Tyson Fury's Brilliant Boxing Explained - Technique Breakdown

Being one of the largest men in his divisions history, you might think that Fury would rely on size and strength to bully his way through the competition. But instead, Fury is a pure boxer, cultivating slick movement and subtle traps to confound and embarrass his competitors. It’s apparent that, although Fury was named after Mike Tyson, he has been far more influenced stylistically by fighters like Muhammad Ali.
In fact, like Ali, Fury’s entire repertoire is mostly comprised of fients, multi directional jabs, guard manipulations, and next level head movement, all built around a masterful sense of timing.
So let’s take a look at how Fury has used each one of these skills to become one of the best pure boxers on the planet.
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[@boersjaak5353]

Please breakdown Miguel canto his style of fighting on the outside on the backfoot outjabbing taller fighters with more reach probarly one of the best pure boxers ever

[@hanadamien3348]

You made me love boxing again and remotivated me thanks brother

[@saeedurrahman2056]

Tyson fury is 31 and his 6'9 tall

[@roejogan2748]

Please breakdown evander holyfield

[@fredyscanlan]

These videos are so good I wanna take up boxing at 42...

[@holbeincrane4130]

I love how Fury just looks like someone who doesn't know what he's doing, when he is, in fact, destroying his opponents

[@meathead919]

You mean guys like Seferi, Pianeta and Wallin? Compelte garbage opponents? Which top 10 fighters has Fury "destroyed"?

[@Me-by8qi]

Is it "drunken fist" manipulation of the perception of negative space? I don't know anything.

[@saeedurrahman2056]

Tyson fury is 31 and his 6'9 tall

[@watchingyourvideo8029]

meathead919 well he made the champ look like a fucking overrated goon, for one. Moron. And don't try and preach to me about the knockdowns, fury controlled the entire fight.

[@kirkd1268]

klitschko? Every boxer has warm up fights mate and at least he beats them unlike AJ

[@burgerflipper6952]

A man that big shouldn’t move like that but does

[@burgerflipper6952]

Peter Connell his body size especially 6’9 you don’t see guys like that with such beautiful footwork

[@thebernism1]

@Peter Connell NBA isn't boxing. You know this.

[@BG-fh5me]

@Peter Connell true 6'9 dudes with 40 inch verticals and 4.50 in the 40 yard dash is way crazier

[@davonbenson4361]

Josiah Paz. I agree.

[@burgerflipper6952]

Peter Connell yeah but they are very lean muscle tall and fast

[@mider-spanman5577]

I must admit, I judged him on his physique and attitude rather than his skills.

[@is1hair]

He's an absolute genius and I didn't even see it until his fight with Wilder. No one blames you, not even the fat man himself.

[@2xHooligan]

That’s where people get caught in the ring.

[@wadespencer3623]

When your name is Fury, people get certain expectations about your style.

[@OnyxXThePunch]

And it's funny most people think he's a jackass but he's actually a really nice guy . That said a lot of people do overlook him ain't nobody blames anyone for it I mean I understand he's kind of a chubby guy look at Ruiz nobody expected him to be the champion ( i made bank of that fight ) sometimes it's better to be fat fit than actually fit because you're underestimated

[@migueltorres1949]

@Abdullah D.J.F Agreed bro, I've seen a lot of Skinny guys in the gym hit hard, and Fat guys hit fast. Lol

[@Mbdslest1964ltd]

When he was coming up, I thought he was a clown, turns out I'm the clown. Best moving heavyweight since Ali.

[@husain4718]

I think holmes was the best since Ali at movements. But fury is close

[@daveyjones18]

@@husain4718 I'd say his movement's on par with those guys. It just doesn't look as slick cos he's got a herky jerky rhythm lol

[@fredyscanlan]

He was a clown coming up. He’s super smart, adjusted his mentality, and improved massively in a short space of time as a result:)

[@Mbdslest1964ltd]

@@daveyjones18 Herky jerky worked for walcott, I'm a fan.

