@Mattchew UK *Adam Booth was one of the best? OH MY GOD 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣*

@Mattchew UK Ben is very good.

Davison* everyone makes that mistake lol

@Mattchew UK Adam Booth one of the best? Wow... behave yourself.

@@BartAllen Adam Booth is one of the best from the UK for the last decade or so. Took David and George from the amateurs and helped them become both champs and 2 of the best of the generation, has helped Ryan Burnett win 2 world titles and is doing a great job with Josh Kelly, highly respected in the game

@@bahfah107 r/woooosh

Wait for Hatman to do a vid about this vid explaining everything they just explained like we didn't watch it lol

@jcrtw Jcrtw 🤣😂🤣 HA HA HA HA!!

I'd spark em out if I was there within first round boi. Swear down on my mothers life chavy. Brap brap breadbin. All seriousness David was good until he couldn't stand TOE to TOE lol

Haha brilliant exact same

Agreed. Whether it was borrowed or not.

Agreed don't care who did it first

100% agree. Food and liquor

He will train many champions over the next decade

He's good at watching the opponents and setting a solid game plan. Defensively he knows his stuff

@@blittz10 It just baffles me how Ben Davison has all this knowledge? Was Ben Davison a boxer himself? If he got all this boxing knowledge from learning the game then fairplay, never seen anything like it.

It is certainly impressive, and I'm not knocking Ben by saying this - but he's literally studied Tyson and Wilder for years. This is his specialist subject to be fair so he should know it inside out. That said, I've seen Ben break down other fights too and still very knowledgeable.

@John Bryan Ohhhh I see. Still though. He still displays a lot of knowledge for someone who has never boxed as a professional.

On the rob

Payback for when Fury got robbed

😆

Yeah turd burglaries

@T roy footlong Eubanks lol

Agreed

I thought Wilder's breakdown though was a bit poor compared to Fury's one. Maybe because Ben Davison doesn't want to give away things for Wilder to do incase they actually do them.

@@l.p3826 I think he may have already given away a little too much. Talking about Fury's resetting tick.

@@roryontour Oh yh that's true. But I think he said it because he knows Fury will fix that from now on. Also Wilder has a resetting tick as well. But I meant when David Haye was demonstrating what Wilder could do in the ring. Ben didn't contribute too much.

@@roryontour In all honesty, I'm not 100% convinced on Wilder's coach. I don't think he's got that level of analysis. He gets Wilder in good shape and has gotten him in to some good sparring camps early on, but I don't know listening to the guy how deep his boxing know how is. I doubt he'd be able to manufacture this knowledge in to something useful for Wilder.

Gary Harrison no

I think he's just more impressed at how much knowledge Ben having only been an amateur boxer. Showed more knowledge than David tbf.

Should’ve kept tony booth in his corner

Gary Harrison last time haye was any good been was about ten

Ben is 27y old 🤣🤣

He knows his stuff, very under rated trainer, but can imagine he over complicated stuff whilst in the corner.. sometimes a fighter needs more motivation right like the Rocky films😂 but he definitely knows what he’s talking about, very good trainer

@@payney8121 YES sometimes when a fighter is hurt over complicating stuff JUST dont help

100%

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

He arguably already is

One fight? Lol

@@jide2946 its not the number of fights its the profile of the fighter he's worked with

He's only good in Britain, he hasn't made any champions yet..🤔🤔

mature beyond his years,,,,

Jerónimo yeah and he’s only 24 25 year old. Just think when he’s 50 odd

MoJoHavok if he makes it to 50

Diyar Celik wtf😂 why wouldn’t he?

Chadd Russo Ben usually takes trips to China I wouldn’t be surprised if he goes again

@@CoolMikey81 When Ben Davidson is 50 years old, he will be more knowledgeable than what he is right now!!!

Davidson would want him to go to the decision. Being an American, fury will not win any sort of decision in the states

Fury was made long before tho. Steve Egan was his guy

Fury said they still text a lot so he still has Ben helping him out a little I’m sure! Because I definitely agree he has a great mind for boxing 🥊

at this stage of his career as long as tyson's happy in camp and with the people around him. who's in his corner doesn't really matter. although true, i think ben's very clever and will be in boxing for many years.

Ben also giving away to wilder. Hope he doesn't see this. SMH.

That's a good point actually. And the only rematch I can remember him having was the one against chisora, and that was completely one-sided.

