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Badger11 Beckenham 23 Feb 20 9.06am
Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly Fury did a total demolition job. Eddie Hearn trying to throw Joshua a lifeline. Joshua, has the belts, but no credibility. His outstanding career highlight was losing his belts to a fat bloke then beating an even fatter bloke to get his titles back. Fury can take his time to consider his options. Joshua has nowhere to go. Apart from the fact that he holds all the belts bar one. Sooner or later Fury will have to face him if he wants to be a unified champion. A few years ago maybe he would have avoided AJ but I assume he must be confident of beating him now if not why not. One more point
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Badger11

Beckenham 23 Feb 20 9.06am

Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly

Fury did a total demolition job.
Eddie Hearn trying to throw Joshua a lifeline. Joshua, has the belts, but no credibility. His outstanding career highlight was losing his belts to a fat bloke then beating an even fatter bloke to get his titles back.

Fury can take his time to consider his options. Joshua has nowhere to go.

Apart from the fact that he holds all the belts bar one.

Sooner or later Fury will have to face him if he wants to be a unified champion. A few years ago maybe he would have avoided AJ but I assume he must be confident of beating him now if not why not.

One more point

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 23 Feb 20 9.20am
Originally posted by Badger11 Apart from the fact that he holds all the belts bar one. Sooner or later Fury will have to face him if he wants to be a unified champion. A few years ago maybe he would have avoided AJ but I assume he must be confident of beating him now if not why not. Agree. Let’s just hope we don’t have another world champion who drags it out again as world champion and bringing in the cash although a fury v AJ fight must be worth big money now. I also agree on not much point on a third fight now and a third loss would finish wilder’s career. Edited by Rudi Hedman (23 Feb 2020 9.28am) COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 23 Feb 20 9.20am

Originally posted by Badger11

Apart from the fact that he holds all the belts bar one.

Sooner or later Fury will have to face him if he wants to be a unified champion. A few years ago maybe he would have avoided AJ but I assume he must be confident of beating him now if not why not.

Agree. Let’s just hope we don’t have another world champion who drags it out again as world champion and bringing in the cash although a fury v AJ fight must be worth big money now.

I also agree on not much point on a third fight now and a third loss would finish wilder’s career.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (23 Feb 2020 9.28am)

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 23 Feb 20 9.27am
Couldn’t have gone any better, and I don’t mean just the fight. A couple of beers during motd, sleep, turned my phone alarm off at 4.30. Somehow woke up at 5.15am and watched the whole of crystal clear boxing on my phone relaxed in bed. Was meant to be? I wasn’t going to show my &rse out of bed to watch boxing across the water that early bish. Luckily fell asleep again not that long after and woke up at 9am. Perfect. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 23 Feb 20 9.27am

Couldn’t have gone any better, and I don’t mean just the fight.

A couple of beers during motd, sleep, turned my phone alarm off at 4.30. Somehow woke up at 5.15am and watched the whole of crystal clear boxing on my phone relaxed in bed. Was meant to be? I wasn’t going to show my &rse out of bed to watch boxing across the water that early bish. Luckily fell asleep again not that long after and woke up at 9am. Perfect.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 23 Feb 20 9.55am
Sounds like fury v AJ might not be in England. Could be the Middle East or the states due to fury’s ESPN contract. Typical. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 23 Feb 20 9.55am

Sounds like fury v AJ might not be in England. Could be the Middle East or the states due to fury’s ESPN contract. Typical.

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black eagle. south croydon. 23 Feb 20 11.05am
From what I heard on the radio,sounded as if Fury beat up Wilder the whole fight. Well done gypsy king,Bob Arum,Fury's US promoter said last week if Tyson wins then Fury v Joshua could happen this year
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south croydon. 23 Feb 20 11.05am

From what I heard on the radio,sounded as if Fury beat up Wilder the whole fight.

