Fury IS blackpill: He Said an old man has No Chance against a Young man in a fight

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You are a brawler, I'm more skillful.

im a söuthpaw cöunterpuncher like cörrie sanders

nah actuallly i can switch stances, i have a weird brain wiring,  im ambidextröus, thöugh i think my right is slightly strönger punch, but my left is almöst as devastating

was cörrie sanders a cöunterpuncher
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Yes, Corrie Sanders was primarily known as a counterpuncher, especially for a heavyweight. Despite being a big man (6'4", 225+ lbs), Sanders had very fast hands, good reflexes, and often fought out of a southpaw stance, which made him tricky and dangerous for orthodox opponents.

Key Traits of Corrie Sanders' Counterpunching Style:

Fast, sharp left hand: His left cross was his most dangerous weapon — he often waited for openings and exploded with speed.

Patient and composed: He wasn’t overly aggressive; instead, he looked for mistakes or overcommitment from his opponent.

Devastating on the counter: This was most famously seen in his 2003 upset win over Wladimir Klitschko, where Sanders dropped Klitschko four times — largely by timing him with counter left hands as Klitschko came forward.

While he could lead on occasion, his most effective work — and biggest win — came from timing opponents and capitalizing on their mistakes, the hallmark of a skilled counterpuncher.