Tough-talking heavyweight, Tyson Fury (20-0, 14 KOs) faces experienced Steve Cunningham (25-5, 12 KOs) in a unique morning boxing match at Madison Square Garden. NBCas televised coverage of the matinee fight card begins at 4 p.m. ET. At 6a9a with an 85a reach, Fury has all of the physical features to become a principal heavyweight. To match his imposing stature and variety, Fury features a large amount of strong views and isnat reluctant to talk about them. In the accumulation to this battle, Fury mentioned that he knows he's the fascination (via The Irish Times) and that he doesnat see Cunningham having the ability to last past Round 2. To top it off, heas been throwing mental hits at other heavyweight David Haye as well. Cunningham isn't any stranger to hard competition, having confronted famous brands Tomasz Adamek and Yoan Pablo Hernandez. But at 36 yrs. old, does Cunningham have enough to really challenge Fury? With the deck relatively stacked against him, Cunningham will need to wear an outstanding performance to win this struggle. David Cunningham is just a Navy veteran and, along side Tyson Fury, has committed this struggle to the victims of the recent disaster in Boston. Certainly agree with ESPN's John Rafael. Today is really a special day for boxing. For more on Tyson Fury, check out Kelsey McCarsonas post.
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