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Apparently he's fighting a bum a month starting in January haha. He does need to be more busy though he only fought once this year, I know that's Hayes fault though.
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Apparently he's fighting a bum a month starting in January haha. He does need to be more busy though he only fought once this year, I know that's Hayes fault though.
"I'm going to fight 12 times in 2014 starting in January. Bum a month campaign. Merry Christmas"
'Retired' heavyweight Tyson Fury announces his plans for the New Year
Dec 16, 2013
For a retired fighter he sure being busy.
He needs to get back yo being busy and start developing again.
Retired?
He retired himself after the Haye fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
Between Haye and Fury I'm surprised British boxing has ANY fans at all those two are complete and utter pricks with 0 redeeming qualitiesQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe retired himself after the Haye fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
You noticed?:)Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongBetween Haye and Fury I'm surprised British boxing has ANY fans at all those two are complete and utter pricks with 0 redeeming qualitiesQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe retired himself after the Haye fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
Haye will come out of retirement in April for Easter, announce a fight with Fury, train until June, waste our time again, then sprain his ankle and/or get shot in a drive-by in London outside a Nigerian bar that Sam Peter invested in, and postpone the fight until Thanksgiving 2014.
To be fair , Haye is explosive with that right hand and chinny so that makes him entertaining to watch. Fury is a cherry picking bell end who mauls and then says he's the best fighter ever. The man is an idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongBetween Haye and Fury I'm surprised British boxing has ANY fans at all those two are complete and utter pricks with 0 redeeming qualitiesQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe retired himself after the Haye fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
Your right, his fights against Abdul, Valuev and Klitschko are classics!Quote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnTo be fair , Haye is explosive with that right hand and chinny so that makes him entertaining to watch. Fury is a cherry picking bell end who mauls and then says he's the best fighter ever. The man is an idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongBetween Haye and Fury I'm surprised British boxing has ANY fans at all those two are complete and utter pricks with 0 redeeming qualitiesQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe retired himself after the Haye fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
;D
Being a puncher and being chinny are only an exciting combination if they actually fight, like a Nigel Benn for instance but not when they just skirt the ring or even crawl around on all fours trying not to get hit!
The intrigue with Haye is that he can punch but he also doesn't take a shot well. When you say he doesn't fight, you named 3 fights that were poor, but you could name at least 3 when talking about alot of exciting fighters. Bottom line is that most of his fights have a quality element to them. If they didn't, he'd never have had his box office deal/expensive Setanta deal in the first place. I think the most Fury entertained anyone was on Twitter.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossYour right, his fights against Abdul, Valuev and Klitschko are classics!Quote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnTo be fair , Haye is explosive with that right hand and chinny so that makes him entertaining to watch. Fury is a cherry picking bell end who mauls and then says he's the best fighter ever. The man is an idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongBetween Haye and Fury I'm surprised British boxing has ANY fans at all those two are complete and utter pricks with 0 redeeming qualitiesQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe retired himself after the Haye fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
;D
Being a puncher and being chinny are only an exciting combination if they actually fight, like a Nigel Benn for instance but not when they just skirt the ring or even crawl around on all fours trying not to get hit!
And nobody has a classic fight against Wlad. Nobody.
Ok, name 3 quality fights he's won at heavy?;DQuote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnThe intrigue with Haye is that he can punch but he also doesn't take a shot well. When you say he doesn't fight, you named 3 fights that were poor, but you could name at least 3 when talking about alot of exciting fighters. Bottom line is that most of his fights have a quality element to them. If they didn't, he'd never have had his box office deal/expensive Setanta deal in the first place. I think the most Fury entertained anyone was on Twitter.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossYour right, his fights against Abdul, Valuev and Klitschko are classics!Quote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnTo be fair , Haye is explosive with that right hand and chinny so that makes him entertaining to watch. Fury is a cherry picking bell end who mauls and then says he's the best fighter ever. The man is an idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongBetween Haye and Fury I'm surprised British boxing has ANY fans at all those two are complete and utter pricks with 0 redeeming qualitiesQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe retired himself after the Haye fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
;D
Being a puncher and being chinny are only an exciting combination if they actually fight, like a Nigel Benn for instance but not when they just skirt the ring or even crawl around on all fours trying not to get hit!
And nobody has a classic fight against Wlad. Nobody.
