WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO IN DENIAL ABOUT TYSON FURY PSYCHOLOGICAL DOMINANCE!!!

[@JOHNROBERTCRUZ]

The educational level of Klitschko is one that usually creates a person who thinks they are mentally superior to those who do not have college degrees...TYSON FURY turned the prefight hype into a schoolyard verbal brawl ... And then methodically dismantled Klitschko in the boxing ring...THERE'S ONLY ONE TYSON FURY!!!

[@JOHNROBERTCRUZ]

@Cullan Wiltshire Glad you see me point...I cannot say to what degree my comment is correct...But I am sure it has at least some validity...

[@JOHNROBERTCRUZ]

@ Thank you for responding...I agree with you totally...As well as your assessment of TYSON FURY... He is the straw that stirs the Boxing HEAVYWEIGHT Drink...Which means the sport itself...He is a master shhh talker that can BACK IT UP !!! THERE'S ONLY ONE TYSON FURY!!! 😊

[@Slumdog4502]

"I stayed in that sauna for like, 40 mins! I was ready to die in that sauna!!" One of funniest things I've ever seen lol

[@sugarray6250]

"I was prepared to die in that sauna"

[@marc-xp5tk]

He must of ment it to haha

[@summers7468]

Johnny Nelson: Who got out first? Wladimir Klitschko: GUUUUUUUULLLLLPPPPPPPPPPP

[@danselector3694]

Wlad always had mental frailties for a hw champ, unlike his brother who was the real one of the two. Let it go Wlad, the man with the supposed PHD showing continued weakness here. He might well have beat Fury in the rematch, this is what haunts him really i feel, not the sauna.

[@louiiliffe706]

That uncomfortable little smirk and gulp wlad did when Johnny nelson asked who got out first, it was written all over him he knew exactly what fury was talking about

[@MrNaannabothererZasz]

Tyson's got a 500 acre mansion in wlads head by now. Hahahah

[@MrClassicmetal]

Andy Ruiz' mansion!😁

[@Iamgavin]

Shannon Briggs was very respectful to Klitschko

[@martymccartan4616]

If your remember the head to head, Wladimir face when TYSON said he out lasted him in the sauna. It was priceless lol.

[@voltaspeeder17]

Tough guys like Klitschko, are always scared of crazy guys like Fury, because they can't read them due to their inpredictability.

[@Andrij_Kozak]

Of course he has to say this. But Fury beat Klitschko psychologically already before the fight. And Fury beat Wilder physically & psychologically before the upcoming 3rd fight.

[@mikeypc3592]

And Fury also ducked 2 rematches with Klitchko.

[@Andrij_Kozak]

@@mikeypc3592 that was a smart duck. Thats why he is still undefeated.

[@francocosentino8514]

Very true, the whole Batman sketch played against his corporate environment

[@omearadaniel]

Fury did a number on klits . Sounds about right

[@bigbubba4184]

Klitschko was getting old. Fury didn't psyche him out with gypsy mind tricks, klitschko didn't have it in him like that anymore. wladimir is very strong mentally, he isnt as awkward as americans belive, the illusion of him beeing awkward or whatever comes in when he has to defend himself in his third language. In reality he is a real pro who can withstand any type of pressure. That guy barely lost a round in his prime

[@zeeshanjanjooa744]

@@bigbubba4184 ahahahahhaha. He was mantally fragile. He was athletically gifted but not mentally strong. He was extremely cautious and afraid of being hurt. After he early losses in his career he was always terrified of being hit and lost confidence in his chin and his own self belief diminished. He tried as hard as he could to not make himself feel vulnerable again by giving himself every advantage to feel as if he was protected whether it be by canvas foam, picky about gloves, excessive holding etc. He felt uncomfortable when those weren’t there. He only overcame those demons imo in his losing effort against AJ. Before that he had the heart of a coward but the physical attributes of a champion

[@markwheeler4245]

I’m really disappointed we never saw Wlad get another crack at Fury the man deserved it 100%! I genuinely believe it would of been a very different fight

[@MannyRiberaOriginal]

I genuinely don’t.

