wonder what Ross / Peter fury think off our assessment ?
I also thought it was an odd performance. The opponent wasnt bad. He was on a good run of form and has extended some good heavies. Not a bad opponent at all or a bad performance really winning every round. Yes Hughie didnt look a destroyer but hes still a boy maturing in to a big awkward frame, hes only 20 for fuck sake;D
His last two opponents are better than Joshua's last two and Joshua had Olympic pedigree and over 5 years in age.
Calm down girls Put the hand bags down and save them for the Tyson v Klitschko build up;D;)
You still have faith in him then ross ? just looks like an average jab and move fighter to me. Yes he is young but I don't see him improving much , I think that is the general opinion here.
Good opponents gets you to British level , I don't see him holding off a major puncher.
I think he takes a better shot than his cousin Tyson. I dont think he has his cousins desire and spite to hurt someone and win at all costs though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossWill he need to improve MUCH with the ease he is beating good opponents?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossCalm down Al, this is the first time iv dipped back in to this thread. I do have other things to do you know other than critique your posts;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlThe silence is deafening!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Wonder what Ross / Peter fury think off our assessment ?
I also thought it was an odd performance. The opponent wasnt bad. He was on a good run of form and has extended some good heavies. Not a bad opponent at all or a bad performance really winning every round. Yes Hughie didnt look a destroyer but hes still a boy maturing in to a big awkward frame, hes only 20 for fuck sake;D
His last two opponents are better than Joshua's last two and Joshua had Olympic pedigree and over 5 years in age.
Calm down girls Put the hand bags down and save them for the Tyson v Klitschko build up;D;)
You still have faith in him then ross ? just looks like an average jab and move fighter to me. Yes he is young but I don't see him improving much , I think that is the general opinion here.
Good opponents gets you to British level , I don't see him holding off a major puncher.
He has done nothing wrong as yet to get upset about. Hes just beaten two good opponents, Rudenko was more live than Arias but Arias is still no world beater but still slouch even now and is at least on a par with Wilders last opponent. Hughie hurt him in the second and Arias used that massive wealth of experience to go in to a shell for the rest of the fight (His trainer also criticised his technique after and said they will be working on it and hes back on the undercard of Klitschko v Tyson and hopefully has a better opponent still). A good learning fight in the end. not a bad win for a 20 year old in his 15th fight. They did want better opponents but Hughie is neither here nor there for better names who think they are on the verge of a title shot.
I think he could easily hold off a big puncher. I could see him boxing Tepers ears off and he deffinitely has more about him than the usual suspects at british level but hes not going to get a title shot in his next fight anyway. At least he is getting testing fights and you can actually see what ability he has. Its a bit mad how some think Joshua is the new Lewis and Tyson rolled in to one but he really hasnt faced any live opponents yet but Hughie is comfortably winning every round against Rudenko amd Arias who arguably beat everyone Joshua has faced and hes not even British level;D
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Originally Posted by rossI think he takes a better shot than his cousin Tyson. I dont think he has his cousins desire and spite to hurt someone and win at all costs though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossWill he need to improve MUCH with the ease he is beating good opponents?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossCalm down Al, this is the first time iv dipped back in to this thread. I do have other things to do you know other than critique your posts;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlThe silence is deafening!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Wonder what Ross / Peter fury think off our assessment ?
I also thought it was an odd performance. The opponent wasnt bad. He was on a good run of form and has extended some good heavies. Not a bad opponent at all or a bad performance really winning every round. Yes Hughie didnt look a destroyer but hes still a boy maturing in to a big awkward frame, hes only 20 for fuck sake;D
His last two opponents are better than Joshua's last two and Joshua had Olympic pedigree and over 5 years in age.
Calm down girls Put the hand bags down and save them for the Tyson v Klitschko build up;D;)
You still have faith in him then ross ? just looks like an average jab and move fighter to me. Yes he is young but I don't see him improving much , I think that is the general opinion here.
Good opponents gets you to British level , I don't see him holding off a major puncher.
He has done nothing wrong as yet to get upset about. Hes just beaten two good opponents, Rudenko was more live than Arias but Arias is still no world beater but still slouch even now and is at least on a par with Wilders last opponent. Hughie hurt him in the second and Arias used that massive wealth of experience to go in to a shell for the rest of the fight (His trainer also criticised his technique after and said they will be working on it and hes back on the undercard of Klitschko v Tyson and hopefully has a better opponent still). A good learning fight in the end. not a bad win for a 20 year old in his 15th fight. They did want better opponents but Hughie is neither here nor there for better names who think they are on the verge of a title shot.
I think he could easily hold off a big puncher. I could see him boxing Tepers ears off and he deffinitely has more about him than the usual suspects at british level but hes not going to get a title shot in his next fight anyway. At least he is getting testing fights and you can actually see what ability he has. Its a bit mad how some think Joshua is the new Lewis and Tyson rolled in to one but he really hasnt faced any live opponents yet but Hughie is comfortably winning every round against Rudenko amd Arias who arguably beat everyone Joshua has faced and hes not even British level;D
You think he would beat Joshua if they fought next ?
