This. Fury is the biggest fraud going. The 3 Wilder fights although good to watch just stat padded his CV. He’s barely fought anyone else other than Wlad who was halfway decent.
Of the two of them, I think it's pretty fair to take the view that Fury is the bigger hurdle in getting that fight made.
It's so ironic. And just to labour how silly a fight this is for Fury, Jake Paul, a YouTuber has bested many ex-MMA fighters in a boxing ring. First time he came up against a poor part-time boxer, but a boxer nonetheless, he got beat.
Fury is a hell of a lot worse, the shite he comes out with to avoid fights is farcical, especially seeing as he (legitimately) is a much better boxer than AJ
Agree with this. Fury is supposedly a guy keenly aware of boxing history. If that's so, he's surely aware of how paper thin his resume looks when stacked up against past greats. He should be cleaning up in this era, instead he's agreeing to fight people that are not even boxers. Clown stuff.
It's really not comparable.
You're literally comparing them by saying this and it's incorrect.You say it shouldn't be a contest and all people want to do is say who is the biggest ducker
They are both as bad as each other neither deserve any credit for what they have done as champion
I have absolutely no idea but I think you feel that would be some type of "gotcha" point when it wouldn't.
They both fought Wlad, their best opponent perhaps. Definitely AJs. Fury did it first though. Wilder for me is better than anything else AJ has faced, especially in terms of the danger of the fight and the risk involved, and Fury fought him 3 times. Everybody wanted AJ vs Wilder a few years ago, yet as soon as Fury schooled him he was suddenly average etc. Yet AJ wouldn't fight him at the time. You'll probably claim Wilder ducked AJ, but I don't see why Wilder would have ducked AJ when he fought the better fighter in Fury 3 times, getting beat up a couple of times. Besides AJ has pretty much admitted it because the $50m apparently didn't make sense.
I think Usyk is a more difficult fight than Wilder. Wilder is more dangerous but there are a lot more chances to win against him.
Yes I would agree with that. I do think it's more a case of Joshua's management team trying to protect him as they know he isn't as good as Fury that is to blame for the perception of him ducking fights.
Fair enough if you believe that. In my opinion AJ made a meal of some of those fights and made them look better than they were. Re Wilder, he shouldn't have believed he was washed up. I could see he wasn't, probably you could too. He'd already won two fights that year I believe, before the first fight.
I honestly don't think he is scared if any of them. I think either they're ducking him or it's the usual bollocks surrounding money.
That's pretty much how I feel.
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.Aye, it was unreal. Fulton was clearly losing every round but I actually thought he was handling Inoue's power quite well, until that happened. Safe to say that Inoue is carrying his power up to another division.
It's prime time in Japan where the fight happened and where the biggest market for it is.
If he beats Tapales next, which I think he will, he’ll have cleaned up at both 118 and 122lb. What’s the limit for him? 126? 130? As great as he is, I think that’s probably the limit for his frame.
I turned down an FA Cup Final ticket to attend Inoue's fight in Glasgow a few years ago. I knew then that he was exceptional.
Great decision on your part!