[@tonyeleaglenurmagomedov4550]

Mark Wheeler why would it

[@markwheeler4245]

Ayo I just think Wlad would of been a different fighter in the rematch and actually let his hands go

[@ibrahim-sj2cr]

i agree i think it would be different, tyson still would have done what he neededd to get a win

[@benssquare361]

he put lifts in hes shoes vs fury aswell but still looked shorter ahha

[@danieloscroft136]

The Klitschko's definitely liked to control their environment to keep everything in their version of professional order. I remember a story of Dereck Chisora having to change his walk out music because his original choice of the only fools and horses theme tune wasn't mature enough.

[@ryanrevolutionfoods8154]

I rewatched the gloves are off yesterday. Fury psychologically destroyed wlad

[@TopholeVideography]

I feel like AJ presented himself in similar light to Klitschko in terms of the corporate professionalism. It wasn't until we saw big baby Miller pushing him around, when we got a glimpse at what AJ looks like when you get under his skin. Miller was in his head, when the fight fell through he didn't switch his focus and Ruiz seriously. The rest is history. Would he also be susceptible to Fury's mind games?

[@TheShowOff2I]

Luc 3 me Exactly, his mind was still on Miller the day before the Ruiz fight

[@boxinglondon6839]

With the old Fury yes. Not sure nowadays I think they respect eachother too much.

[@TopholeVideography]

@@boxinglondon6839 that's a valid point and one hell of a fight! It would have been nice to see them fight earlier on in their career, similar to Dubois v Gorman, as it lines up a triglogy. Hopefully we see at least one fight between them in their primes.

[@colinoliver6627]

@@boxinglondon6839 Fury can still flick a switch and turn his approach at any time though. He'd be AJs best mate in one press conference then go in on him the next

[@leonardcharles59]

A fighter just has to train and not get too emotional under any circumstances so that hes able to execute his fight as closely as planned when he's in the ring. If he can stare through his opponent like he wants to just beat him anyway, then he'll be ok. I don't think fury can psyche out Joshua and he knows it. Nothing he says seems to bother him so he s not going to have any mental advantage going into their fight.

[@catherinemartin6258]

Tyson got right in his head, everyone could see it

[@mikeyL575]

@Liberalism is a Cult is was a snorefest

[@JohnDoe-bj3tj]

Wlad ‘couldn’t let his hands go’ because he does everything off his jab- furys feints didn’t allow him to establish the job which meant his #1 tool was gone. Fury beats any version of Klitschko. Maybe if he had emmanuel to motivate but meh.

[@BoxingDoctor]

Tyson Fury is proud of his achievement. Cant knock on that. He can speak as much as he wants.. That's his achievement.

[@BoxingDoctor]

@Mar Ayres he deserve to feel good and say what ever he wants.. You may like it or not its his greatest accomplishment. At that tine Kilitchko was looked upon as the best HW.

[@mikiy84]

Those 3 K.O defeats that Wladimir suffered in the first part of his career did some psychological damage to him, so I'm not suprised he played this kind of games with his future opponents thereafter.

[@brendanlanders1870]

But they was against big punches he never got out boxed before

[@frankjaeger393]

Sauna thing I think meant more to Fury than it did Klitschko, alot of Klitschko opponent's played the sane games as well, Haye making Klitschko wait in press conference and ring walk etc, Jennings also refusing to spar Klitschko, Povetkin was the biggest one with that ridiculous purse bid end of day none of it made any difference it boils down to what you do on fight night. Fury was just better in the ring and I don't think it's because Klitschko was rattled etc.

[@susanreinert6962]

No the spongey canvass was very important. Fury relied on movement and mobility. The furys, point blank, refused to fight unless the canvass was changed. He wouldn't have won on the 5 or 6 inches of sponge that Klitschko had been training on for months.

[@frankjaeger393]

@@susanreinert6962 Oh yeah spongy canvas definitely was they was right to get that removed.

[@TubeFaddy]

Agreed. Shame we never got to see the rematch. 😟

[@omidcyrus5063]

Funny, I was watching the first Klitschko vs Fury ‘gloves are off’ yesterday... I’ve never seen Wlad squirm and physically gulp so badly when this Sauna issue was brought up. The usual ice-steel demeanour, programmed mind games, visibly melted for about a minute or so... you can tell he had never experienced having an ace card being pulled on him in that manner, exacerbated by the fact he was in denial looooool

[@brianmoatlhodi8444]

Watched it as well today and Tyson just had his number psychologically

[@riccardoverde4683]

good video- hatman at his best

[@silverkitty2503]

Tyson never fell for the suit. He saw through it.