Exactly, I’ve watched Fury since his pro debut and he makes all of his opponents look like they’ve had their worst performance - whether it be klitchko or a fat 18stone bin man

Adam Orton Fury made Wilder look bad but still got knockdown twice and almost KOed so that doesnt bode well for Fury

@@christiansoldier77. Correct

Adam Orton clearly no clue about boxing mate how was that deontays an klitchos worst performance both fights were epic

Better than Atlas... Teddy Atlas is a hype job

Not many great analytical pundits in the UK for boxing bar Pauli Malinaggi, most just spout the same clichés over and over again. I hope we get to see Ben more often on our screens

Bt will defo use him as a pundit now

Don't confuse and conflate talent with character

Jackson Jackson Fury doesn’t think so.

Vladimir’s Dad fury’s want a ko. Bens more defensive. U can’t try ko wilder and be opened up to right hand

I’ve Never met him to say

Daithe de paore Fury doesn’t think so.

Nathaniel Kang Fury doesn’t think so.

Vladimir’s Dad he’s a solid trainer, but not a world class one, compared to Freddie Roach or Rooney atlas all the old school ones

@@maxsundram8447 he's only been coaching for a short while all the knowledge is there method's and different gameplans will improve over the years. Furys decision is to work on an aspect more that Ben isn't too keen on. Whether that decision improves his all round game or it turns out to be a bad move time will tell I think it will be a good move. Doesn't mean he discredits Ben as a trainer just knows he has to do abit more to win in US

@@LJ-tq1xg spot on 👏

Vladimir’s Dad Fury still respects the hell out of Ben. He said himself he just needed a new routine. He’s got mental health issues so I can’t blame him for wanting something fresh this time around. He wanted to feel like he was working to improve rather than just repeating his last camp

Lol I rate that

I love when sherlock did this. One of my favourite parts of the movies.

Elementary my dear Random

Random 😂😂😂😂😂

morgan1985uk I would also be proud to have been a world champion.id be doing a little head wobble and be like “say that again but louder”

Wry

@@samiul1988 thanks dude. Bit embarrassing being corrected on my English by someone called Amad Ahmed. No offence

WILDER WIN UD!!!

@@acatiki111 STOP IT. WILDER NEEDS A KNOCK OUT TO WIN.

He damn well deserved it.

😂😂 he glassed me.

@@acatiki111 hes gonna get glarssed

They're still mates

That's what proper mates do

Ivan Jones Ernie Shavers probably hit harder

@@jeffrejr1 Shavers wasn't knocking out guys like Wilder. Wilders opponents go down like they've just been shot in the head. plus he opponents are way bigger then shavers opponents.

Former world champ Ritchie Woodall.

A long lost separated at birth midget twin who is a former Champ...

@@ridwanalikaram2807 Hardly a midget, he's taller than Haye

@@-The-Darkside Yeah, he's 6'2" (188cm) and his fighting weight was 168lbs (76kg)...hardly a midget lol!

@@DavidUKesb And an Olympic Bronze medallist too. He is also a coach of the GB amateur team which has produced a lot of Olympic and World amateur medallists. Guy is incredibly accomplished.

-TruthSeekerUK- think I fort that my self but Tyson’s a intelligent man he must know Wots best for him but I do like Ben a lot fink he is praised more for the situation Tyson was in

He tried to, but Ben wanted the lead coaching role or nothing, so he decided to leave.

-TruthSeekerUK- Ben had a bad gameplan.

Tyson wanted to add sugar hill in his camp but Ben didn't want sugar hill that is why they split up.

@@RuhulAmin-nv2sp I know mate but I just wish he stuck with ben, no disrespect to Sugar but I'd be a lot more confident of his chances with ben in his corner.

Angry Jock Fury doesn’t think so.

It's so weird how we have a two weight class champion beside him and his knowledge of Fury's tactics for the rematch were miles better than Haye's tactics for Wilder. But to be fair, it definitely looked like Haye didn't study them as much before they shot this as much as Ben has been.

Blue Beard ben is more tactical and defensive , sugarhill is more of a knockout teacher and that worked like a charm in the rematch

So true

ben does-at around 5:35

Its bt sport that's why

Ben and David gave him plenty of respect.

I know man doesn't have susppoably but always land on fighters that have great defensive skills.

How will it be

@@Marvindorfler1 ok

How much?