[@LKeet6]

@@fredyscanlan wrong. He used to take some silly shots and he needed time to adjust to ring boxing, but his offensive AND defensive style were always the same, as described in this video. I mean, you're not wrong that he's improved massively, but which professional boxer doesn't from their first 5-10 fights to when they become a champ? But you're talking as if he completely changed from being "a clown" to a natural boxer. He was always a natural boxer, and fought this way for many years before becoming a pro.

[@jasperkronkje3487]

What an incredible boxer. I've never seen a man of his size be able to move like he does. Incredible.

[@anticlimacticstegosaurus2647]

Jake Lamotta well he was 191 cm and weighed 107 kg opposed to furys 116 so I really don’t know where you got your information from...

[@VCanisMajorisY]

@@jakelamotta2387 Go easy on him Jake Lamotta, Old Ram boy has been dead for thousands of years.

[@niallschiefler8636]

Anticlimactic Stegosaurus lol those numbers way off

[@saeedurrahman2056]

Tyson fury is 31 and his 6'9 tall

[@saeedurrahman2056]

@@allwoundup3574 Tyson fury is 6'9

[@basilguerrero5748]

Everything in Tyson Fury is deceiving. He doesn’t even look like a fighter. He is a class all his own.

[@benjaminshields9421]

He looks like the dad from Good Luck Charlie

[@euripides2134]

Dosser

[@daveyjones18]

He defies all laws of gravity 😂

[@maz5519]

@@benjaminshields9421 🤣🤣🤣

[@mattiasandersson8693]

I know right. His body type is actually more ideal for fighting, since the extra fat makes him more resistant to damage. His gas tank is also bigger since he doesn’t punish himself when making weight

[@damienholland9244]

When I first saw Fury fighting I didn't understand his constant use of erratic dancing / movement but this explains it well. I don't see any heavyweights moving like that these are very quick and small movements and he does it throughout the whole fight which says something about his cardio.

[@LegendInThaMakin]

U must be new. Frazier fought like that, erratic movements and all.

[@danvtheman]

Right fury looks like Ali mixed with Frazier when he’s fighting

[@davidcampos2615]

@@LegendInThaMakin Frazier was much smaller and an inside fighter. Fury is huge and an awkward outboxer.

[@markjoshuapablo7308]

LegendInThaMakin Frazier fought erratically. But it was a swarmed style. Not pure boxing.

[@wesleyandries3434]

Were was the movment when wilder sparked him out twice......he looked real good then Didnt he

[@ActuallyReid]

Was waiting for the Tyson Fury breakdown and it certainly did not disappoint! Fury is a huge inspiration to me and I'm glad we got to see an in depth look at his tricky style.

[@MrZimono]

Listening to this guy break it down like he did with the legends made me feel for the first time that im watching a legend unfold live.

[@benvella1728]

Well said, 8th generation potato assassin.

[@BobbyHollingshead]

Can't wait to see your new vid breaking down Fury/Wilder 2...

[@leehammer9894]

It's going to be huge, to a man who knows what he's looking for, it's going to be epic. Fury now going for power and stepping on his shots with that boxing IQ, range and weight? That fight was an exhibition to all the division,. "I ain't playing no more"

[@Head318Hunter]

4:29 That LEFT-RIGHT then immediate clinch looked SOOOO much like typical Ali. Fury is a master of retro 1940s to 1970s tactics in this present day. I'm so ready for Fury-vs-Wilder 2

[@bedford4383]

Dude it was epicccccc

[@DarkW0lverine]

Despite being the only boxer to ever punch himself in the face mid-fight, he still won & continues to win. That, plus his other fetes, makes this guy damn near legendary

[@jasperkronkje3487]

Klitschko actually punched himself in a fight as well.

[@tonyb9735]

@@UhhhhOhhh Excellent news. I must be one of the best fighters!

[@jackcole4020]

I remember this. He said he got bored in the fight because his opponent wasn't hitting him, so he decided to uppercut himself. He's such a joker. 😂

[@seanireland7019]

Jack Cole yeah he said that when he did a stand up comedy set if I’m not mistaken so funny

[@jackcole4020]

@@seanireland7019 yeah that's right he did it for that charity thing on telly years ago, it was actually pretty funny if I remember. Might have to watch it back. 😂

[@manjay49]

Thanks for this. Until this clip, I just didn't not "get" Fury's boxing strategy or style. I thought he was kind of "goofy", or something. But this analysis shows how clever and skilled he is. And how he uses his quick-firing *brain* to control his body with such great effect. Cheers.