[@ibrahim-sj2cr]

when tyson reminded wlad about the sauna and wlad denied it....tyson knew

[@danielwoj336]

The drug testing after the fight wasn’t part of the game, it was part of an system of cheating he maintained for over a decade

[@TheFightClxb]

Love Vlad but can’t get over that Fury loss

[@limitless1919]

Couldn’t, his career is over

[@tommyconnor8916]

What do you mean on what evidence lol. The guy is bitter about it to this day and still digs Fury out and has never given him credit. He’s a ukrainian prick

[@westfalenstadion7325]

' Tyson fury ' Beat this man before they even stepped into the ring etc, But 'Klitschko' was a former CHAMP and now 'Fury' is the CHAMP. respect

[@bradleyjones2855]

I cannot fault fury on his mind games......he played an absolute blinder!!!!!!!!!......

[@illspeak2398]

So Wlad remembers now ? Because he denied this ever happened

[@danlettuce8429]

100% FACTS BRO!!

[@goodyeoman4534]

A lot of the highly-structured, corporate atmosphere WK used was perhaps to mask his vulnerability. Enough time passed that people almost forgot about his frail chin. Tyson Fury is not the type of guy to be told how to act, or what to say, lol. No wonder it threw Klitshcko off his stride.

[@kroytjhio3847]

It's just hard for Klitschko. He considered himself a master at mind games😂 he's just a bitter, sore loser.

[@KuroBlack504]

I wouldn't say so. Look at how he made fury act out leading up to their fights. He was hinting fury wasn't right at the time, which turned out to be true. If anything he may have had a mental edge over fury

[@TheShowOff2I]

Marchaun Carr He didn’t have an Edge against The Gypsy King in the Ring tho 😂

[@KuroBlack504]

@@TheShowOff2I He was probably cautious not to get knocked out, but felt like a fool once he realized Fury didn't punch hard at the time. Fury's style makes anyone look bad

[@KuroBlack504]

@Cullan Wiltshire I'm not saying he was mentally there, I'm saying he may have had a mental edge over Fury. Fury was facing demons at the time, I'll never know how he beat Wlad when he was that down as he was during the time, but the man deserves all the credit for preforming how he did. He did prove Wlad right though after he went off the rails straight after.

[@chazdoit]

@@KuroBlack504 according to Furys account, which is all we have to go by, his big downer came after before beating Wlad, not before it. You can see the gloves are off for the first and second fight, for first fight all he cared about was beating wlav, for the second fight he was already talking openly how he didnt care about boxing anymore and how he wanted to kill himself

[@Gggg-cq1ih]

Hatman and Teddy Atlas are the best!

[@elijahonboxing725]

I 100 percent agree with you

[@giuliocalcara6889]

I would have liked to see the Fury Klitschko 2. I believe that Fury would have won again, but I am sure that Klitschko would have been more competitive. He really looked motivated and hungry. Proof is that the match with AJ was unbelievable

[@charliewalker9443]

One thing everyone either does not know or seem to ignore, is that Hayden Pannetierre was going through postpartum depression during the entire build up/ training camp and fight, leaving Wladimirs toddler daughter to be needing care and arrangements of care which takes priority over training. Having first hand experience of a partner going through this, it cripples your ability to perform and focus in all areas of life. Especially training. Obviously Fury fought really well and in part Klitschko never thought Fury would perform as such, thus underestimating him. But this notion that it was all A Fury success and mental beat down by Fury is over done. I’d even back Klitschko to have won the rematch before Fury fell apart.

[@vailimaconnoisseur6538]

Everyone has excuses

[@barbershopconversations3513]

Fury also had weight to loose pre Klit an ongoing UKAD case and early signs of depression, he still rose to the occasion

[@charliewalker9443]

Demonta Scott Well first of all, no two cases are the same, different situations affect everyone differently. So it is dumb to compare struggles. Fury had his own collapse, he could not handle being a Champ like Klitschko had, fell apart so easily after becoming Champ. But it would be wrong to compare them. The point remains, Klitschko had a major distraction and I am only suggesting that this had a bigger role to play than Simply Fury being a psychological wizard.

