A typical measure is to look at a boxers previous 5 fights. This is to see where they are at now. Here's the previous 5 fights of Tyson Fury: - A fight so crappy that either's zealous fandoms were convinced was a fake fight where both Fury and Whyte looked terrible and seemed to be putting on an Exhibition. fury's 'knockout' was a power-shoving Whyte across the ring. No Disqualification and the fight was never rescinded (whatever they call that, 'Nulled', somehow still on official records as a 'Win'). - What was the 'fight everyone asked to NOT be made': Fury vs Chisora which was an Exhibition Bout. - He went life-and-death vs the MMA guy Naganno barely squeaking out a Split Decision - Lost to Usyk (probably lucky it wasn't a KO call). - Lost to Usyk. Woweeee! 3-2 I like to do the 'Last 10' for Anthony AJ Joshua since, unlike Fury's snails pace he actually fought more than 1.3 x a year - Shltkicked by Andy Ruiz - Won a point pop-and-run against the overweight Ruiz - Loses to Usyk (saved by the bell) - Loses to Usyk - a solid 12 rd win against 37th ranked Franklin who came off a loss to the shot ghost of Dillian Whyte. - incredibly, is somehow allowed to fight Helenius, actually sanctioned and finally gets a KO after losing 7 rounds. - Fake fight vs Otto Wallin, highlight, cracks Wallins nose and swings at air for 2 full minutes like a bad amateur. W! - Gets a highlight KO taking 3 knockdowns to stop the MMA guy - Gets shltkicked badly by DDD Woweeeee 6-4 over the last 5 years!!! Neither of them are as good as everyone has been led to believe. Both will get wrecked by the current Top 10 unless they can hand-pick specific opponents they might be able to BS wins out of. [both got split decision losses to Usyk so apparently they win rounds by just simply NOT being beaten up badly in a given round). Go ahead and make their fake fight (it will be an 'sparring demo' guaranteed) but make it in the UK where a major selling point is the last time you will see them in the ring. a 'Farewell' bout and it probably sells for a damn good retirement payday, however, the winner need not apply. Do not bother calling the winner some 'HE IS BACKKKK' or any BS on us. I'm not interested enough to actually pay money for it UNLESS its on the undercard of an amazing Saudi Card with a consequential big fight headlining. but sure, they'd better sign the deal yesterday though. Boxing fans and especially the new young fans don't really care about these old dudes or their star power names from a decade ago. So make it, good for them, it will be an Exhibition because at this point Fury only needs to crack a single jab off AJ to have him wobbling all over the place and nearly anything else to have him dropping all over the canvas.
Dan is right about the Saudi takeover of boxing. Fury / Joshua has lost the significance in rankings it once had, but I'd buy a reasonable PPV to watch it. It is very significant to the British folks and in terms of an end to an era.
Irrelevant fight on the world stage now - should have happened many years ago when they were both at the top of their games rather than exposed shadows of their former selves. You can't even argue the angle that it would be for bragging rights as to who the best British heavyweight is now as Dubois KO'd AJ and has only one loss to Usyk compared to the others who have lost twice.
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A typical measure is to look at a boxers previous 5 fights. This is to see where they are at now.
Here's the previous 5 fights of Tyson Fury:
- A fight so crappy that either's zealous fandoms were convinced was a fake fight where both Fury and Whyte looked terrible and seemed to be putting on an Exhibition. fury's 'knockout' was a power-shoving Whyte across the ring. No Disqualification and the fight was never rescinded (whatever they call that, 'Nulled', somehow still on official records as a 'Win').
- What was the 'fight everyone asked to NOT be made': Fury vs Chisora which was an Exhibition Bout.
- He went life-and-death vs the MMA guy Naganno barely squeaking out a Split Decision
- Lost to Usyk (probably lucky it wasn't a KO call).
- Lost to Usyk.
Woweeee! 3-2
I like to do the 'Last 10' for Anthony AJ Joshua since, unlike Fury's snails pace he actually fought more than 1.3 x a year
- Shltkicked by Andy Ruiz
- Won a point pop-and-run against the overweight Ruiz
- Loses to Usyk (saved by the bell)
- Loses to Usyk
- a solid 12 rd win against 37th ranked Franklin who came off a loss to the shot ghost of Dillian Whyte.
- incredibly, is somehow allowed to fight Helenius, actually sanctioned and finally gets a KO after losing 7 rounds.
- Fake fight vs Otto Wallin, highlight, cracks Wallins nose and swings at air for 2 full minutes like a bad amateur. W!
- Gets a highlight KO taking 3 knockdowns to stop the MMA guy
- Gets shltkicked badly by DDD
Woweeeee 6-4 over the last 5 years!!!
Neither of them are as good as everyone has been led to believe. Both will get wrecked by the current Top 10 unless they can hand-pick specific opponents they might be able to BS wins out of. [both got split decision losses to Usyk so apparently they win rounds by just simply NOT being beaten up badly in a given round).
Go ahead and make their fake fight (it will be an 'sparring demo' guaranteed) but make it in the UK where a major selling point is the last time you will see them in the ring. a 'Farewell' bout and it probably sells for a damn good retirement payday,
however,
the winner need not apply. Do not bother calling the winner some 'HE IS BACKKKK' or any BS on us.
I'm not interested enough to actually pay money for it UNLESS its on the undercard of an amazing Saudi Card with a consequential big fight headlining.
but sure, they'd better sign the deal yesterday though. Boxing fans and especially the new young fans don't really care about these old dudes or their star power names from a decade ago.
So make it, good for them, it will be an Exhibition because at this point Fury only needs to crack a single jab off AJ to have him wobbling all over the place and nearly anything else to have him dropping all over the canvas.
Completely non bias review 😂
I like Dan - he has his favored fighters of course but he retains objectivity. Talksport could take a leaf out of his book
Nobody cares, ffs... That fight is dead in the water...
Wilder was limited to a right hand. He got found out. It's over.
This is still a great fight that will answer a ton of questions.
And this is the last time it makes any sense.
Dan is right about the Saudi takeover of boxing. Fury / Joshua has lost the significance in rankings it once had, but I'd buy a reasonable PPV to watch it. It is very significant to the British folks and in terms of an end to an era.
Irrelevant fight on the world stage now - should have happened many years ago when they were both at the top of their games rather than exposed shadows of their former selves.
You can't even argue the angle that it would be for bragging rights as to who the best British heavyweight is now as Dubois KO'd AJ and has only one loss to Usyk compared to the others who have lost twice.
Hlo bro
Dubois is the 2nd best in the world.....and may beat Usyk.
He beat Usyk clearly 😂
😅😅 Ajit kills Dubois
Vlad put on weight...