[@DeeJay2715]

Another brilliant video. Fury was underrated for a long time, for his antics & out of ring behaviour. However for me, he's the only guy I've seen who comprehensively outboxed Vladimir Klitschko. Of all the current heavyweights, he is the best boxer, Ruiz has the quickest hands, while Wilder is the biggest puncher. Joshua has little bit of everything, but his ringmanship was exposed a bit by Ruiz & it'll be interesting to see if he has learned from that experience.

[@kotukuwhakapiko467]

100%

[@joesladden9914]

What did you think of Joshua's performance in the rematch?

[@DeeJay2715]

@@joesladden9914 Well he certainly seemed to have learned from the first fight. He got himself in tip top condition & boxed clever by avoiding getting into a close range slugfest where Ruiz quick hands could come into play. He was helped by Ruiz being in worse shape than previously & therefore less able to get into position to hit Joshua with the big shots. The fight itself was a bit of an anti climax but from AJs' perspective, exactly the right tactics to employ.

[@robertotoledo1501]

When a 6'9 giant moves his feet like that you just have to accept that he defies nature, and there is beauty where you wouldn't expect...

[@dazuk1969]

I love this dudes technical breakdown of fighting techniques. Few of us actually know the nuts n bolts of what is happening when we watch a fight. Absolute respect and peace to you my friend.

[@timeless4369]

Extremely intelligent boxer. His movement is truly world class, Ali-level movement imo. For me he is easily the best in the world and already one of the all time greats.

[@saeedurrahman2056]

Tyson fury is 6'9 and his 31 years old

[@saeedurrahman2056]

His 6'9 look how tall Is that

[@jmoa5758]

Lol slow down

[@mikeyL575]

😂😂

[@dandude211]

when he beats AJ 2 times then i think he should be put at least in the same category as lennox lewis.He definitely better than vlad.

[@CharlieSnowball25]

Yes finally! Could never find a good Fury breakdown on youtube. Thanks.

[@catturd5510]

Fury is the man its been a while since we have seen a real boxer in the heavyweight division

[@catdogfishdogcats]

When the funky music decides to take center stage over the analysis

[@drey4209]

I get shivers every time I see this man duck an weave away from wilders punches 🥶👌🙌🙌

[@jasonahdjfhsdfg]

Watching Wilder punch air for 36 minutes is the highlight of the last 10 years of boxing for me.

[@drey4209]

Jason Eagles yea I think I agree

[@roberthenrypoet]

What about those two times Wilder didn't miss and sent Fury right to the floor? I'm sure that's included in those 36 minutes.

[@mr.anderson1562]

@@roberthenrypoet wilder got outboxed the whole time that knock down just came from nowhere

[@psychoticpurse6579]

@@mr.anderson1562 exactly right

[@zeramoke]

Fantastic breakdown of Fury's skillset. I think hes been needing for the boxing fanbase especially here in the UK to show and agree on just how good Fury is. Respect

[@vaderetro264]

Time for another Fury video...

[@bushisback112]

Fury got me interested in boxing, I didn’t really follow the sport at all until I watched fury vs Wilder. I wondered why Fury wasn’t being talked up as much as these other boxers despite him clearly having great skill. Good to see hes being appreciated now.

[@jasonahdjfhsdfg]

Same with me.

[@OnyxXThePunch]

Dude thank you I've been begging for this for a while now

[@jackcrepps8986]

He’s like a bigger slower Ali. His ability to mess up his opponent’s rhythm is top tier. This coupled with his excellently timed counters make him extremely dangerous. Aggressive Defense sums him up perfectly. Edit: I was wrong when I said Fury was only slightly slower than Ali. I tend to get a little too excited when talking about the newer heavyweights. No disrespect to Ali. He is and forever will be the goat!

