You will get great odds for that, think the only way AJ can win is by KO50/50 fight. AJ on points I think will be my bet. Should get half decent odds on it.
That came out just before the announcement of the agreement. Definitely mind gamesBy all accounts Fury is back on the drink and not training. If it's just social media rubbish and false info, I reckon he'll win.
And as Wylder has proven, Fury isn't easy to knock out.You will get great odds for that, think the only way AJ can win is by KO
Agreed but that knockdown in the first fight arguably was longer than 10 seconds.And as Wylder has proven, Fury isn't easy to knock out.
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By all accounts Fury is back on the drink and not training. If it's just social media rubbish and false info, I reckon he'll win.
Punch drunk ?he posted a picture of himself with a bottle of whisky. Think it might have been a wind up.
I completely agree about having two Brits at the top of the profession and personally I am far from a Joshua hater but I have not felt as confident about a winner in a big fight as this for a long time.I see why Fury is the favourite after he absolutely mauled Wilder but i'm not convinced it'll be quite as one-sided as alot of people think. Whoever wins it's fantastic to have all the marbles being contested by two brits
Always felt this is a proper 50/50 (although might slightly lean towards Fury if pushed). While I think AJ could potentially get knocked out by Wilder (eventually one of his wild swings would clip him), I think he puts up a far better fight against Fury than Wilder did. Straighter and better mix of punches, also bigger and stronger than Wilder.
Either way, can’t wait !!!!
I completely agree about having two Brits at the top of the profession and personally I am far from a Joshua hater but I have not felt as confident about a winner in a big fight as this for a long time.
I’m actually hoping that a weight of money comes for Joshua so Fury’s odds lengthen so I can get a few quid on Fury. I’m beginning to think that come fight night the bookies may even have it as a 50/50 fight. Which in my opinion it isn’t.
If i were getting in the ring with somebody that could legitimately kill me that evening i think i'd follow the money too. Staging it in England will depend on having a massive live audience, and there's no guarantee of that any time soon....i reckon we'll see it go to Saudi which does at least mean a decent start time!This should be staged in England.....but what odds the greedy cunts go to Saudi.
If i were getting in the ring with somebody that could legitimately kill me that evening i think i'd follow the money too. Staging it in England will depend on having a massive live audience, and there's no guarantee of that any time soon....i reckon we'll see it go to Saudi which does at least mean a decent start time!
If i were getting in the ring with somebody that could legitimately kill me that evening i think i'd follow the money too. Staging it in England will depend on having a massive live audience, and there's no guarantee of that any time soon....i reckon we'll see it go to Saudi which does at least mean a decent start time!
Nah...they've already got more dough than they, their kids & their grandkids could ever need.....
....if it goes to Saudi or Bahrain, its would be another shameful example of sportswashing....image laundering......
it definitely won't be in the UK.
They were talking about potential venues on 5Live and where actual offers had come in from and the only mention of Europe was Eastern Europe which I'm assuming would be Russia or Kazakhstan.
Now in doubt (again) with Hearn mooting a bout with Usyk if Fury has to fight Wilder this year. This 24-48 hours after Fury announcing the date and venue.
Gets really boring the backwards and forwards. Obviously Fury will have known the arbitrators were hearing Wilder’s claim so why pipe up?
Is anyone surprised Fury has bottled it? Bob Arum has been saying all along it wouldn’t happen he’s just been sending Eddie Hearn round the world for no reason
How has fury bottled it. It's been an on going legal matter with wilder what has stopped it.
Fury concedes he might have to fight Wilder before Joshua after legal ruling
Tyson Fury’s projected world heavyweight title fight against Anthony Joshua appears to have been plunged into doubt by an American legal rulingwww.theguardian.com
Could pay him to step aside but is refusing to.
Not sure whether the contract permits but I assume dropping the belt would allow him to fight AJ. But like I said, he doesn’t want the AJ fight and Arum has constantly said the fight wouldn’t happen.
Don't think it as easy as just paying some one off and if he decides to drop the belt it wouldn't be as lucrative as holding all the belts as that's what the historical event would be ideally about. Think there is more to it than he just don't want it imo
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