[@vailimaconnoisseur6538]

@Storm photography Making up a reason why someone lost other than a bad performance = an excuse. Wlad hasn't made excuses because hes a not a punk like Wilder but that doesnt mean other people should make excuses for him. Wlad lost because Fury fought a very awkward fight, not because of anything that happened outside of the ring.

[@vailimaconnoisseur6538]

@Storm photography If you think Wladimir, a multi millionaire was watching his kids instead of training for his title defence then idk what to tell you. Everyone has problems at home including Fury who has notably been depressed himself. No excuses

[@nizarenaceh8853]

Beautiful analysis. I knew Fury is a mastermind

[@nizarenaceh8853]

After watching this video I went immediately to gloves off and watched it to see how Wlad reacted at that time on the suna incident

[@MrNaannabothererZasz]

Like you said he definitely planted a seed. Fantastic

[@MrDanmjack]

Can’t wait to see what the build up for AJ fury looks like.

[@malkindirecttube1731]

this video shines a bright light on the speaker’s own insecurities.

[@ghostoftheyoutubefuture2630]

Hahahaha......oi Hatman you gonna take this?

[@knockout4121]

You have some good points! Thinking back, this is how he behaved. «Control freak» might be a good description like Fury called him😊

[@mattevans923]

The earliest instance I can think of of a boxer using platform boots to make himself look taller and also padding under his coat was some guy who fought Jack Johnson, what was his name again ? Ah Stanley Ketchel a middleweight who jumped up to heavy to take on Jack Johnson ! Needless to say it didn’t work 😂😂😂

[@Temitope-Adewuyi]

It is significant because Tyson Fury made it and at minimum he beat Klitchko. It didn’t work for Briggs nor David haye! And at it doesn’t work for many fighters but just as few as Tyson Fury. AJ beat Klitchko though...

[@shauncollsc]

The word you was looking for was "regimented".

[@jakeisaac160]

That's exactly the word I was thinking of too!

[@franklinmaxham4137]

Mind Games Klitschko Lost Three Times Before losing to Fury😂🥊

[@balaclava1483]

Unless that photo is edited, Vlad might be wearing lifts because he definitely isn't the same height as Fury.

[@technojoe4079]

That sauna story 😂

[@sofoclesconfucius8277]

Well he spared with Joshua and look how well that turned out!!

[@limitless1919]

Bad looser, unlike wilder. Wilder just lost to a thousand excuses 😂

[@originalluckus7670]

Wilder said the wind change slightly so thats why he lost the fight

[@limitless1919]

POPS Production PSPTV gives his chicken legs that would explain a lot 🤔

[@youngstayoung6633]

I only come to see the people whose hate for fury has deluded there minds haha

[@wakeywakeypeeps3086]

Spot on🤣👍

[@archivey-h8e]

Man Klitschko isn't as bad as your saying, he was 40 & did well very against Joshua.

[@cloudtx]

He's one of the best HW champions of all time. Anyone denying that isn't looking at his record.

[@susanreinert6962]

The fact remains the Klit was a complete cheat. The canvass giving his opponents ill-fitting gloves. The control freaky. He got most of his ideas from Floyd Mayweather, who was also a cheat. Difference is that Floyd could box Wlad couldn't

[@susanreinert6962]

Now Canelo is keeping up the cheating tradition with his own variations, like fighting bigger men then weight draining them with rehydration clauses-alvarez forces ALL his opponents to fight at Caneloweight. He learned the hard way when Floyd pulled the same trick on him. After that he vowed to do it to everyone else.

[@BlackHoon]

Why’ve you archived your FB group?

[@gunitsoilder3192]

I love fury because he destroyed wladimirs career forever be glad for fury because of that

[@Onlyrealmusic4life]

@elliot j in the softest era of heavyweights

[@MrDanmjack]

Spot on. Klitschko tried this with AJ too. The corporate respectful build up. All professional. Aj just seemed to fit in with that too.

