'IF TYSON FURY FOUGHT ALI...' - TIM BRADLEY MAKES BOLD CASE FOR 'BEST OUT OF 3' FURY VS MUHAMMAD ALI

[KenyelSR]

The promo alone for Fury vs. Ali would be legendary.

[longdonut]

Tim Bradley lookin like James lights out toney

[mobetter]

Fan boys be like Wilder is bum, , Fury beat Wilder 3 times now he is the greatest.GTFO.

[colleenkennedy]

Imagine an Ali-Fury press conference 🔥

[fantagrape]

Tyson Fury is nowhere near as fast punching and movement. He's fast and throwing heat from the first to the last round. Fury is great in the clinch putting his weight on an opponent. But he's also great at range with those long arms. He would not be able to keep up with Ali's pace and stamina though. Ali would piece him up in later rounds.

[xGhostRidah]

Cassius Clay would take Fury into deep waters. Clay would beat Fury easily in 12 rounds. Especially if it went to 15 rounds. Shoot nevermind Ali. A prime Larry Holmes would beat Tyson Fury.

[deezbollas]

Im surprised Bradley didnt throw his own name in there since it looks like hes planning on moving up to heavyweight soon 😂

[jdsirrom]

Fury didn’t look amazing in the fight; he used his weight, just like the last fight, in order to tire Wilder. It was a very exciting fight though- a sluggish fight; no extraordinary skill display; I’m just being honest.

[thestarvingdjs]

People just Forget Lennox Lewis in these all-time great discussions

[matthew-jyjp]

Is it a coincidence that Timothy always supports the guy that's connected to top-rank and ESPN ? Cuz if you're telling me that Tyson the Burger King Fury could beat Muhammad Ali you're batshit crazy

[bilalmohammed]

don't talk about ali
he the greatest 🙌 ever boxer in history fury ain't no where near ali opponent but tyson fury is a very good fighter right now

[evangelodippolito]

You could not fuck with mike Tyson in his prime like 1987 undisputed mike Tyson. I’ll never forget the moment he came out to fight tyrel Biggs and that was the most intense entrance I’ve ever seen till this day when I go see fights.

[cag]

Ali in a heatbeat..he was the greatest..period..

[mrpragmaticone]

Fury wouldn’t beat Tyson, Ali, Foreman or Holmes if he fought those fighters in their primes. Fury is lucky to be fighting in a era where heavyweight competition is minimal at best. Stop all Fury is the GOAT talk. He’s not. He’s not even close

[ilikevines]

Modern heavyweights are almost like a different weight class compared to heavyweights from the 70s…6’6 and 250 pounds plus. Hard to compare

[gaffle-]

Ali went 15 rounds on the regular. He’s no one-trick, wild-punching Wilder and he’s not a robotic Vladimir. Fury has the size edge and advantage of learning from the fighting fore-fathers but Ali would win a TKO on cuts.

[opinionated]

Thing is with Ali is that he was an outside fighter. Against fury he would have to become an infighter and pressure fighter. That's a huge stylistic change which he would not be used to. He won't be able to box on the back foot with his jab. This is why klitchsko struggled with Fury as he had no alternative style to pressure fury and slip onto the inside.

Stylistically Joe Fraizer has a better chance against Fury.

[kid--presentable]

Larry Holmes would be a nightmare for fury

[tommytimetelevision]

Fury has nervous breakdowns having to defend against 40 yr old Ukrainians. He would of in tears once Ali had everyone laughing at him. Big donkey only has "dosser, dosser, dosser" in his vocabulary

[dcuss]

Muhammad Ali's third-round stoppage of Cleveland Williams.
The best performance by a heavyweight champion ever,
in my book.