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Boxing legend reveals how Tyson Fury can be beaten and says he would have ‘broken a rib or two’ if they’d fought


RIDDICK BOWE has revealed he believes Tyson Fury can be beaten.. and reckons he knows why his opponents haven’t won.

Fury has become a dominant force in the heavyweight class and has an outstanding record to show for it.

World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is not invincible, according to Riddick Bowe
Riddick Bowe only lost once in his career to Evander Holyfield in 1993

The 34-year-old has a 33-0-1 record and has garnered a serious reputation amongst the boxing community.

However, former undisputed world heavyweight champion Riddick Bowe thinks that he knows the key to beating him.

Bowe spoke to YouTube outlet ID Boxing about how he would’ve beaten Fury if the pair had ever come to blows.

He said: “That jerky-jerky style [wouldn’t have worked against me],

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“The thing is, if he’s jerky-jerky with me, I’m going to pop him and guys aren’t doing that.

“I’d have jabbed him; then I’d have stepped in and broken a rib or two. Guys aren’t going to his body.

“They’re letting him stand strong, he’s keeping his posture, and, as the rounds go on, they aren’t breaking him down.

“They’re not busting his heart, stopping his liver. You’ve got to do the things that will make him tired. They’re not doing that.”

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Fury beat Derek Chisora in December by TKO at Tottenham’s stadium.

The towering fighter is currently set to fight Oleksandr Usyk in March, with a venue yet to be decided.

The clash would see the two undefeated champions face off in a highly-anticipated bout.

Despite there being no current agreement on a location, it is thought Saudi Arabia is leading the race to host the super-fight.


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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