[@rowanbroekman3929]

9:23 That's a good one, Wilder allways became insecure when it came to Klitschko, I think he still is in fact, probably only because of that sparring session.

[@realtalk3968]

Served Wlad right for losing to Tyson and Joshua

[@marklanahan7289]

That explains the batman suit.

[@ghostwind9862]

Legit thought the same thing!

[@gamintrucker1016]

Combat sports is a big mental game. Ali was great at mental games. Ali was probably the greatest boxer but mental games are very important

[@mrm5183]

If you can’t stand the heat get out of the sauna

[@Abruzzo333]

I'm a Fury fan but I don't put much stock in the idea that psychological dominance over Klitchko. Klitchko gets so much disrespect. I think him and his brother were among the greats....and probably some of the most underrated champions ever.

[@deaddogtony1677]

I agree the Klitscho’s are class, but that must mean that Fury is the best ever to win so easily, or that Wlad let him get in his head and was off his game

[@joelsalminen1357]

@@deaddogtony1677 i like Fury alot but Klitschko was at the end of his career against a young confident elite boxer in Fury. You could already see for a few fights earlier that Vladimir was not in his prime even though he won those fights clearly. Vladimir got in great shape for the Joshua fight but wasn't in his prime anymore but seemed better and sharper than against Fury. Great win for Fury but not over the best version of Vladimir. Prime for prime it's hard to see anyone beating Vladimir even though in his prime he was a boring fighter. Early in his career he was exciting but didn't have the chin and pace to dominate with that style and changed his style and became one of the greatest to ever do it.

[@weallfollowmanutd]

@@joelsalminen1357 Vlad never had the boxing ability of Fury. Vlad had better boxing skills than the rest at the time of his peak years, but Fury's boxing skills were far advanced of anything Vlad had in his locker. Vlad had a few good combinations, but to Fury it was predictable. Fury is also much better than what he was against Vlad, so there are other ways of looking at this.

[@kpm25]

The word you are looking for is “dry”..:)

[@Trendithings]

Think it's more of a case of people not harnessing theirs

[@kf5541]

Fury’s boxing won the fight, not mind games. Klitschko wouldn’t be bothered with mind games. Maybe Fury played the fool and shocked Klitschko but that’s all it could have been but I think his just out boxed him.

[@danieliorga2000]

Petty in your opinion. I respect Klitscho because he was respectfull and asked respect.

[@susanreinert6962]

Klitschko was a complete cheat. 6 inches of sponge underneath the canvass on which he had trained for months but was a complete shock to all his opponents (before Fury) ensured his victories.

[@necaacen]

i think even if the sauna thing didnt happen, tyson going on about it is still something that would get under this guys skin, because its still a perceived challenge to his masculinity. theres definitely a corporate thing to wlad, id go further even, its this very old fashioned, straight male, eastern euopean, proud, serious, no nonsense, no frills, alpha, domineering kind of vibe. its like putin wrestling bears in the snow bare chested, the thinking mans barbarian. i think he has a sense of humor but being associated with silliness is a challenge to his pride, being seen to be beaten at anything manly is a challenge, and i agree 100% when this sense of self is challenged he becomes petty. i think tyson is a good judge of character, but hes also a bullshitter so he often intentionally misrepresents someone in order to play a game with them on a different level or play a game with the publics perceptions.

[@cloudtx]

I disagree with you here. The sauna story is fun and all but to make such a big deal out of it seems weird. Wlad is more than entitled to say that Fury's intensity with that story is rather odd. And for all we know Wlad could've just had a different training regime than the other people using the sauna and it had nothing to do with being the "winner" or the last to come out. This could've all been on Fury's head, lol.

[@susanreinert6962]

No you are wrong. The significance of the sauna was all Wlads. HE was the one who made a point of outlasting everyone else. Fury knew if he didn't allow Wlad to do this it would affect his orderly regime and unsettle him before a future fight. Fury only brought up the incident just before the fight as part of his assault on Wlad. The fact that Wlad is still bringing it up years afterwards when it can have no effect on anything just shows what a masterstroke Fury pulled and that the pettiness is 100% with Wlad. Tyson saw that pettiness and used it. The sauna saga meant nothing to Fury and everything to Wlad.

