Official Tyson Fury vs Wladimir Klitschko Post Fight Discussion Thread

[LacedUp]

Whom did Chisora look thoroughly convincing against on this 'best winning streak of his career' ?

I don't see why that matters?

He became European champion, beat a couple of solid/OK guys, took Scott's 0 and was the first man to knockdown Kevin Johnson. Not anything major, but if you can tell me when he was on a better winning streak than this let me know.

And I know you're not trying to tell me Sam sexton and Danny Williams' old ass compares.

[Elroy1]

Chisora wins two rounds to ten of a twelve rounder..

That's what constitutes "having a great day" against Vitali Klitschko.



Fury world!

[Jewish-Reptile]

I don't see why that matters?

He became European champion, beat a couple of solid/OK guys, took Scott's 0 and was the first man to knockdown Kevin Johnson. Not anything major, but if you can tell me when he was on a better winning streak than this let me know.

And I know you're not trying to tell me Sam sexton and Danny Williams' old ass compares.

Williams is about the level Chisora's best wins have come against. Disregard the controversial ones who is his best win, Sexton himself or Kevin Johnson, that's really lame when you look at it that perspective.

[LacedUp]

Williams is about the level Chisora's best wins have come against. Disregard the controversial ones who is his best win, Sexton himself or Kevin Johnson, that's really lame when you look at it that perspective.

Which controversial ones? Malik Scott? lol

Williams was absolutley shot to bits when Chisora fought him. At that stage Williams was being fed as a 'name' to guys on the level of the other guys Chisora beat at that stage and even worse.

Again, I didn't say it was a good winning streak - But it was still undoubtedly Chisora's best. That's not really debatable.

[LoadedWraps]

Fury's 'signature' win is Cunningham, not sure how relevant this Chisora discussion is anyway. Chisora is a solid but limited fighter and nothing for Fury fans to really highlight, makes you sound a bit desperate.

Soon Fury's signature win will be Wlad.

[Machinist_X]

i sort of know what fury is going to do to wlad but what do you think wlad can do to fury, can any wlad fanboys answer this? what would you say wlads gameplan is?

personally all i can think of is try to pressure fury and back him up but i dont know wlad the great as well as some of these fanboys.

[Elroy1]

i sort of know what fury is going to do to wlad but what do you think wlad can do to fury, can any wlad fanboys answer this? what would you say wlads gameplan is?

personally all i can think of is try to pressure fury and back him up but i dont know wlad the great as well as some of these fanboys.

Easy...

Complete stylistic shut-down.


Meet every and anything Fury can try and do with a steady diet of perfectly timed, crisp and ramrod jabs, laced with the occasional nasty short chopping right whenever Fury comes midrange.

After a few rounds Fury will be not only worn down but also utterly polarised by every move he makes being instantly punished so that he eventually just stands still like a charmed cobra right in front of Wlad.. Ready to be knocked out.

^Assuming of course, he hasn't been caught and already knocked out by a short chopping right or out of the blue left hook caught cold.

Text book Wlad victory over a less than titanium chinned opponent.

[Jewish-Reptile]

Which controversial ones? Malik Scott? lol

Williams was absolutley shot to bits when Chisora fought him. At that stage Williams was being fed as a 'name' to guys on the level of the other guys Chisora beat at that stage and even worse.

Again, I didn't say it was a good winning streak - But it was still undoubtedly Chisora's best. That's not really debatable.

Thanks for clearing that up. I agree Chisora was trash and his best winning streak of his career really was not really anything to shout about whatsoever.

I just find it funny how Fury's fans like to claim Chisora was this behemoth of a win on the back of the run he had just had against as you say the likes of Malik ' touch me and I'll sue' Scott and Kevin 'safety pin' Johnson.

Fury is largely untested against top opposition, I suppose that is the point in all this and chiefly the main reason he is not given a chance by the majority. It's a shame he did not take the Pulev fight when he had the opportunity or any other top ten fighter for that matter. Ducking guys like Pulev, Price, Thompson etc has done his credibility no favours, even Ustinov would have gone some way to dispel reservations held by his doubters.

[LacedUp]

Thanks for clearing that up. I agree Chisora was trash and his best winning streak of his career really was not really anything to shout about whatsoever.

I just find it funny how Fury's fans like to claim Chisora was this behemoth of a win on the back of the run he had just had against as you say the likes of Malik ' touch me and I'll sue' Scott and Kevin 'safety pin' Johnson.

Fury is largely untested against top opposition, I suppose that is the point in all this and chiefly the main reason he is not given a chance by the majority. It's a shame he did not take the Pulev fight when he had the opportunity or any other top ten fighter for that matter. Ducking guys like Pulev, Price, Thompson etc has done his credibility no favours, even Ustinov would have gone some way to dispel reservations held by his doubters.

All of the guys you mentioned are on the exact level of Chisora.

[Calculating...]

Tyson is quite the character, however unless Clinchko really is getting old, Fury will not be the one to stop him IMO