Tyson Fury vs Tom Schwarz - 15/7/19 - BT Sports/ESPN - Las Vegas

[Beanz]

Some classy work from Tyson there and it looks like he is sitting down on his shots when he needs to a bit more now. Not sure he will get the time to do that with a more competitive opponent but when he can be as elusive as he is it need not be anything to stop him winning fights. For all of his skill he does present an easy target at random points though and you have to worry about that vulnerability in the Wilder rematch. If he can hit Wilder like he did Schwarz early, it gives him a much bigger chance of landing the kind of combinations he will need to stop Deontay late when they meet again.

[SlimTrae]

Some classy work from Tyson there and it looks like he is sitting down on his shots when he needs to a bit more now. Not sure he will get the time to do that with a more competitive opponent but when he can be as elusive as he is it need not be anything to stop him winning fights. For all of his skill he does present an easy target at random points though and you have to worry about that vulnerability in the Wilder rematch. If he can hit Wilder like he did Schwarz early, it gives him a much bigger chance of landing the kind of combinations he will need to stop Deontay late when they meet again.

Classy and at times comical (with his facial expressions) To see that bloody nose, yeah he was setting down in his shots alright! Jab was consistent, that uppercut was nasty.

[Dark Lord Al]

For the record that is the biggest PPV rip off in history , first main event with a club fighter and its pay per view . lol

[smashup]

Was was it was, a launchpad for Fury in the USA.
Mission accomplished.

[TitoFan]

I thought the launchpad was Fury-Wilder.

This one felt more like sending a man into orbit and celebrating it........... after already having colonized Mars.

[X]

Fury looked good.

He did his usual entertaining job of hyping the fight, and his Apollo Creed entrance was hilarious (notwithstanding the fact that Apollo ended up being killed)

Admittedly, Schwartz was very poor indeed. Very slow feet, unimaginative in attack and he actually looked underpowered in there. This was no Ruiz in there.

It was no AJ either. Fury was confident and focused. He was much sharper than he was against Wilder and he could do what he liked against Schwartz.

For a 6'9" monster, he has seriously good skills. Good jab, excellent feints, elusive head movement. He doesn't punch with proper leverage, but when you're that big you don't need to.

I like him as a boxer more and more every time I see him. A proper fighting man.

[Primo Carnera]

For the record that is the biggest PPV rip off in history , first main event with a club fighter and its pay per view . lol

off the top of my head, Bellew has been in 3 that were more of a rip off than this. 2 v Haye, and 1 against Cleverley at CW!

[Mark TKO]

I just watched it again. Agree with previous about how much sharper he looked than against Wilder.

That will worry wilder.

Amazing turn around as a person too. People who previously hated him now fans.

I salute him

[Spicoli]

Finally caught it and went the way of the showcase it was set to be. Fury definitely looks top notch but I wouldn't go overboard making him out to be Will o the wisp. Schwarz had the look of resignation after his nose was turned into an exploded pomegranate and hopefully onto better things for Fury meaning Wilder II asap.

[smashup]

Finally caught it and went the way of the showcase it was set to be. Fury definitely looks top notch but I wouldn't go overboard making him out to be Will o the wisp. Schwarz had the look of resignation after his nose was turned into an exploded pomegranate and hopefully onto better things for Fury meaning Wilder II asap.

I'm hearing big baby Miller could be Furys next opponent, he's o my got 4 of the month ban left to serve so it'd tie in perfectly with Furys next fight.

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