Tyson fury

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Originally Posted by ross

Would a Mike Tyson, Joe Frazier, George Foreman or Lennox Lewis with the same amount of fights have been taken to the 4th? Or had that lumbering fool moment?

No. Sexton wouldnt have got out of the first with any of them.

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Agreed, Sexton probably wouldnt have seen the second round against any of those ALL TIME GREATS!

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Originally Posted by ross

Yes but again, if a British level journey man with a handfull of losses and a less than granite chin can put him under any kind of pressure then I dont see why the excitement.

Would a Mike Tyson, Joe Frazier, George Foreman or Lennox Lewis with the same amount of fights have been taken to the 4th? Or had that lumbering fool moment?

No. Sexton wouldnt have got out of the first with any of them.

This is my point. Its either we are starved of an exciting heavy or British heavies and will just wet our pants at the site of one British fighter, beating some other terrible British fighters to try and fool ourselves that a new dawn is upon us;D

Price is not being challenged with his match making like Fury has and is just not progressing. Ok he beat British journeyman McDermott, is Sexton a step up? Is Harrison a step up from Sexton? Is Skelton a step up from Harrison? No, they are all as shit as each other.

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Who in this thread has said Price is a great fighter ? i pretty much think we are saying he would Ko Fury inside a few rounds ?
so what has him fighting Sexton , or Harrison got to do with it ?
also what has Sexton getting KOED by Tyson of Foreman got to do with it ?
Price KOS Fury inside 2 rounds.


THE END.

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Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al

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Originally Posted by ross

Yes but again, if a British level journey man with a handfull of losses and a less than granite chin can put him under any kind of pressure then I dont see why the excitement.

Would a Mike Tyson, Joe Frazier, George Foreman or Lennox Lewis with the same amount of fights have been taken to the 4th? Or had that lumbering fool moment?

No. Sexton wouldnt have got out of the first with any of them.

This is my point. Its either we are starved of an exciting heavy or British heavies and will just wet our pants at the site of one British fighter, beating some other terrible British fighters to try and fool ourselves that a new dawn is upon us;D

Price is not being challenged with his match making like Fury has and is just not progressing. Ok he beat British journeyman McDermott, is Sexton a step up? Is Harrison a step up from Sexton? Is Skelton a step up from Harrison? No, they are all as shit as each other.

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Who in this thread has said Price is a great fighter ? i pretty much think we are saying he would Ko Fury inside a few rounds ?
so what has him fighting Sexton , or Harrison got to do with it ?
also what has Sexton getting KOED by Tyson of Foreman got to do with it ?
Price KOS Fury inside 2 rounds.


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I was just going to stop posting in this particular thread as iv said what I think and cant be arsed to go over and over again for the sake of it.

You think Price beats Fury. I think Price is no where near ready to face any world ranked opponents. Fighting Skelton wont change that and thats that.;D;)

If Price fights and retains the Lonsdale belt by defending the British title he will already have done more than Fury. It is not a stick to beat him with, it is a badge of honour, the most beautiful and meaningful belt that a British man can hold. Fury dismissed it as though it were trash and then expects the British public to follow him? He thanks Jesus and then talks of handing Price's "sole" to the devil? The man is deluded.

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Originally Posted by Greenbeanz

If Price fights and retains the Lonsdale belt by defending the British title he will already have done more than Fury. It is not a stick to beat him with, it is a badge of honour, the most beautiful and meaningful belt that a British man can hold. Fury dismissed it as though it were trash and then expects the British public to follow him? He thanks Jesus and then talks of handing Price's "sole" to the devil? The man is deluded.

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Who does the devil work for?;)

Fury wanted to progress his career, winning a lonsdale belt means fighting at least 4 British level journeymen. Anyone with world asspirations is stalling their career by doing that.

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Originally Posted by ross

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Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al

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Originally Posted by ross

Yes but again, if a British level journey man with a handfull of losses and a less than granite chin can put him under any kind of pressure then I dont see why the excitement.

Would a Mike Tyson, Joe Frazier, George Foreman or Lennox Lewis with the same amount of fights have been taken to the 4th? Or had that lumbering fool moment?