[@danlettuce8429]

@@susanreinert6962 100% otherwise why bring it up. Fury is STILL living in Vlad's mind....rent free of course:)

[@susanreinert6962]

@@danlettuce8429 And with his gippo ways using all the utilities for free as well.

[@tegaffer]

Klitsco was a old when fury or AJ beats him not one of them could’ve beat him in his prime ask David Haye everything fury saying ALi said and did

[@nigelthorpe7592]

I agree mate

[@tommyconnor8916]

Nigel you agree? Haye is in no way similar to either AJ or Fury. Both these men are much bigger and pose far different threats to any version of Wlad. He’s a shithouse and would lose any point in his career. Haye is a pumped up cruiser weight who never beat a top HW

[@nigelthorpe7592]

@@tommyconnor8916 David haye beat 7 foot Russian Nikolai valuev that's a big achievement

[@tommyconnor8916]

Nigel. Firstly valuev is fucking shite regardless of his size. Secondly you still haven’t addressed my point. David Haye is nothing like Tyson fury or AJ so saying oh well the fact Wlad beat Haye means fury and AJ would have got beat by a prime Wlad is absolute nonsense. Both are much bigger than Haye and bring different problems. Wlad is a fucking bitch and any version of him loses to Tyson

[@bambamunlicensed9085]

Klitschko is a qualified shrink. But couldn't work Fury out , A rematch would be interesting,even now 🤜🇬🇧🥊

[@mikeypc3592]

We never found out about the rematch as Fury bottled it.

[@deedonozzie7096]

Mentally he is the strongest boxer by far!

[@enochpowell8607]

Fury destroyed Klitschko wilder and Whyte mentally 💯

[@MuttonBiryani1994]

Means nothing because Klitschko was old, never forget the age factor

[@ashr704]

Klitschko was the reigning dominant champion. Fury was expected to lose this fight. Only a few fans were hoping Fury would pull off the upset

[@MuttonBiryani1994]

Ash R I believed he would win because of the Age factor and he did. You are noway near the fighter you used to be at age 37.

[@MuttonBiryani1994]

P M B That shows you the quality of Wladimir Klitschko.

[@ashr704]

@@MuttonBiryani1994 Klitschko was better at 36 than he was at 26 though

[@TheShowOff2I]

Suryoyo123457 But when AJ Fought Klitchko, Klitchko was in his prime 🤣

[@gorgeous61]

Peak Klitschko V Peak Fury anyone ?

[@lxfj2128]

Meezan Hampstead Klitschko for me

[@Lets_Go_Mic]

Always pick the boxer

[@gorgeous61]

@@lxfj2128 Agreed, he was boring as hell but effective.

[@gorgeous61]

@@Lets_Go_Mic Fury is awkward and plays mind games on a different level, he destroyed Wilder before the fight.

[@gorgeous61]

@It is what it is He really was painful to watch but very effective. I loved watching Fury destroy Wilder but do strongly feel that quite a few of the past Heavy Weights would have made easy work of Fury.

[@bigunfromwigun4874]

And this proves fury actually did get in wlads head 😂 😂 😂

[@johnhendricks8140]

Man Hatman you do your research. Klitchko having people fight on canvas' that they are not used will definitly put a fighter at disadvantage.

[@susanreinert6962]

Hatman said exactly that you idiot.

[@nigelthorpe7592]

What a load of bollocks putting lifts in is shoes

[@ghostwind9862]

As in Hatman is lying or Klitshko is an idiot?

[@robertboyle2573]

Fury won because Wlad was older and past his best.

[@danwarb1]

The wrong type of fight for that comment. Wlad didn't tire, he couldn't do anything.

[@josephridler-em5pk]

And fury made a point of telling him it every 5 minutes.

[@mikeypc3592]

Dude it was just a sauna.

[@aurelionunziata9729]

Fury is King

[@demblades2103]

If he beats aj he's a great no question

[@Theemptythroneistaken]

MK MURPHY Only way to find out then is there.

