Fury did give the best advice. If you keep listening to others, you’re going to waiver from your destiny. AJ should only listen to himself.

@@connormitchell6446 AJ has one then by your logic.

@@Jay-qm8cx the best advice ok 😂

@UCaAX1fDBuYJU85BQZsQfOYQ Where did he say best ever? No need to be so fragile!!

@boxing talk non bias All Facts Lol, salty Yank baby here

😂

Was just gonna say the same lol 😂

😂😂😂 lav it

What a Bo$$

Aye. I cringed. Suppose socks for a fella that size aren't easy to find.

@boxing talk non bias All Facts lmao

@boxing talk non bias All Facts you're such a non- skilled commenter like Deontay's an unskilled fighter

Was thinking the same thing.

@Liam Kennedy matchroom isn't with sky sports anymore they're with Dazn don't think they would really be bothered about that unless they completely erased all footage

@boxing talk non bias All Facts quiet nerd.

@@allyofficial4547 always one isn't there 😂

@boxing talk non bias All Facts another black delusonial wilder fan

Egg weights would of broken Tyson's knuckles. His left glove appeared floppy during one round due to Tyson being double jointed it slipped. How come there's only like 15 seconds of Fury having a floppy glove during the whole too fights he had with Wilder?

@boxing talk non bias All Facts damn where are yo facts my brotha

@Joichiro who would you say is the best?

@boxing talk non bias All Facts stfu

He has the deepest Voice

@Richard Danials me too. A couple of times. First time I thought he was gonna knock me out 😁. When I was a kid I took a pic of him with a flash. He wasn't happy. He'd not long fought Tyson in 88 and was still in full warrior mode.

Rob didn’t even say brilliant work 😂

Hmmmm! Haye to be one of those idiots who comments after the fact..but after what’s happened recently, do you still think he will become undisputed. I’d Love to see either fury or Joshua become undisputed but I can’t see it

😂😂😂😂

@CrispinBell Yup but I wrote that comment before witnessing Joshua's latest losses

Yeah he just joined pros at that time. He was doing well until he was fighting the top people, Klitschko, Ruiz, Usyk etc

@Richard Danials you obviously dont know your boxing old bean. Cos if you think either one of these would beat lewis, you are clearly on more than crack, and you must be eating them underpants, oh and you clearly have 0% knowledge of boxing

@Richard Danials I suppose you weren't born when Lennox was knocking everyone out. Best you go watch KZfaq vids and stop making yourself look dumb.

shush man😂. He doesn't want AJ

He's not awful. He's overrated

@Joichiro are you still going to say this when he beats wilder for the 3rd time who is supposedly the baddest man on the planet

All I’m saying is fury will be wilder. And beat Joshua.

@@tommyb5244 Nah I don't think he would beat AJ. Definetly AJ from 2-3 years ago but not now.

He wanted no part of Wilder. Nobody did before Fury showed he wasn't unbeatable.

Wat hard fights ? All he’s beat is klitchko who he only just beat

@@marshjj3788 OFFERED 100 MILLION FOR 3 FIGHTS YOU DONUT.

Learn maths or get your fact right

ONE top opponent Povetkin, which is still by FAR Joshua's best win.

Maybe Tyson was right then.

@@DudeSilad Could be!!!!!

😂 😂 😂

Can you update your comment?

@@imthebmf23 Even in defect, AJ still remains the face of HW boxing.

@@publichealth9470 LOL good joke. I hope your're not serious. Dont be delusional. He lost his titles to Usyk in humiliating fashion completely outboxed. Now it is Fury the face of the Heavyweight division. The winner between them will be undisputed the face of this generation heavyweight. Have a reality check slap.

@@publichealth9470 Here’s another reality check ✋ slap

Na reason being is because Tyson Fury is a fraud who conned the boxing public. Don’t try to share the blame. AJ wants the fight, it can easily be made if Fury wants it just as bad

If they both win their next fights it should be done if not then hw division is done for now

@@Lu149 AJ has never wanted the fight with Fury or Wilder, the only time he has piped up is when he know Fury has a legal obligation to fight Wilder... you really think Hearn would have let Ruiz just anger off after the 1st fight and fight Tyson instead?! NO! BECAUSE THEY HAD A REMATCH CONTRACT WHICH IS LEGALLY BINDING.