Well I never said they were classic fights, but his finishes are great to watch. The Ruiz fight was decent. Haye knocked him down 5 times and some of the punches he landed were fantastic (particularly the first knockdown). The Monte Barrett fight fits what I was describing. 5 knockdowns and he was floored himself. He finished Tomasz Bonin in the first with 3 knockdowns. All these fit the attributes I was describing.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossOk, name 3 quality fights he's won at heavy?;DQuote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnThe intrigue with Haye is that he can punch but he also doesn't take a shot well. When you say he doesn't fight, you named 3 fights that were poor, but you could name at least 3 when talking about alot of exciting fighters. Bottom line is that most of his fights have a quality element to them. If they didn't, he'd never have had his box office deal/expensive Setanta deal in the first place. I think the most Fury entertained anyone was on Twitter.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossYour right, his fights against Abdul, Valuev and Klitschko are classics!Quote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnTo be fair , Haye is explosive with that right hand and chinny so that makes him entertaining to watch. Fury is a cherry picking bell end who mauls and then says he's the best fighter ever. The man is an idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongBetween Haye and Fury I'm surprised British boxing has ANY fans at all those two are complete and utter pricks with 0 redeeming qualitiesQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe retired himself after the Haye fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
;D
Being a puncher and being chinny are only an exciting combination if they actually fight, like a Nigel Benn for instance but not when they just skirt the ring or even crawl around on all fours trying not to get hit!
And nobody has a classic fight against Wlad. Nobody.
But I wasn't just talking about his Heavyweight career, he has had plenty of explosive finishes at Cruiser and a guy with such a high KO percentage is always worth watching.
How many world class names did he beat at cruiser?Quote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnWell I never said they were classic fights, but his finishes are great to watch. The Ruiz fight was decent. Haye knocked him down 5 times and some of the punches he landed were fantastic (particularly the first knockdown). The Monte Barrett fight fits what I was describing. 5 knockdowns and he was floored himself. He finished Tomasz Bonin in the first with 3 knockdowns. All these fit the attributes I was describing.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossOk, name 3 quality fights he's won at heavy?;DQuote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnThe intrigue with Haye is that he can punch but he also doesn't take a shot well. When you say he doesn't fight, you named 3 fights that were poor, but you could name at least 3 when talking about alot of exciting fighters. Bottom line is that most of his fights have a quality element to them. If they didn't, he'd never have had his box office deal/expensive Setanta deal in the first place. I think the most Fury entertained anyone was on Twitter.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossYour right, his fights against Abdul, Valuev and Klitschko are classics!Quote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnTo be fair , Haye is explosive with that right hand and chinny so that makes him entertaining to watch. Fury is a cherry picking bell end who mauls and then says he's the best fighter ever. The man is an idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongBetween Haye and Fury I'm surprised British boxing has ANY fans at all those two are complete and utter pricks with 0 redeeming qualitiesQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe retired himself after the Haye fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
;D
Being a puncher and being chinny are only an exciting combination if they actually fight, like a Nigel Benn for instance but not when they just skirt the ring or even crawl around on all fours trying not to get hit!
And nobody has a classic fight against Wlad. Nobody.
But I wasn't just talking about his Heavyweight career, he has had plenty of explosive finishes at Cruiser and a guy with such a high KO percentage is always worth watching.
He couldnt beat Thompson;)
He went to the World #1's back yard and knocked him out. He beat Maccarinelli who was #3 in the world at the time in 2 rounds, and was widely considered to be the #1 Cruiserweight in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
And you're criticizing him for not being able to beat a former World Champion in his 11th fight? Fury didn't fight a former World Champion till his 21st fight, and he has yet to fight anyone who was a world champion from his own division.
We all know you enjoy a good double standard though when it comes to Tyson Fury.
Thompson had retired and was in his forties for fuck sake!;DQuote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnHe went to the World #1's back yard and knocked him out. He beat Maccarinelli who was #3 in the world at the time in 2 rounds, and was widely considered to be the #1 Cruiserweight in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
And you're criticizing him for not being able to beat a former World Champion in his 11th fight? Fury didn't fight a former World Champion till his 21st fight, and he has yet to fight anyone who was a world champion from his own division.
We all know you enjoy a good double standard though when it comes to Tyson Fury.
Also, losing to an ex world title holder fairly easily doesnt hold much merit. The first time he beat a world champion former or current was when he faced Mormeck in his 21st fight. Fury was supposed to fight Haye in his 22nd, he may well now be winning a world heavyweight title in his 22nd fight.
But had won a world title. And rather than fighting David Price, Fury vacated his British Title and fought 40 year old Martin Rogan in his 18th fight when Rogan hadn't fought for 17 months "because the fans demanded the fight".Quote:
Originally Posted by rossThompson had retired and was in his forties for fuck sake!;DQuote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnHe went to the World #1's back yard and knocked him out. He beat Maccarinelli who was #3 in the world at the time in 2 rounds, and was widely considered to be the #1 Cruiserweight in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
And you're criticizing him for not being able to beat a former World Champion in his 11th fight? Fury didn't fight a former World Champion till his 21st fight, and he has yet to fight anyone who was a world champion from his own division.