[@tonyb9735]

He’s like a bigger massively slower, less talented Ali .... impersonator. F*ck me, Fury is not in remotely the same league as Ali, not even close. Ali was faster, tougher, smarter .. plus he actually had an offence.

[@kevinking2380]

Came here to say he’s a lot slower but you guys got it

[@putinczen7523]

@@tonyb9735 You are just blind if you say that. Ali didn't CREATE any of his techniques. These are basics of boxing which Fury perfected in his own way.

[@tonyb9735]

@@putinczen7523 My points remain; Ali was faster, tougher, smarter .. plus he actually had an offence. Are you seriously suggesting otherwise? Please, go ahead, tell me which of my assertions you disagree with.

[@putinczen7523]

@@tonyb9735 I don't think so. Fury is definitely more fluent and is more commendable given his 6 foot 9 inch body. Fury has lesser power than Ali. Ali was faster while moving around. Fury is faster while moving his head and punches. As in toughness Fury got up after getting a knockout two knockout punches and we haven't even seen everything from him. When Fury retires we'll see who comes out on top.

[@shayedislam9924]

Fury was robbed

[@samwoodley7625]

Shayed Islam 115-111 for me. Gave Wilder the first, and the two obvious 10-8 rounds. Fury cleaned up other than that, on the multiple viewings I’ve given the fight. Tenth round even felt like a 10-8 round in Fury’s favour in spirit. Rochin’s card, the reverse of mine, was staggering.

[@OriginalNutta]

Shayed Islam rury was fobbed

[@ddvsgd9508]

114 - 112 Fury

[@skuastone9698]

So was Africa.

[@chiru5362]

@@skuastone9698 we wuz

[@jackcole4020]

Now people understand why he's called the Gypsy King. Because he's the king of the HW division.

[@anKlespaNNeR]

Well he is enthnic Irish Traveller although family settled in Manchester. Travellers have fighting in their blood

[@DaveSCameron]

@@anKlespaNNeR indeed yes and this unheralded quilt has made pugilism into a party *

[@jimmyc1518]

These breakdowns are 2nd to none. Great job.

[@davebriggs2919]

I never really respected him cause I judged him on his physique instead of his technique. But wow I saw this videp and clicked coz I was interested to know why he was good. I have so much more respect for him now. He moves incredibly.

[@LukeFaulkner]

I wasn't even that big into boxing until I found your channel. Honestly really fascinating stuff! Helps me appreciate what's going on in a fight.

[@ruggerREL]

The fury that fought Steve Cunningham waldimir and fury are all different yet effective great performances

[@alexhendrick8288]

Head movement of fury just makes his opponents feel so slow that they defeat themselves .

[@itwasalladream7134]

Was waiting for you so a Tyson break down. Thank you. Really appreciate your work! Would support you on Patreon if you have one?

[@crofty_92]

Finally somebody has broken down the skill of this incredible individual. You're content is outstanding and I can't wait for the book!

[@George_M_]

Klitschko spends the whole fight looking like "what are you doing? Stop it!" and this explains why

[@BreuckelensFinest]

The first time I saw this man box I said, "WOW"! I've never seen a man this big move the way he does. Everyone here in america laughed at me and said he's a bum. I said, "No no no, this man is a pure boxer and he's going to be hard to beat!" On top of that I love his attitude. He's respectful and only responds in kind to disrespectful people. I love him!

[@kevingoldsmith1724]

I spend a good portion of my time arguing with Americans who think Fury is useless 😂

[@pimpindaouse]

Well it’s about damn time son

[@alexkorcsog208]

It's incredible watching Fury-Wilder II, and seeing so many of your observations being demonstrated.👍

[@TheElectricChickens]

I honestly think Tyson is the best heavyweight in the world today. I hope these rumors of him moving into MMA aren't true. The Wilder rematch needs to happen.

[@fezziwig184]

He said he wants an MMA fight before Christmas so the Wilder fight should still go ahead in Feb.