​@@jamesanthony4946 Don't defend Tyson Fury because he's no better. Whether Fury actually pushed for the fight or not is irrelevant, the fact that he was selling a non existent fight baring in mind when it came to the press aj didn't say much it was Tyson doing most of the talking about the fight. He knew that there was an arbritration so why was he doing all that talking?

AJ's first pro fight was I think October of that year, so I assume it was just before his first pro fight.

@boxing talk non bias All Facts Worst name ever for accuracy. lol

@@blackknight1013 thanks, it would make sense for them to be bringing in a young exciting British prospect fresh off winning Olympic gold!

How so

@@jimjones8056 Well when it wrong he pointed the finger and blamed other people. He has been listening to other people otherwise he wouldn't be fighting Wilder again...and he hasn't given all he can either!

Of course not. The man contradicts himself every time a microphone is put in front of his big gob.

@@romelleking7426 He has clearly given all he can just to get back to the top, also, he is fighting Wilder again due to a contract he had to sign to get the fight in the 1st place... You really think Eddie would have just allowed Ruiz to stroll off and fight another challenger? No, he would have took him to court and won because he has a CONTRACT.

@@jamesanthony4946 Fighting people like sefari is giving his all? The same contract he could of got out of before December. Fury and Wilder could have had that fight ages ago....you all know it! Speaking of this contract...Fury was made mandatory before that fight which means he didnt have to accept any rematch clause! Ruiz was not a mandatory. I know you Fury fans dont like to hear it but the man is not all he says he is and if you choose to believe everything he says thats your own fault.

He only fights genuine contenders these days.

Lol

What's hilarious about this is that in one month since you've typed this, AJ has lost and Fury has won.

i hope thats a joke lmao

@@sm3thy71 I’m just being facetious,if you take it face value Fury looks like he ran from the fight, even though that might not be the case, obviously there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye, I just derive great pleasure from calling him a coward since he and his fans did the same to AJ in a similar situation.

@@CombatCinema12 AJ has never wanted the fight with Fury or Wilder, the only time he has piped up is when he knew Fury had a legal obligation to fight Wilder... you really think Hearn would have let Ruiz just anger off after the 1st fight and fight Tyson instead?! NO! BECAUSE THEY HAD A REMATCH CONTRACT WHICH IS LEGALLY BINDING.

@@jamesanthony4946 I thought You were sensible enough to believe that both men wanted the fight but clearly I was wrong. Over 120 million dollars was offered to Wilder in addition to several preceding offers that Would have been Deontay Wilders biggest payday....All Rejected, Yet you choose to vacuously believe AJ didn’t want the fight. You then go on to claim that AJ only started piping up when he knew that Fury was legally obliged to rematch Wilder, how does that make any sense? What you are insinuating is that Eddie Hearn and Anthony Joshua knew something that Bob Arum and Fury didn’t, even though Fury and his team were the ones who were dealing with it, and guaranteed everyone it would not be a problem. That’s a stretch, that requires me to suspend logic, which I’m not willing to do at all, How could AJs team know something Fury and his team didn’t?? FURYS Team guaranteed that the arbitration wouldn’t be a problem ! The most logical conclusion to reach is that AJ wanted the fight and Fury and his team knew that the arbitration was an ongoing issue yet guaranteed Hearn and everyone else the fight, because they knew the arbitration would simultaneously rescue them from a potential fight against AJ. And Promote the Wilder/Fury III rematch. Or Fury and AJ both genuinely wanted to fight one another and Wilder screwed things up. But then again why sign up for a fight when you know you’ve got ongoing legal issues? And How quickly Fury/Wilder III was signed was rather suspicious to say the least. I choose to believe the initial option over the latter because my logic is infallible.

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Fury is still undefeated AJ isn’t an Fury beat the other 2 best of this generation Klitscho an Wilder until AJ fights Fury or Wilder

AJ did need that advice. He didn't give it his all versus Usyk and now blames his team for the gameplan.