I was impressed with AJ levels and him boxing and mixing up his shots.. his reliance on uppercut imo is a bit too safe for me because he fears getting countered going over the top like he did with Ruiz...but it is a great punch for him. That being said. Fury will no way take 10 uppercuts in a row, he is too smart for that.
As for Fury fight, few things. AJ is seems very tentative early rounds now until he establishes range and his jab... now Tyson is way more commanding with his jab and if he pressures judges range brilliantly. He is very physical too in the clinch and won't be as bothered as other fighters in the short range (e.g. the uppercut), he can parry and counter with a hook... i am trying to find a way AJ wins but I can't see it. Boxing is about the marriage of having a toolkit of punches/defence strategies, general decision making and athleticism, and Tyson just has so many tricks up his sleeve which I dont see joshua dealing with. If Josh makes it competitive I will be impressed...he will have to steamroll tyson potentially to get the win - early on is only way I can see him taking it