[@mattevans923]

All these fools saying Wlad would beat Fury in a rematch and that Tyson was ducking a rematch are delusional fools 😂😂😂

[@MrAdmvp]

Well Tyson did duck the rematch, twice And to think someone with the boxing IQ of Wlad wouldn’t be able to come up with some new things is delusional

[@JohnDoe-bj3tj]

MrAdmvp pls someone explain how Wlad beats Fury, even a prime Wlad? Faster feet, longer arms, far better feints and outjabbing one of the most prolific jabbers in boxing- fury was Wlads kryptonite.

[@cloudtx]

You don't know any better than the rest of us. Wlad didn't get a chance to make corrections and fight to regain his title with all he had. It's a shame really.

[@ghostoftheyoutubefuture2630]

See, ignorant fanboy comments like this are why many of us don't like Fury

[@Onlyrealmusic4life]

Wlad would never in at any time in his career. He's too one dimensional. Fury has some of the best ring IQ in recent memory. You really think he would ever let Klitschko get comfortable and Jab and grab him? Fury never stands still enough for that to even work. Wlad's whole gameplan was centered around him being bigger than his opponent and having a longer reach. Was Prime Wlad 6'10"? lol

[@edaniel8003]

What about Joshua???

[@sacend1]

what do you mean?

[@TubeFaddy]

Klit sparred AJ. Before the Klit AJ fight there were defo Klit shenanigans .... like the encrypted "fight prediction" USB drive the Klit had....🤣🤣🤣. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH-QlKRmjad5b6c I think that mind-games work best on the mentally weak. AJ's focus is on his opponent's skills and seems to let his intelligence and fists do the talking in the ring and after the Ruiz fights has shown me his mental toughness.... I remember after the AJ-Klit fight, AJ didn't ask Klit what was on the USB drive.... can you imagine Fury or Wilder not wanting to rub it in? Also Fury and AJ have spared .... AJ has never talked about it .... but Fury has already admitted that AJ handled himself very well. AJ-Fury would be such a great fight.... Fury's slick skills vs AJ's skills and power.... Fury's antic's in the pre-fight will also be entertaining.

[@weallfollowmanutd]

This is all irrelevant. Fury was the better boxer against all of his opponents. Its only recently that people are appreciating him. 9.5 times out of 10 the skilled boxer will win. The other 0.5 times are a fluke.

[@Kalus_Saxon]

Who cares.. he already beat him

[@SadiqBoxing]

Whats up Hatman, I'm a huge fan and I would be happy if you checked out my top 10 heavyweights of the past decade list uploaded on my channel, greetings from Detroit

[@haasjacintomartinez1586]

What did Vlad ever do to you bro? Longtime sub here. I remember when Fury beat Vlad you was all hella giddy like a teenage girl lol

[@vampycaltm5273]

Probably because Hatman (and other boxing fans around at the time) felt like the Klitschko era was the most dull ever and Fury seemingly ended that. That was until Joshua came bursting onto the scene and taking heavyweight boxing back into mainstream popularity.

[@vaderd4353]

Too much lmao

[@ghostoftheyoutubefuture2630]

This is ridiculous.....you not think they're both petty for this?

[@Goldenboy48]

Not at all...This is just a microcosm of the competition between the two ..And any real competitor is looking for the edge from the biggest to the smallest of things..

[@ghostoftheyoutubefuture2630]

@@Goldenboy48 Bro, these things only exist if you allow them to.......the minute you let them, you're a petty idiot.

[@kiely4561]

@@ghostoftheyoutubefuture2630 and thats why you aren't a high level competitor mate, guys who win at the highest level aren't wired the same as the rest of society, they see everything as a competition and prepared to go to great lengths to win those small victories no matter how trivial it might be, outlasting someone in a sauna might sound silly, but to Tyson he knew he'd essentially "out manned" Wlad, and that probably helped him psychologically when they eventually fought

[@ghostoftheyoutubefuture2630]

@@kiely4561 Ok so I guess that means you are a high level competitor then yeah? Haha.....foh with your edited comment... be honest, would outlasting someone in a sauna make you feel like more of a man of just prove you to be an insecure fool?

