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10-12-2021, 06:26 AM
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tyson fury
age 33
can he get to 50+ unbeaten wins?
he said he will continue to fight
floyd will be soiling himself if tyson gets into the 40+ unbeaten range
he's on 31 wins .
2 fights a year, 9 more years of grinding
can he get to 50+ unbeaten wins?
he said he will continue to fight
floyd will be soiling himself if tyson gets into the 40+ unbeaten range
he's on 31 wins .
2 fights a year, 9 more years of grinding
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10-12-2021, 06:32 AM
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10-12-2021, 06:33 AM
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Unlikely and he shouldn’t even try. Fury relies on a lot of fast twitch movements, that herky-jerky defense. These tend to naturally slow down in a fighter’s mid-late 30s. Fury has already started to change his style up by training with Sugar Hill Steward to focus more on power. He could certainly maintain that for another 9 years, but I’d rather see him beat Usyk for the undisputed and maybe Joshua for a UK super fight, then just ride off into the sunset. He has nothing else to prove.
Rocky Marciano’s record is a golden unbeatable heavyweight record unless you cherry pick tomato cans your entire career. The big guys today can crack. As for Mayweather, he did some cherry picking, although the nature of the welterweight division and his brilliant defensive style allowed him to hold onto that 0.
Rocky Marciano’s record is a golden unbeatable heavyweight record unless you cherry pick tomato cans your entire career. The big guys today can crack. As for Mayweather, he did some cherry picking, although the nature of the welterweight division and his brilliant defensive style allowed him to hold onto that 0.
10-12-2021, 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted By TokenV⏩
agreed but I don't agree with the second part though the heavy weight division is way less skilled than the lower weight divisions.comparing with Mayweather is nonsense tbh
heavyweight >>>>> rest
heavyweight >>>>> rest
I rewatched tyson/wilder the other day and came to the conclusion that he isn't such a good boxer as everybody claims here the fight was super sloppy.
10-12-2021, 06:43 AM
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if he adopts mayweathers approach in the later years of just punching and not getting hit. it will be hard to stop him winning on points - if a fight gets that far.
really it depends on how long he wants to go on for
i am talking getting to 50, not who is more skilled
really it depends on how long he wants to go on for
i am talking getting to 50, not who is more skilled
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10-12-2021, 06:48 AM
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Originally Posted By messomi⏩
at the end of the day any reasonable heavyweight fighter beats any welterweight even though it's thanks to a genetic advantageagreed but I don't agree with the second part though the heavy weight division is way less skilled than the lower weight divisions.
I rewatched tyson/wilder the other day and came to the conclusion that he isn't such a good boxer as everybody claims here the fight was super sloppy.
I rewatched tyson/wilder the other day and came to the conclusion that he isn't such a good boxer as everybody claims here the fight was super sloppy.
same reason why woman's sports are a joke lol
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10-12-2021, 06:49 AM
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Unlikely to happen a heavyweight. He may avenge all his losses, but going 50-0 is unlikely when you're against giant men who hit like freight trains.
10-12-2021, 06:52 AM
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Originally Posted By TokenV⏩
yes but I was talking about the pure technical side of boxing heavy weights don't have the same boxing skills as lower weight divisions examples:at the end of the day any reasonable heavyweight fighter beats any welterweight even though it's thanks to a genetic advantage
same reason why woman's sports are a joke lol
same reason why woman's sports are a joke lol
lomachenko
rigondeaux
mayweather
etc.
10-12-2021, 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted By messomi⏩
I don't agree. They simply fight differently for obvious reasons.yes but I was talking about the pure technical side of boxing heavy weights don't have the same boxing skills as lower weight divisions examples:
lomachenko
rigondeaux
mayweather
etc.
lomachenko
rigondeaux
mayweather
etc.
10-12-2021, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted By AWillis⏩
Newsflash, you described what boxing is supposed to be. It's nothing new.if he adopts mayweathers approach in the later years ofjust punching and not getting hit.it will be hard to stop him winning on points - if a fight gets that far.
really it depends on how long he wants to go on for
i am talking getting to 50, not who is more skilled
really it depends on how long he wants to go on for
i am talking getting to 50, not who is more skilled
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