[@walkermco1]

There was a group of 6 of us watching the fury-wilder rematch. My buddies girlfriend took one look at fury and just started laughing, saying he was gonna get knocked out. Said he looked like the dad from minions, etc just ripping him. Then fury goes out and loooooks like the best on earth. Was perfect

[@JOBXR]

What was her reaction ? Shocked? Lol

[@jakemitchell1671]

I'd love to hear your take on Fury's relative lack of power for a man so large. I've argued in several places that his lack of power is the result of being so defensive. He rarely plants and fires off his back foot and rarely commits his hips, because he's 100% committed to ALWAYS being in a position to retreat and move. You cannot be a power puncher without risk, and Fury is almost never willing to take that risk. I believe it will cost him, because he gives all the best fighters a full 12 rounds to find his chin, and like Wilder showed, give a man 12 rounds and he WILL find you at least once.

[@user-eu4sj5is5e]

British style. No rotation.

[@rawbe958]

Love your vidz...your breakdown is superb. ...extremely informative and enjoyable to watch multiple times...

[@yourboyvic]

Your choice in music supports your narration perfectly, well done

[@herbertgearing1702]

It's amazing to see a man that size move like Fury! I'm always looking on in stunned disbelief, I can't imagine how hard it is for his opponent.

[@nonameguy2092]

I would much rather prefer to see a fight between Andy Ruiz Jr. and Tyson Fury more than one between Ruiz and Anthony Joshua or even Wilder. Both Fury and Ruiz Jr. have been boxing since an early age, both move with a fluidity that only people with that background have, I think it’d be one of the greats.

[@callum455]

No Name Guy nah fury would fuck up ruiz just because of his size and range and the fact that Fury is 9 inches taller than ruiz

[@prabesh8277]

That's a bad matchup bro. While Ruiz has faster hands but he isn't light on his feet to get to Fury. And to go along with it, the height and reach difference is even more significant.

[@mrobitwice77]

Fury would take Ruiz to school lol

[@nonameguy2092]

I don’t know, I don’t see Fury rolling over him like he doesn’t exist. And I don’t think Fury can keep him out of range forever and ever. He’s at 34-1 professionally and at 105-5 amateur, that’s not luck either. And 6’9” isn’t infintely tall either, his chin isn’t in the clouds, untouchable, either. If Ruiz Jr. slams his 250 pound frame into his ribs, Fury will feel that too, that’s just physics. Or I could be wrong and he does get beat. I’d still like to see it.

[@mra682]

Good video thank you for your analysis.

[@user-ih2hi2pc1z]

Yo! Amazing video as usual, I learned so much from just your videos and that insight has brought so much more depth into my martial arts practice. And these breakdowns are the really one of the best! Speaking of breakdowns would you be willing to make a break down vid between Inoue vs Donaire, that match was one of the few matches that lived up to the hype and delivered some of the most intense moments in boxing to this date. Love your content and the passion your have for martial arts.

[@chunara]

The guys got mad skills

[@jasonahdjfhsdfg]

I honestly think Fury is the best pure boxer on the planet.

[@psychoticpurse6579]

I honestly think that is a ridiculous statement. If you said best heavyweight then I'd have without a doubt agreed with you, but best pure boxer on the planet??! Implying p4p, I very much disagree

[@hookgrip4jesus310]

Lomachenko, anyone?

[@okeefe6939]

Nick Gurr canelo picks past it fighters and is probably on steroids. Inoue is p4p number 1 and if he was American everyone would admit it

[@davidbrandel1311]

Jason Eagles He’s a little like Floyd Mayweather.

[@TainoMantis]

@Nick Gurr Canelo is highly skilled & has improved fight to fight, but honestly, he does pick fighters at the most convenient times for himself. The fact he's dropping out of Light Heavyweight after KOing a zombified 36 year old Kovalev is proof (he doesn't want a piece of Artur Beterbiev, or Bivol, or Gvozdyk). If Canelo can legit beat guys like Smith, Plant, or Bivol at 168...or clean out 160 by beating guys like Andrade and Charlo (GGG was robbed & does deserve that 3rd fight as well), then yes, he's No. 1 P4P. Loma & Usyk are the best pure boxers right now for me, but Fury is definitely up there skill-wise. Hopefully we can see Fury-Wilder 2, Fury vs. Ruiz/AJ soon.

