bluemoon32
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The Fury fight was a complete gimmick, not to be taken seriously at all
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He just beat a guy who's never won a boxing fight. He's still the same limited fighter. Once some shows him angles he will be lostGo back a 1000 or so pages and many on here completely write of AJ as ‘finished’
Great KO but I doubt AJ will ever meet another opponent who’s as wide open as last night.
Not sure who the defensive coach was in his corner but I’d be tempted to change him if staying around in boxing.
Not that I do expect him to carry on. Had his fun, earnt big dough, so should sail off into the sunset and enjoy his riches.
Not sure who the defensive coach was in his corner but I’d be tempted to change him if staying around in boxing.
Not that I do expect him to carry on. Had his fun, earnt big dough, so should sail off into the sunset and enjoy his riches.
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bluemc1
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Didn't bother staying up for it in the end (fell asleep, to be honest). Just seen the KO on twitter. Wow. Like a tree being felled, or a tall building being demolished by explosives. And that was the same guy who was cheated out of the decision against Fury? Yet people on here reckon Fury is a better boxer than Joshua?
It doesn’t work like that though
Frazier & Norton beat Ali, Foreman destroyed Frazier & Norton, Ali beat Forenan
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bluemc1
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That's fair enough. They are two different skill sets.
However, I like MMA cos it's closest to a street fight, so much more applicable to the Human form in distress.
I appreciate the skill they must have and the dedication they put in to learn the grappling but as someone who doesn’t understand what’s going on once grappling I just find it boring once they’re on the floor
Broken Biscuits
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Styles make fights.
SWPISHOME
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More chance of Logan Paul v Oascar Pistorious in Saudi Arabia than AJ v Fury unfortunately.Comeback to that when (if) AJ v Fury fight. Will be one of the biggest boxing events ever, even one of the biggest sporting events ever.
That fight will never happen.
Plus Usyk is going to school that **** Fury.
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More chance of Logan Paul v Oascar Pistorious in Saudi Arabia than AJ v Fury unfortunately.
That fight will never happen.
Plus Usyk is going to school that **** Fury.
Possibly but everyone knocking the boxers of today - in 10 years or so people will look back at Usyk/AJ/Fury/Parker/Wilder as a golden generation
You said that already. Sometimes golden generations are just that and not every generation has them.Possibly but everyone knocking the boxers of today - in 10 years or so people will look back at Usyk/AJ/Fury/Parker/Wilder as a golden generation
I don’t think you can define this era as such, certainly not if the 5 you mention are your benchmark.
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The problem with the current generation is they are so in consistent. Fury possibly the best but what an idiot he is and he should have lost the wilder fight. I hope Usyk beats him as it will be good for boxing.Possibly but everyone knocking the boxers of today - in 10 years or so people will look back at Usyk/AJ/Fury/Parker/Wilder as a golden generation
Compare to the likes of Lewis, Holyfeild, Tyson. They would not have risen to the top in those eras. So many good fighters if you had an of night you would lose and you might never get back. This lot have all had numerous bad fights.