Most intimidating Heavyweight today?

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There is one clear answer here.

Who has had any more fighters pull out or delay against them than Tyson Fury?

You may look at him and see what you think you see but actual pro boxers look at him and see a very difficult opponent to beat and a threat to their career.

Pulev and Price never pulled out did they? Au contraire mon ami! ������������

Pulev and Price are yesterdays men and would have had there heads boxed off with ease. Pulev is lucky Tyson got his head turned by the promise of giving Haye a beating as otherwise he wouldnt have got his little Klitschko payday. Now hes losing rounds to Hughie Furys last opponent who Hughie won every round against and hurt

Price and his team never wanted the fight and lied they were contractd to Sky to avoid Tyson battering him too.

That also doesnt change the fact that no other heavyweight out there has had as many fighters pull out against him as Tyson. Thats as good an indication of intimidation as anything.

"Yesterday's Men" - yes, but it was "Yesterday" when he ducked them. Fact!
If you think Tyson Fury is intimidating, that's fine, its all about opinions . But in case you weren't sure of the meaning , I thought I would help you out. to Intimidate is someone more likely to make you want to shit your pants, not come in your pants!!!!!!!

Yes I agree and David Haye and so far Wladimir Klitschko would also.

[Tam Seddon]

I reckon Mansour is pretty scary, especially that KO over Kassi and being sent down for 8 years for cocaine trafficking. He must of been a pretty ruthless man

[El Kabong]

Wlad is the scariest heavyweight of this era....guys like the idea of fighting him, but once in the ring you can tell they never know how to deal with the speed, the power, the confidence of Wlad when the bell has rung.

Other than Wlad, Wilder is intimidating with his power, Fury might intimidate a few with his size, his actions and antics may not do much to intimidate.

[TitoFan]

This is a no-brainer. Wlad is the most intimidating.
How so?

The proof is in the fights themselves. Opponents talk a lot of sh*t, but once in the ring they become meek little sheep, offering themselves up to slaughter. The funny thing is they don't realize that if they would only offer a credible challenge, Wlad himself would be intimidated to the point of fouling, mauling, clinching the opponent to death. Happens time and time again.

Wilder is second, although he's lost a bit of his intimidation factor in his last few fights.

[Master]

Wlad is scary in the sense that he is cool, calm and collected. He has no emotion and is just like Drago.

[ykdadamaja]

I would take a fight against Wlad any day over Wilder. By far. I would even take a fight against Wlad over Stiverne.

[El Kabong]

I would take a fight against Wlad any day over Wilder. By far. I would even take a fight against Wlad over Stiverne.

I'm sure you would, Wlad is there to be hit isn't he? Nothing scary about a guy who has been at the top of this division for roughly 11 years and completely shut out or shut down everyone he has fought during that time frame. Piece of cake

[SlimTrae]

I would take a fight against Wlad any day over Wilder. By far. I would even take a fight against Wlad over Stiverne.

I see your point. Wilder wants to hurt his opponents, while Wlad wants to win like a Big giant version of Floyd: win by points with minimum confrontation.

Wlad uses the jab to keep at bay or score points. Wilder or a C+ Stiverne uses the jab to try to setup for a knockout.

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Anthony Joshua - He looks like god & he demolishes his opponents with ease & although he hasn't really fought anyone yet, he looks like his on an unstoppable trajectory to the HW championship, although time will tell.