Well done gypsy king,Bob Arum,Fury's US promoter said last week if Tyson wins then Fury v Joshua could happen this year

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 23 Feb 20 12.11pm
Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly Fury did a total demolition job. Eddie Hearn trying to throw Joshua a lifeline. Joshua, has the belts, but no credibility. His outstanding career highlight was losing his belts to a fat bloke then beating an even fatter bloke to get his titles back. Fury can take his time to consider his options. Joshua has nowhere to go. AJ has plenty of credibility. Former Gold medallist and current two time world champion having easily just defeated the only fighter to have ever beaten him. What he does not have is the aura of invincibility he had before his defeat. What AJ does however still have in abundance is box office appeal. AJ has earned 10 times more than what Wilder and Fury have combined. Imagine that! The great thing about Fury/Wilder/AJ is that I believe they are all willing to face each other (in their primes) which has not always been the case. Hell of a performance last night. Credit to Fury and credit to Wilder for not quitting. Last night showed some interesting aspects regarding the psychology of boxing, when the bully gets bullied. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 23 Feb 20 12.11pm

Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly

Fury did a total demolition job.
Eddie Hearn trying to throw Joshua a lifeline. Joshua, has the belts, but no credibility. His outstanding career highlight was losing his belts to a fat bloke then beating an even fatter bloke to get his titles back.

Fury can take his time to consider his options. Joshua has nowhere to go.

AJ has plenty of credibility. Former Gold medallist and current two time world champion having easily just defeated the only fighter to have ever beaten him.

What he does not have is the aura of invincibility he had before his defeat.

What AJ does however still have in abundance is box office appeal. AJ has earned 10 times more than what Wilder and Fury have combined. Imagine that!

The great thing about Fury/Wilder/AJ is that I believe they are all willing to face each other (in their primes) which has not always been the case.

Hell of a performance last night. Credit to Fury and credit to Wilder for not quitting.

Last night showed some interesting aspects regarding the psychology of boxing, when the bully gets bullied.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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Casual Orpington 23 Feb 20 1.49pm
Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly Fury did a total demolition job. Eddie Hearn trying to throw Joshua a lifeline. Joshua, has the belts, but no credibility. His outstanding career highlight was losing his belts to a fat bloke then beating an even fatter bloke to get his titles back. Fury can take his time to consider his options. Joshua has nowhere to go. Agree Fury was great. Joshua has no where to go? Wtf What will fury do without Joshua? Fight molina zzz.chisora zzz Charles martin zzzzzz There’s only one fight for both of them. Joshua has no credibility? That’s laughable. Beat klitsko, Whyte, Parker, Povetkin , all the top boys. Wilder has avoided him. Lost in a shock defeat to Ruiz, fought him next fight and schooled him. It’s the only fight out there that’s makes sense. Fury was great last night , AJ throws heavy shots, but unlike Wilder , ‘punches in bunches’. Great match up and I would be supporting neither, both decent men. May the best man win.
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Orpington 23 Feb 20 1.49pm

Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly

Fury can take his time to consider his options. Joshua has nowhere to go.

Agree Fury was great.
Joshua has no where to go? Wtf
What will fury do without Joshua? Fight molina zzz.chisora zzz Charles martin zzzzzz
There’s only one fight for both of them.
Joshua has no credibility? That’s laughable. Beat klitsko, Whyte, Parker, Povetkin , all the top boys. Wilder has avoided him.
Lost in a shock defeat to Ruiz, fought him next fight and schooled him.

It’s the only fight out there that’s makes sense.

Fury was great last night , AJ throws heavy shots, but unlike Wilder , ‘punches in bunches’.
Great match up and I would be supporting neither, both decent men. May the best man win.

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 23 Feb 20 2.36pm
Originally posted by Casual Agree Fury was great. Joshua has no where to go? Wtf What will fury do without Joshua? Fight molina zzz.chisora zzz Charles martin zzzzzz There’s only one fight for both of them. Joshua has no credibility? That’s laughable. Beat klitsko, Whyte, Parker, Povetkin , all the top boys. Wilder has avoided him. Lost in a shock defeat to Ruiz, fought him next fight and schooled him. It’s the only fight out there that’s makes sense. Fury was great last night , AJ throws heavy shots, but unlike Wilder , ‘punches in bunches’. Great match up and I would be supporting neither, both decent men. May the best man win. Agree with all the above. It’s the old saying. To become a great fighter you need to face great opponents. All these top fighters need each other. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Tom-the-eagle

Croydon 23 Feb 20 2.36pm

Originally posted by Casual

It’s the only fight out there that’s makes sense.

Fury was great last night , AJ throws heavy shots, but unlike Wilder , ‘punches in bunches’.
Great match up and I would be supporting neither, both decent men. May the best man win.

