Is Fury a top 10 all-time great?

[QueensburyRules]

- -OP just trolling.

Fury has yet to defend a single belt, yet in that interim he managed to ducked the Wlad rematch and substantial AJ offer.

The low hanging fruit of Bronze Bambi sure ain't cuttin' it.

[Rusty Tromboni]

- -OP just trolling.

Fury has yet to defend a single belt, yet in that interim he managed to ducked the Wlad rematch and substantial AJ offer.

The low hanging fruit of Bronze Bambi sure ain't cuttin' it.

So what is it this time, Grande Dame?

The nurse forgot to change your Depends?

Or

They didn't have the flavor of Jello you like for desert?


I am actually impressed to see you commenting on a subject without ranting about how "Fat lar" gave you crabs (for the fourth time).

[The Old LefHook]

Rusty has got Queensbree out-halfwitted by far. That is now official.

[QueensburyRules]

So what is it this time, Grande Dame?

The nurse forgot to change your Depends?

Or

They didn't have the flavor of Jello you like for desert?


I am actually impressed to see you commenting on a subject without ranting about how "Fat lar" gave you crabs (for the fourth time).

- -U and U Boy light in the loafers.

U have no defense and he has no defenses. Even Fat Andy has a defense!

[ShoulderRoll]

- -OP just trolling.

Fury has yet to defend a single belt, yet in that interim he managed to ducked the Wlad rematch and substantial AJ offer.

The low hanging fruit of Bronze Bambi sure ain't cuttin' it.

How am I trolling, Queenie?

Fury is a 6'9 fighter who can box and move AND fight coming forward.

Historically we have never seen a heavyweight quite like him. He was the one who ended the Klitschko era.

It's not out of line to ask where he might rank historically.

[billeau2]

He does not have an ATG resume (at least not yet) - but he would probably not be a walkover for anyone. His size, mobility, speed, is likely to trouble even the best earlier heavyweights.

If, in the near future, he batters Joshua and Usyk in convincing style - then we can start talking ATG!

Im asking you this because you have a great mind for details. I noticed, and i could be wrong, so I should say, it seemed to me...that one of the provisions of being a great heavyweight champion, is often fighting in an era when there was not necessarily great competition. As a matter of fact it seemed to me at the time, many great heavyweights did not always beat other equally skilled fighters. I would even go so far as to say "most" heavyweights.

I don't even think I should give an example so much as say " Lennox Lewis, Frazier, Ali, Holyfield, were examples of a handful of guys who had good competition to fight... I would be curious to hear your thoughts on this: take any champ top ten, like Louis, like dempsey, Johnson...

Under these conditions I would be willing to put Fury in a relatively short list if he can beat Joshua and maybe a few young lions.

[billeau2]

Rusty has got Queensbree out-halfwitted by far. That is now official.

They are two heads of the same chimera...

[Anthony342]

They are two heads of the same chimera...

Then why don't you head into your dojo, grab a katana, and slice off their heads so we can be done with them once and for all?

[Blond Beast]

He does not have an ATG resume (at least not yet) - but he would probably not be a walkover for anyone. His size, mobility, speed, is likely to trouble even the best earlier heavyweights.

If, in the near future, he batters Joshua and Usyk in convincing style - then we can start talking ATG!

That sounds about right to me. I know a lot of fighters are beloved, but sometimes u have to imagine yourself at the betting window to really put things into perspective.

[Shaolin Bushido]

At heavyweight?

If not already than certainly after a Joshua win.

How high would you rank him?

O definitely! He's an all time cheat fo sho!