I think he stands as good a chance as Whyte.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossI think he takes a better shot than his cousin Tyson. I dont think he has his cousins desire and spite to hurt someone and win at all costs though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossWill he need to improve MUCH with the ease he is beating good opponents?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossCalm down Al, this is the first time iv dipped back in to this thread. I do have other things to do you know other than critique your posts;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlThe silence is deafening!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Wonder what Ross / Peter fury think off our assessment ?
I also thought it was an odd performance. The opponent wasnt bad. He was on a good run of form and has extended some good heavies. Not a bad opponent at all or a bad performance really winning every round. Yes Hughie didnt look a destroyer but hes still a boy maturing in to a big awkward frame, hes only 20 for fuck sake;D
His last two opponents are better than Joshua's last two and Joshua had Olympic pedigree and over 5 years in age.
Calm down girls Put the hand bags down and save them for the Tyson v Klitschko build up;D;)
You still have faith in him then ross ? just looks like an average jab and move fighter to me. Yes he is young but I don't see him improving much , I think that is the general opinion here.
Good opponents gets you to British level , I don't see him holding off a major puncher.
He has done nothing wrong as yet to get upset about. Hes just beaten two good opponents, Rudenko was more live than Arias but Arias is still no world beater but still slouch even now and is at least on a par with Wilders last opponent. Hughie hurt him in the second and Arias used that massive wealth of experience to go in to a shell for the rest of the fight (His trainer also criticised his technique after and said they will be working on it and hes back on the undercard of Klitschko v Tyson and hopefully has a better opponent still). A good learning fight in the end. not a bad win for a 20 year old in his 15th fight. They did want better opponents but Hughie is neither here nor there for better names who think they are on the verge of a title shot.
I think he could easily hold off a big puncher. I could see him boxing Tepers ears off and he deffinitely has more about him than the usual suspects at british level but hes not going to get a title shot in his next fight anyway. At least he is getting testing fights and you can actually see what ability he has. Its a bit mad how some think Joshua is the new Lewis and Tyson rolled in to one but he really hasnt faced any live opponents yet but Hughie is comfortably winning every round against Rudenko amd Arias who arguably beat everyone Joshua has faced and hes not even British level;D
You think he would beat Joshua if they fought next ?
Can Joshua fight the distance?
Can he deal with a jab?
Does he look as basic as he does now and get very frustrated when his opponent can move and box?
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Originally Posted by rossI think he stands as good a chance as Whyte.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossI think he takes a better shot than his cousin Tyson. I dont think he has his cousins desire and spite to hurt someone and win at all costs though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossWill he need to improve MUCH with the ease he is beating good opponents?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by rossCalm down Al, this is the first time iv dipped back in to this thread. I do have other things to do you know other than critique your posts;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlThe silence is deafening!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Wonder what Ross / Peter fury think off our assessment ?
I also thought it was an odd performance. The opponent wasnt bad. He was on a good run of form and has extended some good heavies. Not a bad opponent at all or a bad performance really winning every round. Yes Hughie didnt look a destroyer but hes still a boy maturing in to a big awkward frame, hes only 20 for fuck sake;D
His last two opponents are better than Joshua's last two and Joshua had Olympic pedigree and over 5 years in age.
Calm down girls Put the hand bags down and save them for the Tyson v Klitschko build up;D;)
You still have faith in him then ross ? just looks like an average jab and move fighter to me. Yes he is young but I don't see him improving much , I think that is the general opinion here.
Good opponents gets you to British level , I don't see him holding off a major puncher.
He has done nothing wrong as yet to get upset about. Hes just beaten two good opponents, Rudenko was more live than Arias but Arias is still no world beater but still slouch even now and is at least on a par with Wilders last opponent. Hughie hurt him in the second and Arias used that massive wealth of experience to go in to a shell for the rest of the fight (His trainer also criticised his technique after and said they will be working on it and hes back on the undercard of Klitschko v Tyson and hopefully has a better opponent still). A good learning fight in the end. not a bad win for a 20 year old in his 15th fight. They did want better opponents but Hughie is neither here nor there for better names who think they are on the verge of a title shot.
I think he could easily hold off a big puncher. I could see him boxing Tepers ears off and he deffinitely has more about him than the usual suspects at british level but hes not going to get a title shot in his next fight anyway. At least he is getting testing fights and you can actually see what ability he has. Its a bit mad how some think Joshua is the new Lewis and Tyson rolled in to one but he really hasnt faced any live opponents yet but Hughie is comfortably winning every round against Rudenko amd Arias who arguably beat everyone Joshua has faced and hes not even British level;D
You think he would beat Joshua if they fought next ?
Can Joshua fight the distance?
Can he deal with a jab?
Does he look as basic as he does now and get very frustrated when his opponent can move and box?
Well you are defiantly in the minority if you think fury can beat Joshua.