Agree with all the above.

It’s the old saying. To become a great fighter you need to face great opponents.

All these top fighters need each other.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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PalazioVecchio south pole 23 Feb 20 2.38pm
Originally posted by Badger11 Apart from the fact that he holds all the belts bar one. Sooner or later Fury will have to face him if he wants to be a unified champion. A few years ago maybe he would have avoided AJ but I assume he must be confident of beating him now if not why not. didnt AJ chicken out of a fight previously ? and it cost Tyson a ton of money ? if i was Tyson, i would return the compliment now that tyson is regarded as better than AJ. Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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Originally posted by Badger11

Apart from the fact that he holds all the belts bar one.

Sooner or later Fury will have to face him if he wants to be a unified champion. A few years ago maybe he would have avoided AJ but I assume he must be confident of beating him now if not why not.

didnt AJ chicken out of a fight previously ? and it cost Tyson a ton of money ? if i was Tyson, i would return the compliment now that tyson is regarded as better than AJ.

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

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Casual Orpington 23 Feb 20 2.53pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio didnt AJ chicken out of a fight previously ? and it cost Tyson a ton of money ? if i was Tyson, i would return the compliment now that tyson is regarded as better than AJ. No Joshua hasn’t, who are you mixing him up with ? David Haye, who pulled out of 2 fights due to injury. How many 20 stone travellers have you fought when you was injured.? Would you? Who would you fight next then if you was Fury? If not Joshua then who?
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Orpington 23 Feb 20 2.53pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

didnt AJ chicken out of a fight previously ? and it cost Tyson a ton of money ? if i was Tyson, i would return the compliment now that tyson is regarded as better than AJ.

No Joshua hasn’t, who are you mixing him up with ? David Haye, who pulled out of 2 fights due to injury. How many 20 stone travellers have you fought when you was injured.?

Would you? Who would you fight next then if you was Fury? If not Joshua then who?

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 23 Feb 20 2.54pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio didnt AJ chicken out of a fight previously ? and it cost Tyson a ton of money ? if i was Tyson, i would return the compliment now that tyson is regarded as better than AJ. When the purse for that fight is so huge I doubt either want to avoid it forever or until it doesn’t have the same pull or slip up elsewhere. Not sure who I’d prefer to win. Probably won’t mind. AJ will have most of the black support or ‘people of colour’ support (God I hate that term) but this is a personality individual sport so who knows on Fury. Some of his bizarre opinions have been forgotten and now his bravery or remarkable 8 second or years out comebacks are what stands out. Most are hopefully just glad some decent matchups are happening rather than rip-off contests I wouldn’t pay for or show my arse out of bed for across the water that early. I have my limits. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 23 Feb 20 2.54pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

didnt AJ chicken out of a fight previously ? and it cost Tyson a ton of money ? if i was Tyson, i would return the compliment now that tyson is regarded as better than AJ.

When the purse for that fight is so huge I doubt either want to avoid it forever or until it doesn’t have the same pull or slip up elsewhere. Not sure who I’d prefer to win. Probably won’t mind. AJ will have most of the black support or ‘people of colour’ support (God I hate that term) but this is a personality individual sport so who knows on Fury. Some of his bizarre opinions have been forgotten and now his bravery or remarkable 8 second or years out comebacks are what stands out.

Most are hopefully just glad some decent matchups are happening rather than rip-off contests I wouldn’t pay for or show my arse out of bed for across the water that early. I have my limits.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 23 Feb 20 2.56pm
Originally posted by Casual No Joshua hasn’t, who are you mixing him up with ? David Haye, who pulled out of 2 fights due to injury. How many 20 stone travellers have you fought when you was injured.? Would you? Who would you fight next then if you was Fury? If not Joshua then who? Aah yes the toe injury. Tbf if you had that much weight on a damaged toe I’d expect it to hurt and limit you just a lot. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 23 Feb 20 2.56pm

Originally posted by Casual

No Joshua hasn’t, who are you mixing him up with ? David Haye, who pulled out of 2 fights due to injury. How many 20 stone travellers have you fought when you was injured.?

Would you? Who would you fight next then if you was Fury? If not Joshua then who?

Aah yes the toe injury. Tbf if you had that much weight on a damaged toe I’d expect it to hurt and limit you just a lot.

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