Announced today that Fury's opponent in December will be Agit Kabayel, the unbeaten former Euro champ. A good stay-busy fight after a long layoff. Stylistically Kabayel shouldn't be a problem but with Fury you never know for sure. Kabayel has clearly more credentials than Otto Wallin did
Legit never heard of the guy. Presume he's another half-assed Turk that spends a lot of time in the weights room and the grooming salon.
More than Most, Fury NEEDS to Remain Active...Similar to Errol Spence, Downtime Isn't Good for Fury's WEIGHT or Out of the Ring SHENANIGANS... Fury Fights to the Level of his Opposition Also, Despite Being Undefeated, So This Should Be Worth a Watch... It Behooves Wilder to Sneak In a Fight Himself...Get Acclimated to Whomever the New Trainer is Going to Be and Develop a Semblance of a Left Jab...REED Doubts he Beats Fury Anyways, But Going STRAIGHT to an Immediate RE Would Be Disastrous... REED
NEWS: Despite having a deal agreed to and contracts being sent, Nelson Hysa has declined to sign for the WBC title shot vs. Agit Kabayel for Nov. 28. #boxing the albanian
I said kebabs.... Your own bigotry caused you to say "Turks".... If I said "muncemeat" would you have thought him to be English!!???
I also like how he has improved over the past few years, it really became evident when he fought that Russian bum that lost to Fury recently. Another great body shot stoppage. I would pick him over the fringe contenders like Parker, Wardley, Hrgovic. Would love to see him against Dubois, a bigger puncher but not sure he can deal with Kabayel's pressure over the course of 12 rounds. Usyk and Fury would also be very entertaining matchups. Would also like to see him beat up on Verhoeven, it would raise his star much like when AJ destroyed Ngannou after Fury's laboured performance. I'd also like to see him against fringe guys like Ajagba or (a properly prepared) Bakole, no bad fights there.