No it wont mate and your comment will be getting deleted after the 22nd

Wilder is knocking out that clown

They are too friendly with each other for Ben to keep Tyson disciplined

@@andreas4407 looks like tyson wanted sugar hill and ben as a team and it didn't work out for them both this time

Yeah, that’s a fair point

Because big John fury didn’t rate him Old mans a beast Plus bens always in front of the camera IMO

@@scottp4547 I honestly dont think ben likes the camera. Every interview I see him in hes very reserved and just doesnt look keen on talking to people about the fighter hes training. I may be wrong though :/

Uhm, i'm sure Wilder's team will have already analysed the fight to beyond this level of depth. If not, then I reckon that Fury's new camp will teach him a lot more tricks, otherwise he wouldn't have stopped training with Ben.

Here is a job application fill it out and move out of your moms basement ffs TL

Ha HA! In all honesty though I dunno if Wilder's coach has anywhere near that level of boxing analysis or coaching ability. I doubt he'd be able to process that information in to much useful for Deontay.

That is what I was thinking 🤣.

Alex Riahi it’s fine, wilder doesn’t understand English

😂🤣😂

@jenks Cx This will be a great fight for both men.

@@kjay1149 HA HA HA HA🤣😂🤣🤣

Good way to loose big chunks of your ears too 😖

Hold and fight old school inside the booth and don’t let him come forward and he will lose

the Tyson Fury that beat Klitchko would have never been touched by Otto Wallin. this Fury got hurt by Otto Wallin. hes not the same as he once was. he goes down in 7.

ultra vires i think hes very much near what he was before now.hes in great shape looking decent and very focussed like he was against klitchko. He did get touched by cunningham though didnt he? Styles make fights and boxers sometimes do take the gas off certain fights

Richie Crook Fury doesn’t think so.

Vincent Benedict that version of Haye would have destroyed Fury

nah a Prime haye would kill fury , Wilder and Joshua... a Prime Klitschko too

Your sleeping on just how good Haye was in his prime. Would beat all these heavyweights today

@@simonyoesco6336 I doubt it. Prime Klitschko might have been something, but having watched Haye's fight with Klitschko, the disadvantages he would have faced would have gotten him beat down by Fury. He would probably take out Joshua I've got no doubt, but Wilder would have been hard as hell because one slip up would have meant he goes to the mat.

@@isaacjacobs3785 LOOOOOOOOOOL no. Spot the casuals in the comments. Klitschko beat Haye with a jab then Haye blamed his toe for the loss. Took 3 rounds to beat a terrified Audley Harrison lmao. Haye wouldn't have landed a glove on Fury's chin, he couldn't even hurt Klitschko when he did eventually land a right hand and Klitschko doesn't have an iron jaw he'd been sparked out several times before he fought Haye. Haye is like the UK Mike Tyson to casuals, he got KO'd by a 40 year old Carl Thompson ffs and never had a rematch because Haye tried to low ball Thompson with less than half the purse he received for the 1st fight despite Thompson winning lol.

He broke his toe at the end

How many fights make a trainer great?

@@jide2946 69

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TheUnbeardedGamer7777 Lol! Congratulations to the new WBC & Lineal Champion Tyson Fury. Deontay Wilder will be back for the trilogy and it will be lit.

@@Ballajd1 mad reapect for wilder mate people can bang on about his lack of technique and that but the fact is wilder is not only the hardest puncher in existence he is one tough s.o.b was getting beat up for 6 and a 1/2 rounds and still wanted more and after the fight when wilder saw fury coming over to him first thing he thought to do was hug the man who had just battered him pure class from wilder bring on the trilogy lets ave some more!!!

@Nenad Durutovic The reason why Tyson Fury got rid of Ben Davidson was because of his father John Fury. Tyson Fury was over trained for his last fight with Otto Wallin and he was weight drained as well. This is how Tyson Fury got badly hurt by getting a huge cut around his eye. This is why John Fury told Tyson Fury to get rid of Ben Davidson.

Ben did incredible things to get Fury back in the ring but I think Fury needs something different now.

Hotters 7060 Peter fury isn’t Tyson’s dad 🤣🤣🤣 john fury is

@@EducationProfessional-pc6ep I made a mistake. It is John Fury that is Tyson Fury's father.

@@Hotters9060 watch your eyes

Usman Faraz GTFOH

Likeaboss gut feeling never lies deontay wilder will win this I predicted a draw the 1st fight and I predict that this fight will be a devastating ko from deontay wilder

@@bahfah107 oh we are not worthy wise one