No. Sexton wouldnt have got out of the first with any of them.

This is my point. Its either we are starved of an exciting heavy or British heavies and will just wet our pants at the site of one British fighter, beating some other terrible British fighters to try and fool ourselves that a new dawn is upon us;D

Price is not being challenged with his match making like Fury has and is just not progressing. Ok he beat British journeyman McDermott, is Sexton a step up? Is Harrison a step up from Sexton? Is Skelton a step up from Harrison? No, they are all as shit as each other.

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Who in this thread has said Price is a great fighter ? i pretty much think we are saying he would Ko Fury inside a few rounds ?
so what has him fighting Sexton , or Harrison got to do with it ?
also what has Sexton getting KOED by Tyson of Foreman got to do with it ?
Price KOS Fury inside 2 rounds.


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I was just going to stop posting in this particular thread as iv said what I think and cant be arsed to go over and over again for the sake of it.

You think Price beats Fury. I think Price is no where near ready to face any world ranked opponents. Fighting Skelton wont change that and thats that.;D;)

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I agree Price isnt ready for the world elite , thats why he should fight Fury and win inside a round.

If hes not ready for the elite, he wont be fighting Fury as hes ranked 4th...;D

HEAVYWEIGHT

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Originally Posted by ross

If hes not ready for the elite, he wont be fighting Fury as hes ranked 4th...;D

HEAVYWEIGHT

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being ELITE and being ranked are different , as Fury will find out if he fights a top fighter and get his ass handed to him.

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Originally Posted by Greenbeanz

If Price fights and retains the Lonsdale belt by defending the British title he will already have done more than Fury. It is not a stick to beat him with, it is a badge of honour, the most beautiful and meaningful belt that a British man can hold. Fury dismissed it as though it were trash and then expects the British public to follow him? He thanks Jesus and then talks of handing Price's "sole" to the devil? The man is deluded.

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Who does the devil work for?;)

Fury wanted to progress his career, winning a lonsdale belt means fighting at least 4 British level journeymen. Anyone with world asspirations is stalling their career by doing that.

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Are you suggesting that rather than defend three times and win the Lonsdale belt outright Fury wanted to light the touchpaper on his career by fighting Firtha, Rogan and the builder?

Seriously?

Last British heavyweight champion to bypass the Lonsdale Belt - David Haye. Last British Heavyweight champion who could be bothered with the Lonsdale belt - Lennox Lewis.

Which one do you want to be?

Fury would just be treading water and wasting time for the sake of winning a meaningless belt. He wants world honours. If hes deluded we wont have long to wait because hes willing to fight higher class of opposition than British level.

He would waste at least a year of progression just to have a belt he obviously doesnt want.

He won it against Chisora, then fought Firtha, Rogan and the Builder. Hardly pulling up tree's is it?

Sorry he won the Irish title :rolleyes:

He would still have had time to have the (to date) career defining fight against Madalone.

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Originally Posted by Memphis

He won it against Chisora, then fought Firtha, Rogan and the Builder. Hardly pulling up tree's is it?

Sorry he won the Irish title :rolleyes:

He would still have had time to have the (to date) career defining fight against Madalone.

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Madalone is Rogan with a better chin and beats Harrison and Sexton.

Your taking it back to Price again. The question is what did Fury do in 3 fights post Chisora that was so noteworthy that it waranted bypassing the Lonsdale belt outright?

We can talk about each fighters progress, who they've fought, who they haven't and who's done what, but a really simple way to answer this is to use your eyes. As a boxing fan your eyes should tell you quite clearly that Price has a lot of potential but has a way to go, and that Fury is utter utter shit. It's pretty clear when you just stop and look. (As most in this thread have).

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Originally Posted by ryanman

We can talk about each fighters progress, who they've fought, who they haven't and who's done what, but a really simple way to answer this is to use your eyes. As a boxing fan your eyes should tell you quite clearly that Price has a lot of potential but has a way to go, and that Fury is utter utter shit. It's pretty clear when you just stop and look. (As most in this thread have).

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Top post mate ;D