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Seems feeling in the office are split on the big Fury/Wilder third fight.Personalky i think it's a potential banana skin for Fury,it's not ideal circumstances and depends on his mental state.Hes watched a legacy fight against AJ firstly put on hold due to a court preventing it happening,then AJ losing to Usyk.Personally I can't see AJ winning a rematch against Usyk he had all the tools to control and bully Usyk,but simply put he allowed Usyk to dictate the pace and flow of the fight,I don't think AJ has the tools to adjust enough to beat a world class boxer like Usyk.As for Tyson I'm going with Fury on points but Wilders always in with a big punchers chance.
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On it and should be back online shortly,it's time consuming re-cataloguing nearly 500 career sets going back to the days of Sam Langford along with rate fights documentaries etc so many thanks for your patience And enjoy the fight.Sadlybregards AJ vS Fury I can't help but see it ending up as anything more than a massive UK domestic dust up as opposed to a legacy fight.

Hope everyone is still keeping safe and well just a note on site Thomas is now doing a special where you can order one set free at any time doesn't have to be with any order just free career set with the idea of making a small contribution to nhs or charity of your choice doesn't have to be site price even if just couple of pounds every little helps if you are unable to make any donation please still do feel free to contact us as we appreciate times are hard for many at the mo I know my watching of boxing had increased greatly after the kids in bed and I've been watching lot of the old classics but also some fights that happened which aren't appreciated as they should be so this week going to throw into the mix one of the most under rated middleweight champs in Sumbu Kalamby.Anyone who had seen Sumbu in action will know catch his fights with Mike McCallum both fights great.Sumbus career started in 1980 and he finally retired in 1993 after a loss to Chris Pyatt on points,along the way he fought McCallum twice one win one loss,beat Herol Graham twice,won against Steve Collins Doug DeWitt Robbie Sims Iran Barkley Buster Srayton anf lost to Michael Nunn and Ayub Kalule his final record was 57-6-1 with 33 kos and only knocked out once by Michael Nunn in prime would have certainly give the legendary Hagler a tough bout watch some of the bombs he exchanged with the body snatcher were painful to watch so of never seen him have a look well worth it.Once again many thanks and stay safe

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So tonight sees the big rematch and just have weird feeling Wilder may just do it.While Fury has the better boxing brain at times like in the Cunningham fight he seems to switch off and gets dropped and while always gets up there's going to be the one time he doesn't and this is ideal time for Wilder to exploit the cuts from the Wallin fight those sorts of cuts make the skin more subseptible to cuts either way think it could be a classic as for unification with AJ again I'd go for either Fury or Wilder for that one AJs vulnerability was exposed first in Klitschko fight though he survived his first gut check in that fight then the first Ruiz fight he couldn't cope with Ruiz crowding style of fighting whilst adjusting for the rematch he looked far from great against an unmotivated Ruiz