[@kiely4561]

@@ghostoftheyoutubefuture2630 no i'm not a high level competitor lol, i used to box when i was a teenager and i'm a 16 min 5k runner but i'm not an elite level sportsmen by any means, why are you getting so defensive son? lol, would i try to outlast someone in a sauna, i doubt it, but i'm not a world heavy weight champion am i, and for him it proved to be anything but foolish

[@Temitope-Adewuyi]

Are they illegal...? Because the same thing Wilder boys are saying against Tyson fury is almost what you are doing against Wladimir. Wladimir was the A side and most A sides do that. Many Money May weather’s Jr. opponents complained about same “shenanigans” you are accusing Wladimir of.

[@illspeak2398]

Temi Yi Fury was not the A side as Wilder was the champion so he would have had all the first choices

[@Temitope-Adewuyi]

I’ll Speak so you believe in the A side doing what they want? So why criticize any A side then. With regards to fury, Wilder wasn’t A side because the first fight was a draw in a fight where many believe Tyson Fury won... so the second fight had no A side that was why the purses were 50/50.

[@illspeak2398]

Temi Yi hey bro Im a Fury fan and I’m not accusing anyone but it’s known to be whoever holds the belt normally are the A side and they kind of dictate some stuff like gloves, time, ring size and flooring etc but Wlad was known to dictate everything and give the b side nothing

[@Temitope-Adewuyi]

I’ll Speak Good. What did you hear Eddie Hearn say about who the A side is gonna be if Fury - AJ fight happens this year?

[@illspeak2398]

Temi Yi I never heard what did he say ?

[@boliusabol822]

This is all irrelevant. Tyson fury was a better boxer. If Klitchko had been a better boxer, Tyson would have lost. People like you would've thought that McGregor could win anything until he lost 'cos he was just so confident.

[@colinnembhard1036]

That fight was ackward and look automotive never a good fight aj wk was a better fight

[@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068]

Ofc Aj - Wlad was the better fight. It was a thriller between two evenly matched opponents. Klitschko at 42 vs Prime Aj...Fury outboxed Klitschko for 12 rounds. It wasn't a good fight because it wasn't competetive and that's the end of it. Aj isn't as special as you think he is.

[@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068]

Metalartin _ I don't understand what your point is? I agreed that Aj-Klitschko was the better fight because it was competetive. Fury - Klitschko wasn't and it was a terrible fight. I really don't fancy a back and forth about Fury vs Aj. That fight will only take place if Fury beats Wilder again, and if Aj beats Pulev and Usyk. Fury will likely beat Wilder again, but I wouldn't expect Aj to beat Usyk. I know who I'm putting my money on at least!

[@MuttonBiryani1994]

Prime Klitschko would beat Fury and AJ very easily.

[@myAutoGen]

He would beat AJ easily. He wouldn't beat Fury.

[@manestrengthandcourage7121]

@@myAutoGen how is it easy to beat AJ, listen it's boxing nothing is guaranteed in fact nothing is easy

[@MuttonBiryani1994]

myAutoGen I completely disagree.

[@MuttonBiryani1994]

silverback Cecconi If you have superior ability it can be easy but overconfidence can set you back big time, in that aspect I can agree with you.

[@iare19]

@@myAutoGen AJ is no Wilder and definitely no McDermott who Fury lost to arguably first fight. AJ beat Klitshcko as well. Fury has not beat anybody notable except Klitshcko. AJ has resume full of champs. 50/50 fight not Fury dominance thats for sure.

[@tommyconnor8916]

It’s a real shame we didn’t see Tyson out of the kronk gym vs Wlad bringing that aggression in a fight where Wlad actually had the bollocks to throw some punches and be aggressive. Instead of the schooling we’d have seen Fury win by absolute battering and maybe even some brain damage for the Ukrainian 🤞🏻

[@Theemptythroneistaken]

What a really immature and downright sadistic comment! Perhaps self reflection is in order for you mate.

[@tommyconnor8916]

I’ve reflected. Oh wait I’m still a legend

[@Theemptythroneistaken]

Tommy Connor A legend in your own mind lad! In everyone else’s your a clown.

[@smartmoney101tv2]

What a horrible thing to say ☹️

[@tommyconnor8916]

@yer blues bye then mate. Take care and close the door on your way out boy 👋