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Young Fury beats old Klitschko

Started by AgPleezDeddy12 REPLIES450 VIEWS· 29 Nov 2015, 02:59
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AgPleezDeddyClub Pro900 posts
29 Nov 2015, 02:59
#1
29 Nov 2015, 02:59#1
Seeing as ol' Moz likes to brag when the older folk do something in sport, why don't I do the same when the tables are turned

I'm joking obvioulsy Moz ;D 
But Fury really did box with a fantastic game plan, really made things awkward for Wlad. 

Wlad looked like the legs had gone, it was sad to see, a person who transcended a division for a decade.
BR
BrycyPro4,671 posts
29 Nov 2015, 06:44
#2
29 Nov 2015, 06:44#2
 ...Kitschko disappointing so after the first three rounds scored in Fury's favour,  and Fury still paying $3.80 , putting a small wager on Fury was a no brainer...so v good investment.. with Fury boxing smart and his mind games working - Klitchko simply out boxed ...beware of any adversary born in the year of the dragon as they have an inclination towards taming fate...
AG
AgPleezDeddyClub Pro900 posts
29 Nov 2015, 06:50
#3
29 Nov 2015, 06:50#3
 Well done Brycy, spend the money well mate! How far do you think your boy Joseph Parker can go?
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BrycyPro4,671 posts
29 Nov 2015, 07:09
#4
29 Nov 2015, 07:09#4
...Joseph Parker, South Auckland represent...only young but slowly and surely working his way up the ranks and expanding his repertoire...the sky is the limit...has announced his next two fights against mid level American opponents...

..24-year-old Daniel Martz (14 wins, 2 losses, 1 draw) in the Fight for Life promotion in Hamilton on December 5.

His opponent at the Rumble in Paradise in Samoa on January 23 is experienced 31-year-old southpaw Jason Bergman (25, 11, 2).

..Both fighters much bigger than himself and both fights are scheduled for 12 rounds.




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CleanCutPro9,905 posts
29 Nov 2015, 17:18
#5
29 Nov 2015, 17:18#5
 
It was a poor fight.

It looked more like synchronized dancing than an actual contest for the heavey weight crown.

We now have a slob reigning supreme over all.

The heavy weight division has gone to shit.



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PakieCaptain17,321 posts
30 Nov 2015, 08:40
#6
30 Nov 2015, 08:40#6
Does boxing still have any credibility these days?
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DennyCaptain12,893 posts
02 Dec 2015, 08:10
#7
02 Dec 2015, 08:10#7
 There'll be return fight which Klitschko will win...meaning these guys will sucker in a huge worldwide audience and gain undeserving huge pay checks. Fury is a bum fighter and I suspect the Russian threw the fight.
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
03 Dec 2015, 13:01
#8
03 Dec 2015, 13:01#8
Denny
 
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Posts: 3068RE: Young Fury beats old Klitschko
December 02, 2015, 08:10:57

 There'll be return fight which Klitschko will win...meaning these guys will sucker in a huge worldwide audience and gain undeserving huge pay checks. Fury is a bum fighter and I suspect the Russian threw the fight.



    Not Russian Denny, Ukranian
    Was a shocking fight, indicative of the sad state that the heavyweight division is in.
    All these boxers these days that choose their next opponents like Mayweather used to do is pathetic, at least this was a mandatory
    If Wladimir had even tried to land his right in the middle rounds, then I doubt Fury would have lasted the full 12 .
    But I must say, Fury was fantastic with the mind games before and even during the fight, his confidence was exceptional, and I think that worried Wlad
    HA
    hakwaPro4,146 posts
    03 Dec 2015, 13:30
    #9
    03 Dec 2015, 13:30#9
    Fury was funny in his Batman Costume in one of the PreFight Media sessions-->he even had someone dressed up as the Joker who he tackled to the ground.

    The fight was abit disappointing -->I keep thinking "where is Mike Tyson when u need him (in his hey day)
    DA
    Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
    03 Dec 2015, 15:23
    #10
    03 Dec 2015, 15:23#10
    Yeah hakwa
    Mike would have taken Fury out cold in the first two rounds, by weaving under his long arms and connecting with his hooks.
    From round three, he would have pushed Wlad to about round 7, then disposed of him as well in the same fight
    DE
    DennyCaptain12,893 posts
    03 Dec 2015, 19:41
    #11
    03 Dec 2015, 19:41#11
     Dunno...you guys believe the fight was for real.....I think it was stage managed to ensure a rematch for a much bigger purse.
    AG
    AgPleezDeddyClub Pro900 posts
    03 Dec 2015, 21:38
    #12
    03 Dec 2015, 21:38#12
    I wouldn't think so Denny, for all of Wlad's faults as a boring fighter, he's not the type to throw a false result.

    It was a real result, age caught up with him and against a 6ft 9inch fighter with a 86" reach he couldn't really get his jab going. Although, in the rematch there's every chance a big Wlad right hand lands and he wins the belts back. 

    But definitely not a staged result, he's not the sort!
    DA
    Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
    04 Dec 2015, 08:45
    #13
    04 Dec 2015, 08:45#13
    Not a chance Denny
    Wlad was going, and in the running, for the all time heavyweight championship world record of successful title defenses.
    No ways would he have given that up.... no way
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