What is there not to get? Stylistically, Fury has the right style to our point him.
He really doesn't though, at all bruh.
Joshua was a gold medalist, he knows how to box bro. He isn't gonna bite on those feints and stutter steps Fury likes to do that had Wilder second guessing himself. If Fury tries to just bulldoze AJ like he did Wilder in the second fight he will get stopped EARLY, my biggest knock against AJ is that he likes to close the gap on the shorter cagier figjter because he likes to fight on the inside, he is one of the few euro fighters around who actually can fight on the inside even though he is big as fukk, he just chose to do that unwisely to Ruiz and underestimated Ruiz handspeed and paid the price for it. Fury's strengths are in his upper body and head movement not necessarily his footwork. AJ will struggle against good footwork, he has seen upper body and head movement before bro, and unlike Wilder, AJ will beat Fury's body to pieces to open him up(which I fully expect AJ to consistently attack that big wide open target that is Fury's midsection all night). I don't know bro I just don't get why Fury is the favorite I run this fight through my head and I see AJ winning like 7 times out of 10, and the only way Fury is gonna win is if he is on his bike the whole fight and even then he gonna have to be A1 with it.