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Burney
02-24-2020, 09:17 AM
know the square root of fúck all. wd us. :hehe:

Luis Anaconda
02-24-2020, 09:29 AM
know the square root of fúck all. wd us. :hehe:

Weren't too many predicting that tbf

PSRB
02-24-2020, 09:39 AM
know the square root of fúck all. wd us. :hehe:

:fight: I said Fury in 5, so was pretty close, it could easily have been stopped before 7th

Burney
02-24-2020, 09:42 AM
:fight: I said Fury in 5, so was pretty close, it could easily have been stopped before 7th

wd psrb. I must say I was delighted by it. Not least because Wilder did the whole black power thing for entrance. Risky move that. If you're going to do it before fighting a white guy, you should really try and make sure he doesn't then beat the ever-living shít out of you. :hehe:

PSRB
02-24-2020, 09:45 AM
wd psrb. I must say I was delighted by it. Not least because Wilder did the whole black power thing for entrance. Risky move that. If you're going to do it before fighting a white guy, you should really try and make sure he doesn't then beat the ever-living shít out of you. :hehe:

He battered him for 7 rounds, a proper beating. I'm sure that's a burst ear drum, his corner should have pulled him out well before they did

Burney
02-24-2020, 09:49 AM
He battered him for 7 rounds, a proper beating. I'm sure that's a burst ear drum, his corner should have pulled him out well before they did

Yes, it was pretty savage. Lennox Lewis was interesting about it. He pointed out that it was the first time anyone had ever forced Wilder fight going backwards and it turns out he's not very good at it.

Pokster
02-24-2020, 09:58 AM
Yes, it was pretty savage. Lennox Lewis was interesting about it. He pointed out that it was the first time anyone had ever forced Wilder fight going backwards and it turns out he's not very good at it.

Wilder isn't a boxer, he's a puncher...last few fights he has been behind but punched his way to victory

Luis Anaconda
02-24-2020, 10:01 AM
:fight: I said Fury in 5, so was pretty close, it could easily have been stopped before 7th

So you did - wd p. We were also bang on about what an awful selection Eddie made :) Though tbf Ireland were awful.

And I thought we'd do well with a draw against Everton - thank god I don't bet

Burney
02-24-2020, 10:01 AM
Wilder isn't a boxer, he's a puncher...last few fights he has been behind but punched his way to victory

Sure. But what came as a surprise was Fury being such a devastating puncher as well as a boxer.

PSRB
02-24-2020, 10:10 AM
So you did - wd p. We were also bang on about what an awful selection Eddie made :) Though tbf Ireland were awful.

And I thought we'd do well with a draw against Everton - thank god I don't bet

Tuilangi really is a beast. Love watching him.

Everton can consider themselves a touch unfortunate, not to get a draw but we're now 3 points from safety!!

Burney
02-24-2020, 10:13 AM
Tuilangi really is a beast. Love watching him.

Everton can consider themselves a touch unfortunate, not to get a draw but we're now 3 points from safety!!

Our legs seemed to have gone in the last 20 minutes. Another legacy of Emery's failure to get the players fit.

Luis Anaconda
02-24-2020, 10:15 AM
Tuilangi really is a beast. Love watching him.

Everton can consider themselves a touch unfortunate, not to get a draw but we're now 3 points from safety!!

Didn't see the first 20 minutes coz of the rugby but seemed an even game. Funny how people barely even mention Nketiah's role. Still rough but he's doing a good job. I think we are staying up. Don't have a league game for a while though do we

Luis Anaconda
02-24-2020, 10:17 AM
Our legs seemed to have gone in the last 20 minutes. Another legacy of Emery's failure to get the players fit.

Well, that and having played on Thursday, while Everton hadn't played since Feb 8

Pokster
02-24-2020, 11:28 AM
Well, that and having played on Thursday, while Everton hadn't played since Feb 8

Didn't get back until Friday afternoon

barrybueno
02-24-2020, 11:54 AM
know the square root of fúck all. wd us. :hehe:

I doubt if I was alone in thinking Fury was just another big lump in HW boxing but he really is a proper boxer. That was total destruction, really hope they don't have a pointless third fight, it's got to be AJ next shirley. Only slight problem there is I think AJ will do everything he can to make sure that fight never happens :hehe:

Burney
02-24-2020, 12:34 PM
I doubt if I was alone in thinking Fury was just another big lump in HW boxing but he really is a proper boxer. That was total destruction, really hope they don't have a pointless third fight, it's got to be AJ next shirley. Only slight problem there is I think AJ will do everything he can to make sure that fight never happens :hehe:

I knew he had a good defensive technique and a good jab, but didn't realise he had the tools to go out and dismantle a good opponent like that.

I'd agree that Joshua doesn't fancy facing Fury one little bit.

WES
02-24-2020, 12:53 PM
:fight: I said Fury in 5, so was pretty close, it could easily have been stopped before 7th


Boxing is a shadow of the sport it once was, this is especially true for heavyweights. Mostly because potential boxers discovered there are many better sports to make a living it, I think.

Watch some of the great fights from the 70s and 80s - Norton v Holmes, Ali v Frazier 1 etc and anyone would realise how awful it now is.

I pay no attention to it at all anymore and watching about 30 secs of that fight showed me why, again.

Luis Anaconda
02-24-2020, 12:54 PM
I knew he had a good defensive technique and a good jab, but didn't realise he had the tools to go out and dismantle a good opponent like that.

I'd agree that Joshua doesn't fancy facing Fury one little bit.
His fight against Klitschko was an absolute masterclass in defensive boxing, but yeah didn't see where that power came from. Don't think AJ can avoid him without losing the respect of the profession (this was not typed with a straight face)

Burney
02-24-2020, 12:59 PM
His fight against Klitschko was an absolute masterclass in defensive boxing, but yeah didn't see where that power came from. Don't think AJ can avoid him without losing the respect of the profession (this was not typed with a straight face)

I think HMS Respect Of The Profession may have sailed when he got his arse handed to him by a fat Mexican whose middle name is 'Ponce', tbh.

Tony C
02-24-2020, 01:03 PM
factor in the time off and Fury is still relatively fresh.

31 Years and 31 Fights with a 3 year break

Not sure AJ has it in him to get this done...maybe Dillion might give Fury more of a fight. Tyson 2.0 is a monster.