[@orfeusdissenting685]

As a bit of a fairweather boxing fan, after last Fury fight I thought while I could see his subtler moves, alot of his head shots seemed to slide off opponent's face or glance off the neck & it was only w/ his body blows that he was putting the game away. This vid really brought insight into his style & strategies. Great stuff. Insta Sub.

[@shanemichaels3083]

This guys video's are awesome, I've never seen such in depth analysis before, informative and fascinating

[@zerg9523]

Fury vs Wilder was a work... Tyson was robbed.

[@nardoumizaki3086]

Lol and to the dumbasses that thought he was knocked out he clearly was conscious and the referee saw that so he didnt stop early count he got up with no visible problem such as a buckle or wobble of the knees he fucking jumped side to side to show he was ok and he got up at 9

[@ariantheassasin206]

Danm time have changed fury just won just won against wilder yesterday and he knicned wilder out

[@hotrodd29]

I like the little comparisons to Ali. Ali came back had 2 fights then lost to Frazier. Fury came back had 2 fights then drew with Wilder with only the knockdowns causing the draw. When Ali lost to Frazier no one thought he was the greatest, history always looks kinder on fighters when they’re gone, Fury will be judged kindly by history. Problem is he’s now messing around with wrestling, getting distracted, the demons are always threatening to come out. Tyson sees his toughest opponent every time he looks in the mirror.

[@youtoo2233]

Be sure you know what you're talking about when it comes to Ali because you're way off. Throughout Ali's entire career he never stopped saying I am the greatest, there was even a movie starring Ali, called the Greatest, this was when Ali was still fighting. Truth is many people don't know that Ali actually did all that greatest talk because he was just mimicking wrestlers who always put on a good show so Ali was just copying what they do. Ali said he started doing this around 1960 as he was turning professional. He would watch the wrestler Gorgeous George who was always saying I am the greatest and would make up nicknames for his wrestling opponents. Venues would be packed with people hoping to see if Gorgeous George could make good on his predictions of how he was going to beat other wrestlers. Ali thought that was a good idea so he started doing that himself and calling the round that he was going to win the fight. Watch Ali's fights closely, many of them have a WWE atmosphere. Ali wasn't just a boxer but also an Entertainer

[@TheRubberMatch]

L Rodd I don’t think the wrestling thing is that serious it just seems like he’s having some fun and making some cash. In interviews he still knows what he plans to do with his boxing career

[@remyblog7967]

1:30 into the first ever video on your channel and I hear you break down breathing technique and rhythm like I’ve never heard before 🔥

[@shipwreckedpoet3]

Your videos are so good. I always learn something.

[@garyw1971]

Everything ive always said 👍 great vid

[@neilgrant6876]

His skill is on another level

[@ChuckCoulter7572]

Again, thank you, Mr. Christian. TRULY! Great style analysis of the big man in constant movement. Once, in discussing style, you mentioned focusing on the changes older George Foreman made on his famed comeback trail. Who can forget Foreman slugging it out with an exceptional, in his prime, "Real Deal" Evander Holyfield, who, perhaps, gave Foreman too much respect, too much room, only to realize, a bit late, he HAD to strike hard, only to pull through. You promised (is that too much? I apologize in advance-after all, you do this for the fight-hungry) and I recognize you’re a busy man. Again, I learn so much. But I can't wait for the GF style analysis for my own mercenary reasons. On a roll, GF beat Qawi, struggled with Tommy Morrison (TM), a TM who displayed rare restraint and genuinely boxed-a rarity that would have been nice to see more, especially given TM’s unfortunately brief career, bedeviled by addiction and disease. Then Foreman puts away an undefeated Michael Moorer. Like you, I went to film school. Even took “Combat for the Camera” at UCLA. Any Bruins out there? I highly recommend this class. AWESOME! I wrote pro-wrestling (WWE). OK. Restrain the laughter, although Brock Lesnar and Kurt Angle and countless other good men and women are, certainly, far from jokes. I’ve been writing a Foreman screenplay. But Foreman’s comeback trail, at least from what I’ve read, has a strong personal narrative, dependent on funding his church boxing gym, his “heart project” to raise a troubled community. In San Juan, the apparition of the Christ appeared before him, as (was it Gil Clancy? My script is unfinished as I work on a longer work about a boxing gym. But funding his church in a gang-riddled community is a powerful back story. Foreman even said his “comeback,” with so much time having passed from the unexpected loss to Ali and later Jimmy Young, when Foreman suffered heat stroke in San Juan, allowed him to experience the sport-absent pressure. No longer “needing” to be the best freed up what was, in fact, BEST about him. I apologize for the long note (assuming your still here :))-I love this channel. Keep up the great work. (BTW: Foreman fights five guys in one night was awesome!) Tyson-Foreman -- with both in their respective primes, Foreman wins; on the comeback trail, it's Fury. PEACE!!

