Risk-taking Fury feels he?s ready for the Klitschkos

A great deal of Tyson Fury?s fifth-round stoppage win over Martin Rogan on Saturday was based on improvisation. There was the obvious adaptation that spectators witnessed, the usually orthodox combatant fighting the entire night southpaw. Fury (18-0, 13 knockouts) is normally generous in his punch output as a right-hander, snapping jabs and loading up power punches that can often lead to him getting countered. As a southpaw however, Fury was more disciplined and judicious with his punches, and s…