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I can't believe this Chisora guy was going to fight Wlad Klitschko at one time and yet somehow he lost to Tyson Fury !?
Jesus Christ he would have gotten massacred by Wlad then.
From what I've seen of Fury he is only about a step above Tye Fields. He's a big clumsy lop dick that throws arm punches with little power or weight behind them.
Surprised he could go 12 rounds. Thats impressive from a stamina perspective at least.
He's a lot better than Fields, but he's still a steaming pile of horse sh1t ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hulk
I want to see Fury fight David Price now, I think that he needs to wrap up the UK demostic scene and move on. Would be happy to see a Rogan fight too. I think he still has a lot to learn at 22 and he shouldnt rush into any title fights. He needs to defend his commonwealth and British titles a couple of times and move onto Euro level. If he keeps up his performances I can see him being able to beat the standard american heavyweights too. He needs to progress though, those 12 rounds would have been a good learning curve for him though. well done fury!
You can't just say that on the one hand he's much better than Fields, but on the other hand he'd get mullered by David Price. Price has done absolutely nothing to show he's a decent fighter so far, and has already been rattled a few times.Quote:
Originally Posted by BIG H
When did I say he'd get mullered by Price :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunYou can't just say that on the one hand he's much better than Fields, but on the other hand he'd get mullered by David Price. Price has done absolutely nothing to show he's a decent fighter so far, and has already been rattled a few times.Quote:
Originally Posted by BIG H
I thought Fury done ok to be honest , did what he had to do against a very one dimensional fighter, just wish he had a more afforitive jab , though he did say after the fight his left hand was not right , but overall i think the kid will have a good future , needs a new trainer very soon still very green so now is the time to get rid of his bad habits , give the guy a break only had 15 fights and still a baby at HW at 22 ,seems a good guy as well , so good luck to him :)
Okay, so you said that Price was the best of a bad bunch of heavyweights, but I don't see the logic that Price has done anything to justify such an accolade.Quote:
Originally Posted by BIG HWhen did I say he'd get mullered by Price :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunYou can't just say that on the one hand he's much better than Fields, but on the other hand he'd get mullered by David Price. Price has done absolutely nothing to show he's a decent fighter so far, and has already been rattled a few times.Quote:
Originally Posted by BIG H
However, the fight with Dallas was an eliminator, so that makes him Fury's mandatory challenger for British and Commonwealth titles, so looks like your theory could get tested.
Agreed, he hasn't done anything great, I just like the look of him and think he's better than the others.Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunOkay, so you said that Price was the best of a bad bunch of heavyweights, but I don't see the logic that Price has done anything to justify such an accolade.Quote:
Originally Posted by BIG HWhen did I say he'd get mullered by Price :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunYou can't just say that on the one hand he's much better than Fields, but on the other hand he'd get mullered by David Price. Price has done absolutely nothing to show he's a decent fighter so far, and has already been rattled a few times.Quote:
Originally Posted by BIG H
However, the fight with Dallas was an eliminator, so that makes him Fury's mandatory challenger for British and Commonwealth titles, so looks like your theory could get tested.
the term is "did ok" not done ok you idiotQuote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
There were a few nice clean straight rights and right uppercuts that would have dropped Price. Hes been dropped a few times. Price beat Fury handily in the amateurs but I think Fury will just get better in the pros.
Yeah I thought that too. Just shows how desperate the division is. Wvld must be xesperate for an opponent and I think Haye knows and thats why he is holding out. If the scene is realy that empty then its not unimaginable for Fury to be Wvlads next opponent. I know Tyson wants to defend the belt 3 times so he can keep the belt first but that wont take him long. Becoming a fan of Tyson and think he needs another year to shed the moobs and gut and then he will be a force.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hulk
Audley has tweeted saying it was a very low skill level by both but I think either guy on Saturday would blow him away.
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Originally Posted by ross
price had lots of fights in the ams, fury had 20 or something
id like to see fury v proce in a couple of years
I thought Tyson fought well - he's a relative novice with only 15 fights. Talk of facing either of the Klits in the near future should be forgotten.
He's only 22 and the next 4 or five fights and more importantly the opponents in them will be vital - he needs testing a bit more in each one.
I'll be honest though I don't see him ever being a force at world level - I just don't think he has the it in him.
Who the fuck do you think you are .wordsworth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Althe term is "did ok" not done ok you idiotQuote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
Good win for Fury, a few more tough fights will prove if he is legit or not.
Chisora needs to get back to the drawing board and learn from this loss, Fury needs to work on his power.
Apparently the viewing figures on Channel 5 for this fight peaked at over 3 million viewers, which is a massive audience share compared to what they normally get. Hope it means we'll be getting more live boxing back on terrestrial TV. Which now I don't have sky anymore is a very good thing.
Boxing - Big ratings for Fury-Chisora
Good news for fury!
