Re: Next Heavyweight Champ
Im putting stock in Fury but that just shows what this division has come down to. smh..
Definitely not Pulev, Boystov and especially Helenius. << Euro hypejobs.
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Im putting stock in Fury but that just shows what this division has come down to. smh..
Definitely not Pulev, Boystov and especially Helenius. << Euro hypejobs.
Yeah cause pulev is getting mad hype, if anyone is a hypejob its fury. Pulev has yet to be put on queer street by some dude with 5kos from canada, or a former light hitting cruiser. What makes you say pulev is a hypejob? Dude has beaten fairly decent competition for someone with less than 20 pro fights, only thing I can slack him for he hasn't been in the ring for close to a year now I think.
Sure Fury suffered some bumps and bruises along the way but that's because he's faced and beaten alot better oppositions than Pulev has. Pulev's best opponents were Dimitrenko who couldnt even beat Chambers in his own backyard and Ustinov doesn't even count.
Fury has accomplished alot more thus far so if anything, he deserves the recognition over Dimitrenko who hasnt shown much.
When I watch Pulev, I dont see anything out of the ordinary but time will tell..
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Im putting stock in Fury but that just shows what this division has come down to. smh..
Definitely not Pulev, Boystov and especially Helenius. << Euro hypejobs.
Yeah cause pulev is getting mad hype, if anyone is a hypejob its fury. Pulev has yet to be put on queer street by some dude with 5kos from canada, or a former light hitting cruiser. What makes you say pulev is a hypejob? Dude has beaten fairly decent competition for someone with less than 20 pro fights, only thing I can slack him for he hasn't been in the ring for close to a year now I think.
Sure Fury suffered some bumps and bruises along the way but that's because he's faced and beaten alot better oppositions than Pulev has. Pulev's best opponents were Dimitrenko who couldnt even beat Chambers in his own backyard and Ustinov doesn't even count.
Fury has accomplished alot more thus far so if anything, he deserves the recognition over Dimitrenko who hasnt shown much.
When I watch Pulev, I dont see anything out of the ordinary but time will tell..
In my eyes their opposition has been about equal, fury slightly trumps it with his win over chisora. I give fury no credit for the cunningham win cause 38 year old light hitting steve never belonged at heavy. Also it's not like furry got dropped by monster punchers the dude pajkic from canada legitly only has 5 kos to his name, and hell cunningham was a light hitter at cruiser let alone heavy. Well both pulev and furry have good tests coming up so we will see.
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Jerry Rice, So Tyson's future should be judged by his one knockdown by Cunningham? lol People keep bringing that up but anybody can get caught but what's important is the result and Fury passed with flying colors.
As long as a young fighter takes his mistake and improves himself, nothing needs to be said.
U gotta understand the clash of styles between Cunningham and Fury. Cunningham is a smaller but faster fighter while Fury is a slower clumsy giant so it's no out of the ordinary for a giant like him to get caught.
Pacquiao got knocked out in his early years whatever the reason but that didnt stop him from elevating his game. Not only pac but the list goes on and on.
I aint comparing Fury to Pacquiao lol but Im just saying.. Anybody can get caught but it's how they comeback that matters the most..
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Jerry Rice, So Tyson's future should be judged by his one knockdown by Cunningham? lol People keep bringing that up but anybody can get caught but what's important is the result and Fury passed with flying colors.
As long as a young fighter takes his mistake and improves himself, nothing needs to be said.
U gotta understand the clash of styles between Cunningham and Fury. Cunningham is a smaller but faster fighter while Fury is a slower clumsy giant so it's no out of the ordinary for a giant like him to get caught.
Pacquiao got knocked out in his early years whatever the reason but that didnt stop him from elevating his game. Not only pac but the list goes on and on.
I aint comparing Fury to Pacquiao lol but Im just saying.. Anybody can get caught but it's how they comeback that matters the most..
You little Korean wanker, just calm down, he didn't need to sing to the crowd after the fight.
That's your counter arguement? lol Im not surprised u dumb Rican bum..
Im just educating you since you can't comprehend styles. Now take out a pen and paper and jot this down.
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armin
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FinitoElDinamita
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armin
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FinitoElDinamita
Im putting stock in Fury but that just shows what this division has come down to. smh..
Definitely not Pulev, Boystov and especially Helenius. << Euro hypejobs.
Yeah cause pulev is getting mad hype, if anyone is a hypejob its fury. Pulev has yet to be put on queer street by some dude with 5kos from canada, or a former light hitting cruiser. What makes you say pulev is a hypejob? Dude has beaten fairly decent competition for someone with less than 20 pro fights, only thing I can slack him for he hasn't been in the ring for close to a year now I think.
Sure Fury suffered some bumps and bruises along the way but that's because he's faced and beaten alot better oppositions than Pulev has. Pulev's best opponents were Dimitrenko who couldnt even beat Chambers in his own backyard and Ustinov doesn't even count.
