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    Default Re: I LIKE Tyson Fury- but Arreola, Jennings and/or Wilder STARCHES HIM!

    Lets be fair.

    Although Fury has faced good competition it wasnt great. Cunningham may be a small heavyweight but he is a heavyweight none the less and he is tough, never stopped and should have got the decision against Adamek.

    Cunningham is probably the most capable, world class fighter that Fury has faced and he went in there full of himself and almost dismissed Cunningham because of his size. He has learnt a lesson that any fight from now on he cant afford to fuck around. He still did a job. These are the sorts of things we should be saying about Price, that he got up, regrouped and came back to win by KO but Price doesnt have Furys toughness or desire. Prices opponent came in in apalling shape and still did that. Cunningham came in great shape and off arguably his best career showing.

    My point is, I think Fury underestimated Cunningham because he wasnt perceived as a puncher (although as someone pointed out earlier, he has something like a 50% KO ratio but given that hes been facing world class fighters from about his 15th fight that isnt bad) and the size advantage. You cant blame Fury for being too big, this is the heavyweight division and Mike Tyson fought and won with bigger heaight differences than this one.

    Just look at how differently he fought Johnson. He saw Johnson as a bigger threat than Cunningham. He will improve on this.

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    Default Re: I LIKE Tyson Fury- but Arreola, Jennings and/or Wilder STARCHES HIM!

    Quote Originally Posted by ross View Post
    Lets be fair.

    Although Fury has faced good competition it wasnt great. Cunningham may be a small heavyweight but he is a heavyweight none the less and he is tough, never stopped and should have got the decision against Adamek.

    Cunningham is probably the most capable, world class fighter that Fury has faced and he went in there full of himself and almost dismissed Cunningham because of his size. He has learnt a lesson that any fight from now on he cant afford to fuck around. He still did a job. These are the sorts of things we should be saying about Price, that he got up, regrouped and came back to win by KO but Price doesnt have Furys toughness or desire. Prices opponent came in in apalling shape and still did that. Cunningham came in great shape and off arguably his best career showing.

    My point is, I think Fury underestimated Cunningham because he wasnt perceived as a puncher (although as someone pointed out earlier, he has something like a 50% KO ratio but given that hes been facing world class fighters from about his 15th fight that isnt bad) and the size advantage. You cant blame Fury for being too big, this is the heavyweight division and Mike Tyson fought and won with bigger heaight differences than this one.

    Just look at how differently he fought Johnson. He saw Johnson as a bigger threat than Cunningham. He will improve on this.
    You're a retard.

    Price was up against one of the top Heavyweights, a genuine HW with genuine power, Tompson has more KOs than fury has fights.

    And you wanna compare those two fights?


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    Default Re: I LIKE Tyson Fury- but Arreola, Jennings and/or Wilder STARCHES HIM!

    Quote Originally Posted by Vendettos View Post
    You're a retard.

    Price was up against one of the top Heavyweights, a genuine HW with genuine power, Tompson has more KOs than fury has fights.

    And you wanna compare those two fights?


    When Fury ejaculates do you spit or swallow?
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    Fury has some skill, but he's not a smart fighter and as I've said before it will catch up with him. Tyson talks a bunch of shit and he put himself in a situation where he almost lost. The scores of the fight 56-56 and 55-57 twice in favor of Cunningham. Yes, yes the knock out was nice, but come on, would Cunningham beat many of the top 10 heavyweights? He didn't even have power as a cruiserweight much less as a heavyweight. Tyson Fury is a decent heavyweight but he's flawed...the fact he speaks like he's unbeatable should have some alarm bells ringing, he's got a ton of stuff to work on. Wlad would take him to school, no doubt in my mind about that and the power punchers ought to be licking their chops for a shot at him. I think Adamek would have a great chance even...Jonathan Banks would have a good shot too.

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