[@vidmohit4684]

I was pondering a while ago how can Tyson Fury be so successful at boxing given his physique in comparison to a lot of other boxers.. this video really shows how deceptively talented Fury is. I hope he beats Wilder again.

[@johndotcue]

He looks huge and somewhat unhealthy yet..... He's so good and fast. What the fuck. He does not make sense. The way he beat up Wilder in the 2nd fight was such a dominant showing.

[@MrTigracho]

I feel like Wilder wasn't on fight. He looked sloppy. Being that said, looks can be deceiving.

[@alexreeves6801]

Another cool vid. Fury is a clever boxer. Seems to me that his unorthodox style is indicative of the bare knuckle fighting of the gypsies.

[@blindfreddy3418]

@Rock Stone have you never seen the great movie snatch.

[@blindfreddy3418]

@Rock Stone great movie mate.

[@blindfreddy3418]

@Rock Stone lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣try brad pitt snatch

[@DeevornMiller]

Love these videos keep it coming

[@adamahalilovic9203]

Really appreciate your analysis of the fight game and learn plenty from you. Cheers 😀

[@rodneywashington2017]

Just by watching this video, and on my own watching and studying Tyson Fury, he's the best HW out there today. Ruiz just might beat Joshua again. I believe Fury beats Wilder again also. Would be interesting for a Ruiz vs Fury matchup. Fury is damn good with that shifty dancing style he does in the ring.

[@rodneywashington2017]

Well that's true! It's all about mathups. Ruiz style fits fine for fighting AJ. Not Wilder or Fury. AJ probably is #4 of all of them.

[@severusfloki5778]

Nick Gurr Yup

[@karlfarahi6326]

Fury is my favorite modern heavyweight!

[@bombercountyblues]

Having that funk guitar in the background as you talk about the importance of rhythm is genius.

[@choopa1670]

Was watching your videos already and you uploaded this. 😋

[@darkarpatron]

Though he may match Ali in movement, he evidently isn't as fast as Ali with handspeed, but he's instead far more proactive in his style and more willing to actively create openings in his opponents' defences. It's easy, and understandable, why Tyson Fury is frequently compared to Ali. It helps that his sheer size gets opponents to underestimate his true movement speed.

[@thegamingspotlightch]

Yeah, Ali had amazing speed, I think Fury definitely has fast hands for someone his size and faster hands than most heavyweights right now.

[@angryjock3938]

You need new video for Fury Wilder 2 lol

[@JamesLaserpimpWalsh]

Great vid. Subbed.

[@AlamoCityCello]

Great vid man!

[@MrEdium]

HE'S MY FAVORITE CURRENT BOXER. VERY ILLUSIVE. GREAT TIMING.

[@Xplicid]

Fav heavyweight, for me. Lomachenko my fav. His footwork and overall ability is second to none

[@abelincoln5698]

Elusive

[@psychoticpurse6579]

@@Xplicid Could debate Canelo there with that last statement

[@Xplicid]

PsychoticPurse 6 - yeah, definitely could debate that.

[@abelincoln5698]

@@Xplicid i like Usyk also. He's a talented boxer. I think he's got his work cut out for him as a heavyweight though

[@timopappas7178]

He is a great fighter. I love him

[@scottmckenna9164]

Your explanations are a master class in understanding the fight game.