Fury has accomplished alot more thus far so if anything, he deserves the recognition over Dimitrenko who hasnt shown much.
When I watch Pulev, I dont see anything out of the ordinary but time will tell..
In my eyes their opposition has been about equal, fury slightly trumps it with his win over chisora. I give fury no credit for the cunningham win cause 38 year old light hitting steve never belonged at heavy. Also it's not like furry got dropped by monster punchers the dude pajkic from canada legitly only has 5 kos to his name, and hell cunningham was a light hitter at cruiser let alone heavy. Well both pulev and furry have good tests coming up so we will see.
Agree to disagree. Yup, Thompson fight is coming up so we'll get a better idea how good Pulev is.
BTW, Fury ran into Cunningham's punch which would have knocked anybody down.
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Fury - Haye really is a great fight and i am glad its happening. I can see Haye knocking Fury out, but I dont want that to happen. Fury needs to impose himself early and if he can take it past 6 rounds then I think Fury could knock haye out. but Haye is very good and its a tough one to say how this fight is going to go.
heart says fury, head says haye... but whatever happens im glad they are stepping up to this fight and i hope this can platform Fury to Wlad!!
Re: Next Heavyweight Champ
Fury is the future champion, then Hughie takes over and they will dominate like the Klit brothers.
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LOL, I can't even have fun anymore
I'm surprised you can spell it.
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FinitoElDinamita
Jerry Rice, So Tyson's future should be judged by his one knockdown by Cunningham? lol People keep bringing that up but anybody can get caught but what's important is the result and Fury passed with flying colors.
As long as a young fighter takes his mistake and improves himself, nothing needs to be said.
U gotta understand the clash of styles between Cunningham and Fury. Cunningham is a smaller but faster fighter while Fury is a slower clumsy giant so it's no out of the ordinary for a giant like him to get caught.
Pacquiao got knocked out in his early years whatever the reason but that didnt stop him from elevating his game. Not only pac but the list goes on and on.
I aint comparing Fury to Pacquiao lol but Im just saying.. Anybody can get caught but it's how they comeback that matters the most..
I expect a lot better from you. Watch the fucking fights. The win is not all that matters.Fury is a bum and the sooner Haye exposes that the better. Fury will not last with any genuine top heavyweight who can punch. How anyone who watches boxing regularly cant see that is beyond me
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I think Jennings has the far better ability and chance of being champion that Wilder. Wilder is beating up ghosts and being spoon fed.
Re: Next Heavyweight Champ
I don't think it will be just one guy, it'll probably be a few people for quite some time. Remember how long it took Wladimir to unify a few titles????
I'm going to go with the next "big thing" at heavyweight is either Deontay Wilder or someone we haven't seen yet. Deontay has some very exciting attributes but there's a lot of questions about him: chin, stamina, heart, how does he deal with adversity, etc...usually 28 fights in we already have a good idea of these things, but who knows?
It might be good for the division to be in flux for a while after Wlad retires...it will HOPEFULLY lead to some good matchups being made instead of these guys just pussyfooting around trying to avoid Wlad and the beating he'll no doubt dish out.
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With regard to Wilder, aren't you guys even somewhat skeptical of how high his ceiling is given how his people have matched him. Jennings and Mitchell were not amateur stars etc., and have been in far tougher than Wilder. It's hard to not think there is a reason for his slow progress because if he was the wrecking ball some of his American fans are making him out to be, wouldn't be further along? This weekend he is facing a guy that Jennings already beat four fights ago.
With regard to Pulev, let's see how he looks against Thompson. Beating Thompson will add a lot of credibility to his game.
Wladimir should beat Povetkin down.
I think the answer to this question is probably someone we haven't heard of yet.
Andy Ruiz? hah.
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Fury is the future champion, then Hughie takes over and they will dominate like the Klit brothers.
Im sorry mate but , both these guys are garbage.
Hughie couldn't break an egg , fury will go bye bye inside 5 to Haye , the end.
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Master
Fury is the future champion, then Hughie takes over and they will dominate like the Klit brothers.
Im sorry mate but , both these guys are garbage.
Hughie couldn't break an egg , fury will go bye bye inside 5 to Haye , the end.
Youve been very vocal about David Gaye. How foolish will you feel when Fury makes him run around the ring?
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FinitoElDinamita
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Dark Lord Al
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Master
Fury is the future champion, then Hughie takes over and they will dominate like the Klit brothers.
Im sorry mate but , both these guys are garbage.
Hughie couldn't break an egg , fury will go bye bye inside 5 to Haye , the end.
Youve been very vocal about David Gaye. How foolish will you feel when Fury makes him run around the ring?
Im no Haye fan , Fury is just utter shite.