It was a very entertaining fight but both mens levels are way below world level IMO. I think Price is the best of the upcoming Brits and I'd have him to beat both men very easily. Fury looked in the best shape I have seen him in but he was still nowhere near looking like a world class athlete like you need to be to be competitive. As for Chisora I actually fancied him right upto the weigh in, then when I saw what he weighed I knew he would get beaten, he should be ashamed of himself.
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Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
of course they are below world level at the minute
they have both had less than 50 fights all together am and pro
how many fighters are at world level with that many fights?
how many fighters are at world level with only 15 pro fights?
I havent seen much of Price but have heard his chin is a bit too delicate for him to be thinking of anything beyond British level;)Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Tyson didnt look a puncher but that was more down to inexperience and not giving himself space to throw the punches. One good thing is, both fighters showed they can at least fight for 12 rounds, even if they out of shape and both took some punches.
Also, Tyson fought McDermott after only 9 months as a pro. Price will be fighting McDermott after 2 and a half years as a pro;)
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Originally Posted by rossI havent seen much of Price but have heard his chin is a bit too delicate for him to be thinking of anything beyond British level;)Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Tyson didnt look a puncher but that was more down to inexperience and not giving himself space to throw the punches. One good thing is, both fighters showed they can at least fight for 12 rounds, even if they out of shape and both took some punches.
Also, Tyson fought McDermott after only 9 months as a pro. Price will be fighting McDermott after 2 and a half years as a pro;)
he hasnt got the right hair cut either to go any further than british level
if you look at boxers hair such as miguel cotto and margarito then you will see they have completely different hair styles
furys has a much more reasonable hair doo, theres no way he will make it beyond the domestic schene
Your right, Tyson Fury has the heir hair of a champion;)Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44Quote:
Originally Posted by rossI havent seen much of Price but have heard his chin is a bit too delicate for him to be thinking of anything beyond British level;)Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Tyson didnt look a puncher but that was more down to inexperience and not giving himself space to throw the punches. One good thing is, both fighters showed they can at least fight for 12 rounds, even if they out of shape and both took some punches.
Also, Tyson fought McDermott after only 9 months as a pro. Price will be fighting McDermott after 2 and a half years as a pro;)
he hasnt got the right hair cut either to go any further than british level
if you look at boxers hair such as miguel cotto and margarito then you will see they have completely different hair styles
furys has a much more reasonable hair doo, theres no way he will make it beyond the domestic schene
Mcdermott beat Fury in the first fight no doubt. We'll be able to compare those fights soon enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossI havent seen much of Price but have heard his chin is a bit too delicate for him to be thinking of anything beyond British level;)Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Tyson didnt look a puncher but that was more down to inexperience and not giving himself space to throw the punches. One good thing is, both fighters showed they can at least fight for 12 rounds, even if they out of shape and both took some punches.
Also, Tyson fought McDermott after only 9 months as a pro. Price will be fighting McDermott after 2 and a half years as a pro;)
Thats my point though. Tyson was a complete novice when they fought the first time, hed only had 8 fights and was a pro only 9 months. When he fought him just 6 months later he dropped him 3 times and stopped him.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyuMcdermott beat Fury in the first fight no doubt. We'll be able to compare those fights soon enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossI havent seen much of Price but have heard his chin is a bit too delicate for him to be thinking of anything beyond British level;)Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Tyson didnt look a puncher but that was more down to inexperience and not giving himself space to throw the punches. One good thing is, both fighters showed they can at least fight for 12 rounds, even if they out of shape and both took some punches.
Also, Tyson fought McDermott after only 9 months as a pro. Price will be fighting McDermott after 2 and a half years as a pro;)
Its taken Price 2 and a half years to get to the same point. Hes not progressing any where near as fast as Fury.
i think the fury mcdermott fight was close too
you probly wont but if you do watch it again there are 3 or 4 rounds where mcdermott doesnt throw a punch
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Originally Posted by BoxingDaveUK
really? fuck me i might have a bet
i was thinking chisora might be favourite
i heard its on channel 5?
i'll have a head guard please
Yeah,.......:) This isnt one of your best, for a certainty.Quote:
really? fuck me
opne of my best what?Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust
1 of your best porn references. Last year you let 1 rip so funny I was on the floor in tears. Forget who you said it to, I think it was on a Mayweather thread. I like references to sex in making statements about boxing. Gives it a good twist of the knickers. ;)
Among those at ringside supporting Tyson were publicist Max Clifford, who once worked with Ali, actors David Essex, Shane Richie, Jake Wood Ricky Norwood, Tony Discipline, (Eastenders cast), Ralph Ineson (Office and Harry Potter), actress Jill Wright, presenters Stacey Soloman, Dom Littlewood and Salma Shah, musicians DJ Spoony, DJ Ironik and Shane Ward, motorcycling world champion Troy Corser, former Big Brother contestants Josie Gibson and Imogen Thomas and magician Dynamo.
Mick Hennessy is currently planning Fury's first defence on Channel 5, who were thrilled with the viewing figures for the Chisora fight in which the 22-year-old came of age as a fighter.
Interesting to look back.