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| | | Fozzy | | Posts: 17232 |  | | aka Elephant Man | |
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What time we expecting the main event lads ?
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In reply to Post #105
Agree with that. He is definitely hittable, has a reckless style but carries dynamite in that right hand. He is also lean but carries quite a bit of muscle and I question his stamina in a decent tempo fight, he was puffing against Ortiz, who for me at 47 years old boxed his head off until he gased and took the right
I can see why Fury fancies it, by far a superior boxer to Wilder for me. I expect Wilder to come out fast, I expect Fury to get in close and rough him up, make it awkward, roll around. When Wilder got put down in the Olympics it was by a fighter who took the fight to him and peppered him with short fast hands, a while ago now but styles make fight. If it goes past 6 Fury has a chance to give Wilder the boxing lesson of his life for me providing his body holds out 
Fury can bang when he needs to. I’m sure once they have exchanged a few, witnessed the hand speed, movement and timing, one will fancy it 
The difference, one punch can end it all in this division
Can’t wait 
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In reply to Post #105
He's not stopping wilder, for such a big man he doesn't have much of a punch imo.
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The amazing thing about this fight is no one really knows how good wilder is ? I've watched his fights and as an ex amateur heavyweight myself I see a lot of things he does wrong ,he leaves his chin too exposed when coming forward, fury is a gifted boxer but I felt physically drained making weight as a light heavyweight, losing 10 stone is really incredible ! He will need to get wilder out quickly as he will tire
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In reply to Post #103
Stamina is what I think could be his undoing, boiling down 10 stone as quickly as he has can't be good for the body. He gets tired, loses a little concentration, and leaves his chin poking out. Wilder carries power for rounds that's for sure, he proved that against ortiz. Definitely an interesting fight of 2 very different styles.
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In reply to Post #102
Me too 
I want Fury to win, no doubt. If he pulls this off, which I think he is capable of, it will truly be something else. 3 years out of the ring, a long metal health battle and a 10 stone weight loss. Let’s hope he has the stamina 
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In reply to Post #101
Really looking forward to this one
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In reply to Post #100
Wilder has lost the plot
Fury just nuts 
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In reply to Post #99
Haven't seen it yet but it sounds like it got a bit fruity.. How much of it is an act I'm not sure though
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Fury final press conference is up
Shirt off and lot 
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In reply to Post #97
Dunno 
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| | | Fozzy | | Posts: 17232 | | | aka Elephant Man | |
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In reply to Post #96
Can you watch BT sport online ?
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Some cracking fights coming up next month with British fighters
Next Sat Fury
Sat after Brook
Warrington vs. Frampton
After this Whyte and Chisora
Edit - ffs
Warrington and Whyte same night 2 pay for views 
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In reply to Post #94
Agree on all points 
And Bivvie, the only thing that’s battered is your mind son, some strange goings on in there, crank 
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In reply to Post #88
Yeah should be good, I just always have these doubts when 2 very good fighters come together. Agree about Spence be slightly overrated, Brook was beating him comfortably for a few rounds there so if garcia can keep the pace up he's in with a hell of a chance. The size difference could be his downfall though if the fight gets up close and rough
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NON Carp stuff