Is Tyson Fury the biggest fraud in boxing?

ForssAwakens said:
Just because fury has been shambolic over the last couple of years doesn’t negate his talent shown previously

The thing with fury people can’t look at things objectively because of their anti fury bias

It just shows how poor the division has been for some time
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I would say 99% of people appreciate Fury has a lot of talent. It's his behaviour outside the ring that turns people against him.

To keep calling him the best of his generation is simply wrong. He hasn't fought enough top fighters to earn that title. It's all subjective.

He brought last night on himself by not fighting competitively for the last 18 months. Imagine what Usyk would have done to him. You just know they are currently ripping up the usyk "contract" as we speak.
 
B_G said:
I would say 99% of people appreciate Fury has a lot of talent. It's his behaviour outside the ring that turns people against him.

To keep calling him the best of his generation is simply wrong. He hasn't fought enough top fighters to earn that title. It's all subjective.

He brought last night on himself by not fighting competitively for the last 18 months. Imagine what Usyk would have done to him. You just know they are currently ripping up the usyk "contract" as we speak.
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Despite the laughing faces your basically agreeing with me

He made light work of whyte, how many fighters who are better than whyte has fury not fought

Aj and usyk

There no change the usyk fight will happen now
 
He had 3 great fights with Wilder, who is probably the biggest puncher in the sport and who would have AJ out the ring in the 3 rounds.
But it's obvious that Fury is more concerned about making money than having a legacy and is not putting in the work.
 
ForssAwakens said:
There no change the usyk fight will happen now
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I still think it will happen. They will both make so much money from it I don’t think Fury would turn it down. I would think Feb / March, back in Saudi. I am very hopeful that I will be out there to watch it too. Should be a great show.

I still think it will be a close fight. Last night was weird, I don’t think Fury was 100% and I don’t think he know what to expect and was very shocked. Was probably the wake up call he needed though ahead of the Usyk fight.

And with my Fury blinkers on I still think he beats Usyk :ROFLMAO:
 
VladKinder said:
He had 3 great fights with Wilder, who is probably the biggest puncher in the sport and who would have AJ out the ring in the 3 rounds.
But it's obvious that Fury is more concerned about making money than having a legacy and is not putting in the work.
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Wilder couldn't box eggs though.
 
VladKinder said:
He had 3 great fights with Wilder, who is probably the biggest puncher in the sport and who would have AJ out the ring in the 3 rounds.
But it's obvious that Fury is more concerned about making money than having a legacy and is not putting in the work.
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There's no real benchmark with Wilder. He hasn't fought any other top fighters to really know where he's at. He was getting beaten by aging Ortiz before he got the late knock out.

Why do big Fury fans always try and diss AJ as some sort of way of bigging up Fury? The only common opponents they have is Klitchco and Whyte and they both beat them. It's no secret that AJ is a lot easier to hit than Fury and is probably more beatable. He's also more explosive and is more likely to get opponents out of there himself.

Fury needs to get in with Usyk if he wants to be known as the best of his era. He might have shot himself in the foot by putting this off so long. If last night is anything to go off, he's on the decline, and at 35 years old and having abused his body for years, there's every chance that he'll struggle to get back to his best
 
B_G said:
There's no real benchmark with Wilder. He hasn't fought any other top fighters to really know where he's at. He was getting beaten by aging Ortiz before he got the late knock out.

Why do big Fury fans always try and diss AJ as some sort of way of bigging up Fury? The only common opponents they have is Klitchco and Whyte and they both beat them. It's no secret that AJ is a lot easier to hit than Fury and is probably more beatable. He's also more explosive and is more likely to get opponents out of there himself.

Fury needs to get in with Usyk if he wants to be known as the best of his era. He might have shot himself in the foot by putting this off so long. If last night is anything to go off, he's on the decline, and at 35 years old and having abused his body for years, there's every chance that he'll struggle to get back to his best
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Nailed it 👏
 
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VladKinder said:
He had 3 great fights with Wilder, who is probably the biggest puncher in the sport and who would have AJ out the ring in the 3 rounds.
But it's obvious that Fury is more concerned about making money than having a legacy and is not putting in the work.
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Wilder had not one good win on his resume.
 
Name of the game is making money and he’s doing it.. not just for him but his brother too.

Undefeated heavyweight.. whose not caught Usyk or Joshua. He got rocked and battered by a guy in his first fight.. the loss might have brought boxing to its knees.

Where is the integrity the sporting competition? The rankings all go out of the window if an unknown unranked guy beats the number one in the world!

The fight purses are crazy with the YouTube boxing.

Tommy Fury’s last fight was dreadful

Tyson Fury.. to say he’s the worlds number one.. certainly didn’t look like it.

The money game, the celebrity game, the hype game.. not sure the boxing game is in a particularly good place.

After two Fury fights I’m looking for the sigh box number to ask for my money back!
 
MolteniArcore said:
I still think it will happen. They will both make so much money from it I don’t think Fury would turn it down. I would think Feb / March, back in Saudi. I am very hopeful that I will be out there to watch it too. Should be a great show.

I still think it will be a close fight. Last night was weird, I don’t think Fury was 100% and I don’t think he know what to expect and was very shocked. Was probably the wake up call he needed though ahead of the Usyk fight.

And with my Fury blinkers on I still think he beats Usyk :ROFLMAO:
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I’m yet to see a good boxing show in the Middle East, let alone a great one. They’re sterile and lacking any kind of atmosphere. That’ll be the future of big time boxing and another nail in the boxing coffin.
 
Humpty said:
I’m yet to see a good boxing show in the Middle East, let alone a great one. They’re sterile and lacking any kind of atmosphere. That’ll be the future of big time boxing and another nail in the boxing coffin.
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The second Joshua Usyk fight was good in Saudi 👍🏻
 
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