Who should Tyson Fury fight next?

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Originally Posted by Primo Carnera

Who is interested in Wilder v Ngannou? And I’m not interested in who Fury’s fighting either, until he steps through the ropes.
Bunch of piss taking time wasters.

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I agree, Fury talks a lot and doesn't fight. When he is in the ring I will believe it.

According to Suilaiman and the WBC, Fury is the victim now because.... Wait for it....



Nobody will fight him


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Originally Posted by Beanz

According to Suilaiman and the WBC, Fury is the victim now because.... Wait for it....



Nobody will fight him


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Well Fury is not being unreasonable to be fair, he is only asking for seven trillion and giving his opponent fourpence.

It's such a shame that this guy has gone from hero to me, after his amazing comeback from drugs and depression, to near zero.

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Originally Posted by Mark TKO

It's such a shame that this guy has gone from hero to me, after his amazing comeback from drugs and depression, to near zero.

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I know I keep banging on but the ONLY fight out there is Fury Usyck, in todays world who knows, some middle eastern gent could come up with squillions for the fight. In a way I hope it happens but ONLY if Usyck rightfully gets the bigger purse.

There are no other serious contenders, sad but true, wait a few years.

Tyson Fury has been cleared for a potential super-fight with Jon Jones or Francis Ngannou, after the WBC confirmed they will not name a mandatory challenger for his heavyweight belt.

Fury has traded verbal blows with the two MMA stars for a number of weeks, as they debated over who would triumph in a fight between them - whether inside the boxing ring or the octagon.

Despite all of the discussion, it had seem that the likelihood of Fury fighting either combat star was low, following rumours that Anthony Joshua would be named as a mandatory challenger to Fury's title.

However, as Joshua continues his discussions over a rematch with Dillian Whyte, it's now been confirmed by that the WBC will not select a replacement.

And it's led to suggestions that the 'Gypsy King' is lining up a super-fight with either Ngannou or Jones, who both made their names inside the octagon.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/othe...5b33bc76&ei=56

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Originally Posted by Master

Tyson Fury has been cleared for a potential super-fight with Jon Jones or Francis Ngannou, after the WBC confirmed they will not name a mandatory challenger for his heavyweight belt.

Fury has traded verbal blows with the two MMA stars for a number of weeks, as they debated over who would triumph in a fight between them - whether inside the boxing ring or the octagon.

Despite all of the discussion, it had seem that the likelihood of Fury fighting either combat star was low, following rumours that Anthony Joshua would be named as a mandatory challenger to Fury's title.

However, as Joshua continues his discussions over a rematch with Dillian Whyte, it's now been confirmed by that the WBC will not select a replacement.

And it's led to suggestions that the 'Gypsy King' is lining up a super-fight with either Ngannou or Jones, who both made their names inside the octagon.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/othe...5b33bc76&ei=56

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Please don’t defend this clown anymore.:rolleyes:

That's a tough one to call! Right now, it looks like the most likely opponent is Deontay Wilder. Although it would be awesome to see Fury take on Anthony Joshua, it looks like that unfortunately isn't on the cards. Let's see what happens!