When did Tyson Fury become this unbeatable mythical fighter?

[Big Boss]

He destroyed the boogeyman of boxing and has a hall of famer on his victim list

Like... he really destroyed Wilder. Wilder has been half the man since. I genuinely wouldn't be surprised if Wilder doesn't fight ever again or for a long time.

Nobody thinks he's unbeatable or untouchable. We've seen him get touched plenty of times.

But on the big occasion, you would be a fool to bet heavily against him. He's the biggest most talented boxer out of the big 3. He's just not powerful like that.


I fear he catches an L in this next bout from not being at his best. I want to see that AJ fight. If he beats AJ, I honestly think he'll retire or drop his level. I don't think he's the type to clear out the division. Someone like AJ is the type to clear out the division and collect all the coin he can then bounce.

Yea Fury is at his best against top competition and when he's an underdog


And yes I could see him retiring after beating AJ

 

[chosenaledge13]

Fury, in terms of intangibles (size, movement, IQ, adaptability) is an all time great Heavyweight imo. To be 6'9 and move like that is REDICULOUS, and having the ability to take on the Kronk style at this point in his career after being more of a finesse fighter is a testament to how great a boxing mind he has.

AJ is my favorite fighter but I can't deny that I think Fury beats him, even though every part of me wants a Joshua KO.

 

[R=G]

Wilder was the boogeyman but everyone here said he was a hype job who was a one trick pony? Always the goalposts for hating on someone black...lol

bytching about Spence nonstop...Wilder...but Canelo vs Callum is a EXCELLENT FIGHT. Wonderful fight. A true test for a cheater

 

[EBK String]

Because the HW division is so weak someone comes along that is technically sound and slick and they are basically unbeatable.

 

[julesocean]

No one is saying he is unbeatable, he pretty much lost against Wilder.

I think he the best rn (don't believe in AJ's chin), but it's not like he's Ali out there.

So yes, the HW division is weak.

 

[Art Barr]

The fake pr for him is protecting him from cheating.
So they have a fake pr base setup to deflect away and not give any grassroots pr to him cheating.
Great white hope.
Worse cheater than Korea in the soul olympics to roy jones.


Art Barr

 

[theflyest]

Fury won against the two best opponents on his resume, but aside from that, his resume leaves a lot to be desired.

He’s another guy that has mastered the business of boxing, and really knows how to play the game. I don’t know why he gets a pass for this, but either he’ll fight the mega fight, or a low tier opponent.

There’s solid guys out there. I’m not even saying he would lose to them, but he simply doesn’t fight them. He’ll fight guys like Tom Schwarz and Otto Wallin until a big fight comes up.

 

[malbaker86]

That perception is more to do with the state of this current crop of heavyweights

And him ducking Charles Martin

 

[merklman]

And him ducking Charles Martin

Errr what? I must have missed the memo on that one

 

[malbaker86]

Errr what? I must have missed the memo on that one

Negged

Charles

 

[merklman]

Negged

Charles

You got me there

AJ always indebted to the Prince for the opportunity

 

[Rev]

Really hope AJ’s corner keeps a good eye on Fury’s wrapping and all in his locker room on fight night

 

[Hopeofmypeople]

Let them keep hyping him up so the odds are heavily in favour of Fury beating AJ. So when AJ knocks this cac out I can cash out.

 

[Mook]

No one is saying he is unbeatable, he pretty much lost against Wilder.

I think he the best rn (don't believe in AJ's chin), but it's not like he's Ali out there.

So yes, the HW division is weak.

This subforum is on CRACK.

 

[4-Rin]

This subforum is on CRACK.

I'm reading some crazy shyt in here. Fury won both fights against Wilder.

They shyt on AJ for his performances against Ruiz but refuse to acknowledge Furys poor performances.

AJ has the best resume in the heavyweight division and faces the tougher opponents.