Boxing Thread
-
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
I guess its comparable to all other contact type sports , if you looked at the allblacks then compared to now, you would see a similar thing , maybe even more so , some of the forwards are monstors now .
a few exceptions can be found
-
-
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
@MN5 said in Boxing Thread:
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
going to be an interesting fight ,
Usyk is technically close to perfect and a southpaw ,and fury has had issues with them
Fury is no slouch technically himself and a monster of a man size wise,
Interesting how a heavyweight at 6 foot 3 and just over 100 kilos is considered small in modern times
Yeah that’s more or less how big guys like Ali, George Foreman, Ken Norton, Cleveland Williams, Ron Lyle etc were.
in Rumble of the Jungle Ali was 6 '3 and 98 kilos George 6'4 and 104 . usyk was 6'3 and 100 kilos against joshua,
So he is like a throwback in some regards.
I guess its comparable to all other contact type sports , if you looked at the allblacks then compared to now, you would see a similar thing , maybe even more so , some of the forwards are monstors now .
Skill level isn’t as good as it was.
But Fury would have the size and awkwardness to trouble any heavyweight in history I reckon
-
@MN5 said in Boxing Thread:
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
@MN5 said in Boxing Thread:
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
going to be an interesting fight ,
Usyk is technically close to perfect and a southpaw ,and fury has had issues with them
Fury is no slouch technically himself and a monster of a man size wise,
Interesting how a heavyweight at 6 foot 3 and just over 100 kilos is considered small in modern times
Yeah that’s more or less how big guys like Ali, George Foreman, Ken Norton, Cleveland Williams, Ron Lyle etc were.
in Rumble of the Jungle Ali was 6 '3 and 98 kilos George 6'4 and 104 . usyk was 6'3 and 100 kilos against joshua,
So he is like a throwback in some regards.
I guess its comparable to all other contact type sports , if you looked at the allblacks then compared to now, you would see a similar thing , maybe even more so , some of the forwards are monstors now .
Skill level isn’t as good as it was.
But Fury would have the size and awkwardness to trouble any heavyweight in history I reckon
You get a sprinkling of guys that have been good since those eras , the main difference at heavyweight ( other divisions are still strong ) there isn’t the depth there once was, due to the American scene disappearing .
-
Fury dropped in round 2 by ngannou,
But starting to take control in the middle rounds , overall a sloppy display by Tyson considering the level of his opponent
-
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
Fury dropped in round 2 by ngannou,
But starting to take control in the middle rounds , overall a sloppy display by Tyson considering the level of his opponent
According to the stream I’m watching Ngannou is winning and Fury needs to step it up ?
-
@MN5 said in Boxing Thread:
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
Fury dropped in round 2 by ngannou,
But starting to take control in the middle rounds , overall a sloppy display by Tyson considering the level of his opponent
According to the stream I’m watching Ngannou is winning and Fury needs to step it up ?
Yeah it’s not a great display
-
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
@MN5 said in Boxing Thread:
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
Fury dropped in round 2 by ngannou,
But starting to take control in the middle rounds , overall a sloppy display by Tyson considering the level of his opponent
According to the stream I’m watching Ngannou is winning and Fury needs to step it up ?
Yeah it’s not a great display
What a kick in the arse it’ll be for boxing if Ngannou does it ? Wow.
-
@MN5 said in Boxing Thread:
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
@MN5 said in Boxing Thread:
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
Fury dropped in round 2 by ngannou,
But starting to take control in the middle rounds , overall a sloppy display by Tyson considering the level of his opponent
According to the stream I’m watching Ngannou is winning and Fury needs to step it up ?
Yeah it’s not a great display
What a kick in the arse it’ll be for boxing if Ngannou does it ? Wow.
Yeah looks like he didn’t take him seriously , it’s a poor display from Tyson
-
The scorecards will be interesting, looks like a draw at best for fury
-
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
The scorecards will be interesting, looks like a draw at best for fury
The stream I’m watching says Ngannou has won !
-
@MN5 said in Boxing Thread:
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
The scorecards will be interesting, looks like a draw at best for fury
The stream I’m watching says Ngannou has won !
Technically he probably has , but you know how money works
-
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
@MN5 said in Boxing Thread:
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
The scorecards will be interesting, looks like a draw at best for fury
The stream I’m watching says Ngannou has won !
Technically he probably has , but you know how money works
Are you saying boxing is corrupt ?
-
There you go ,
Cash cow gets the win
-
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
There you go ,
Cash cow gets the win
Fuck, interested in reading more about this one.
I mean, I’m a Fury fan but this stream made it sound like he’d fucked it completely.
-
@MN5 said in Boxing Thread:
@kiwiinmelb said in Boxing Thread:
There you go ,
Cash cow gets the win
Fuck, interested in reading more about this one.
I mean, I’m a Fury fan but this stream made it sound like he’d fucked it completely.
I watch a lot of boxing ,
What is disturbing is how everyone’s accepts the fighter who generates less money has to be over the top convincing to get the decision, if it’s remotely close the cash cow gets the benefit of the doubt
-
If fury is this sloppy against usyk he is in trouble,
Usyk throws a high volume of accurate punches , and is very slick with his footwork moving in and out of range using a variety of angles
-
Prob a good wakeup call from Fury. Infuriatingly clever and stupid, depending on which day he wakes up, I suspect history will have trouble judging his relative greatness.
Gogea Mitu - Wikipedia