[@9DIME]

Thanks for this video, will order your book soon. Patiently waiting on Dominick

[@AdobadoFantastico]

GYPSY KING!!

[@ferventheat]

You forgot how much Tyson moves his tongue during a match 😋

[@kenthomson9562]

Nice analysis.

[@57curtnevan]

Excellent analysis!

[@StridingHermitRV3-20]

Waiting for the Terrance Crawford video

[@rayhanakram9912]

This boy better do an Andy Ruiz breakdown or I'm going to be mad.

[@Aitonomouss]

This is an incredible breakdown, thank you

[@luke125]

Brilliant as always. Hey Ben I’m putting in a request for a breakdown of Tommy “The Duke” Morrison. I know he wasn’t the most amazing technical boxer ever but the number of incredible left hooks he landed and knocked guys out with is pretty impressive. Keep up the great work brother 🥊🥊

[@mjwbulich]

He might be the second coming of Jesus. I'm pretty sure I watched him die and then rise from the grave.

[@christopherchristopher360]

Lmao 😂😂😂😂

[@johnhendricks8140]

Especially with that Deontay fight.

[@dzzyvilanova560]

😂🤣

[@kirkd1268]

What against Strowman? Yeah that was epic i knew hed take himout

[@glynhannaford7332]

PEDs in action.

[@figogaati1064]

To be compared to Ali's movements is making a statement.....👊💥

[@MindSSetMedia3241]

Great video bro..

[@kevinking7414]

You’re the best man and you know so much ! I endorse your content 💯 %

[@Nadeem4582]

Do a Billy joe Saunders breakdown

[@riccsan1884]

Fury would make a great baki character

[@bryanleigh6497]

Pro level writing, both knowledge and expression. Thanks

[@SubuNomo]

That funky music in the background is just apt! Haha.

[@mrniceguy7168]

He’s easily the best HW right now, Deontay and AJ are a step below him, especially AJ.

[@tonyb9735]

Really? I think he's he's shi....ockingly limited. He can dance around and spoil a fight. I won't give him any more credit than that. Oh, fair play, credit where it's due; he's very big.

[@mrniceguy7168]

Tony Becker Deontay and AJ are just as big as him except without the chin or technique.

[@mrniceguy7168]

Tucker Johnson April fools!

[@mrniceguy7168]

Tucker Johnson He was knocked out in the amateurs and Ortiz has his ass doing the chicken dance you dumb bitch 😂👌

[@mikeyL575]

@@mrniceguy7168 you do realise fury has major technical flaws right

[@gringosalt3955]

Fury is so skilful. Amazing breakdown bro. For me he's the best HW since Ali.

[@habibhussain1808]

Gringo salt hell no have you forgotten about mike Tyson, Larry Holmes,Lennox Lewis and holyfield??

[@infinitemonkey917]

@@habibhussain1808 Do you think they could compete with the giants in the HW division today ?

[@gringosalt3955]

@@habibhussain1808 No I haven't forgotten about any of those. Mike Tyson was not a good boxer. He never once beat a world class opponent. He lost every single time he fought top tier opponents, and was knocked out 6 times in total. Out of all those you named I think only Lewis would stand a chance against Fury, and even then I think Fury's height weight and reach advantage would be the difference.

[@habibhussain1808]

@@gringosalt3955 don't even get me started Tyson was a brilliant boxer he beat Larry Holmes razor Ruddock2 and more. On the same point who did fury fight that he has beaten ??

[@whoopy1]

Fury only fought two good opponents. How can you compare him to Ali. SMH

[@king6238]

I love the colourful music for Tyson Fury 😂

[@GRPLiningServices]

I really hope you do a breakdown of this weekends fight.

[@tommackay7433]

I knew Fury would easily outbox Wilder. I can hardly wait for the rematch.,

[@dik2bik]

Opponents look like they're punching at a mirage

[@alanp.thompson156]

Brilliant video on boxing tactics

[@petershortland478]

Fury is by far the most balanced boxer in this division its incredibly rare you see fighters in this division like this, Uysk is intelligent but fighting is Furys DNA