O/T:- Josuha v Tyson

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Originally Posted by ArabianNotts

The promoter Daniel Kinahan can’t leave the Middle East because he’s wanted in Ireland, UK and probably other places as one of the leaders of one of the biggest drug cartels in the world.

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If you’d like to find out more, google Kinehan Hutch.

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Originally Posted by BigFatPie

I’m not sure who’ll win. Joshua has the power, Fury obviously has the ringcraft. I’m really looking forward to the fights between two great British heavyweights.

Hopefully the pubs will be back open so we can have a pint while we’re watching them.

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Yes should be a very interesting fight, if I had to pick a winner I would go for Tyson. AJ is far to stiff and upright for me and I think Tyson will have to much experience and ring craft for him. But AJ can punch so you never know.

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Originally Posted by BigFatPie

I’m not sure who’ll win. Joshua has the power, Fury obviously has the ringcraft. I’m really looking forward to the fights between two great British heavyweights.

Hopefully the pubs will be back open so we can have a pint while we’re watching them.

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I'd check who owned the pub first if I were you.

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Originally Posted by ArabianNotts

If you’d like to find out more, google Kinehan Hutch.

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Never heard of him so I did. Doesn't sound a very savory character but a-ho, if you have no morals.

My money would be heavily on Tyson Fury. I don't think a boxer has ever changed my mind so much. A few years ago I regarded him as nothing more than a decent heavyweight on the British/European scene, but actually he's one of the most talented British boxers of recent generations, up there with Calzaghe.

I take the point that he's no angel, and his dad certainly isn't, but I think the way he has talked (very eloquently) about his own experiences to reach out to people suffering from mental illness is commendable. I think those efforts have been genuine and not just for good publicity.

I've got nothing against Anthony Joshua either. I just think Tyson Fury as a boxer is something rather special.

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Originally Posted by jackal2

My money would be heavily on Tyson Fury. I don't think a boxer has ever changed my mind so much. A few years ago I regarded him as nothing more than a decent heavyweight on the British/European scene, but actually he's one of the most talented British boxers of recent generations, up there with Calzaghe.

I take the point that he's no angel, and his dad certainly isn't, but I think the way he has talked (very eloquently) about his own experiences to reach out to people suffering from mental illness is commendable. I think those efforts have been genuine and not just for good publicity.

I've got nothing against Anthony Joshua either. I just think Tyson Fury as a boxer is something rather special.

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Ditto

Nothing confirmed yet, only agreed.