Fury should come back April 29th and take away the audience for AJ.
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Fury should come back April 29th and take away the audience for AJ.
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Originally Posted by Master
I'm afraid if Fury steps into the ring on April 29th the only audience present will be his immediate family, and even then most of them will be sneaking peeks at a smuggled TV screen while pretending to watch Tyson.
Let's see if he did first fully recovered from his mind collapse.
And in the real World...............😂😂Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Obviously I know the real attention will be on AJ v Wlad but the same boxing interest and fanfare should be good publicity for Fury when he makes his comeback. Everyone knows the only real threat to AJ is Fury, the first person to beat the champ.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
I'm afraid if Fury steps into the ring on April 29th the only audience present will be his immediate family, and even then most of them will be sneaking peeks at a smuggled TV screen while pretending to watch Tyson.
Ask anyone who saw Wlad vs Tyson and ask them "Did Fury look good in that fight?" the answer will always return "No, Wlad looked bad".....Tyson Fury is primed for a 6'9 collapse in the ring whether he's lazy because he's been doing blow instead of training or because he's simply not all that great he's due for a big time fall....it will be epic and it will be quite fun to see. Whether Wlad gets him in a rematch, AJ, or Wilder, or some no namer get him, it's going to happen and he'll be back to "his roots" in no time.
Fury will be back bigger and stronger than ever before. All roads for AJ will lead to Fury. There is no denying the real champ.
On the surface it would seem a massive challenge for Fury to come back from the meltdown this year and scale the heights of professional boxing without crumbling at some stage as the pressure increases due to exposure once again.
As a fan I'd love to see it as witnessing events post Tyson, Joshua appears to be so celebrated by boxing establishment and media despite achieving very little in comparison.
As much as I am not a Fury fan respect where it is due. He had everything but size as odds stacked against him on the night and he overcame that. He outboxed Wlad within the rules and not without some class work which made a champion look foolish. Not an easy task.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
I hope Fury comes back, there are still a lot of unanswered questions.
All he's got to do is stop pretending he's got mental health issues because it's really offensive to those that actually are suffering and stop being a prick. Stop sticking charlie up his snout, ease off on twitter. Job's a good un.
I think he does have mental health issues but with medication he can live a normal life. You are right he has to take responsibility for his own actions and be more active in the ring and less on the internet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Memphis
Being a cunt isnt a mental health issue.
Everything that he and his family (Hughie I think keeps his head down to be fair) said or did suggested to me that it was all a load of bullshit.
Oh Tyson's got mental health issues, he's going to get the best possible care and help with his family around him that love him very much. Cue Tyson and Paris posting a video of the pair of them having a laugh at Tyson sticking gear up his snout.
All bollocks.
Who cares ? Wlad - Fury - Povetkin time is overQuote:
Originally Posted by smashup
AJ. Wilder and Haye are the best heavies by far
Haye is not even in the equation and is more a celebrity boxer than a real contender.
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Originally Posted by denilson200
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Originally Posted by Master
Yeah Denilson... you were going good there, and then stumbled badly by mentioning the Drama Queen.