We all know you enjoy a good double standard though when it comes to Tyson Fury.
Maloney was offered the fight for Price but said they couldnt do it because he was with sky and Fury was with Channel 5.Quote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnBut had won a world title. And rather than fighting David Price, Fury vacated his British Title and fought 40 year old Martin Rogan in his 18th fight when Rogan hadn't fought for 17 months "because the fans demanded the fight".Quote:
Originally Posted by rossThompson had retired and was in his forties for fuck sake!;DQuote:
Originally Posted by bzkfnHe went to the World #1's back yard and knocked him out. He beat Maccarinelli who was #3 in the world at the time in 2 rounds, and was widely considered to be the #1 Cruiserweight in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
And you're criticizing him for not being able to beat a former World Champion in his 11th fight? Fury didn't fight a former World Champion till his 21st fight, and he has yet to fight anyone who was a world champion from his own division.
We all know you enjoy a good double standard though when it comes to Tyson Fury.
"Peter Fury cuts Frank Maloney out of any David Price talks, reveals past negotiations
Phil D. Jay
WBN Editor
Heavyweight contender Tyson Fury's trainer and uncle Peter Fury has talked candidly about the negotiations regarding a possible fight between his fighter and British champion David Price after a weekend of baiting surrounding the fight.
Fury was seen live on Channel 5 calling out Price, whilst Frank Maloney did the same after the Liverpudlian took apart Audley Harrison in just over 80 seconds at the Echo Arena by putting up £500,000 for the fight.
Peter Fury has now spoken exclusively to WBN to clear-up his side of previous negotiations and World Boxing News would like to add that these views are entirely those of Peter Fury and not of WBN.
Yesterday has seen some very derogatory comments, from mainly David Price fans, on Tyson's response to Frank Maloney's Challenge on BoxNation after his victory over Audley Harrison. I will name Maloney here on as Golem from Lord of the rings. Why will become clear as I explain to the British public the past history of events surrounding Price v Fury.
It is fact that Golem was offered £125,000 by Mick Hennessy to box Tyson on Channel 5. Golem declined this offer quoting the fight would have to go on Sky TV, only to find out later that not only did he refuse the fight with Price, the reason he gave regarding Sky was false as he never actually had a deal with Sky.
He screwed that deal up and lied to the public and us with his bogus Sky deal! Then we here Golem spouting about 'Chicken Tyson' refuses to fight etc, when the fact is he lost his sky deal and now he's got Price fighting on BoxNation! Where by if Golem would have taken the offer, the Price fight would have gone on terrestrial TV and Price would have been paid well and the rest history.
I was then told that Golem approached Mick Hennessy again to do some joint deal whereby Price gets screened on Channel 5 and after fou fights, pair them with each other? All a little to late when he declined our first offer.
Due to his deceit and lies levelled against my nephew and putting his name into disrepute with the fight fans quoting 'Tyson Chicken Fury,' Golem the cheat and deceit artist can no longer be any part of any negotiations with myself, my friend Mick Hennessy or Tyson in any capacity!
When Golem calls my family cowards to cover his lies when he was offered the deal in the first place, he has no room to broker anything with us in its entirety. However we at Team fury and Hennessy Sports want this fight and we noted Golem again for his tricks by offering £500,000 for the fighters at the weekend.
A fight between the two men is career defining for both. This is a massive fight that the whole UK and beyond want to see. We and Hennessy Sports are confident of a sell out arena of up to 80,000 capacity. I know Tyson wants this fight as he and Price have young families and I'm sure both men need to get this fight on as soon as possible.
If talks are to progress and gross the boxers their rightful pay days, then leave Golem out of it as he screwed the last deal up. I strongly suggest that Price's team contact Mick direct themselves and lets do the deal without greedy liar Golem in the middle.
By all means Team Price can give Golem what they like from their pie as that's theirs to choose. But we want nothing more to do with him whatsoever! This is a massive fight that needs to happen in the spring of next year.
Tyson is almost their in sealing a deal whereby he faces a top ten world rated opponent for December 1st and this will be for the number one slot with the WBC. Tyson would then defend that ranking against David Price instead of opting for a world title challenge.
So here it is in the public domain without some Hobbit playing games. Let this fight happen as we want it and the public want it. Make the call and let's get it on!
This is the biggest clash of the heavyweights in the UK for years!
We respect Price and his talents and we also understand the passion of his fans. Tyson has endured flack as a direct result of Golem's false misleading allegations .Tyson comes from a history of fighting people generations back. To have him insulted by some parasite Hobbit is to us, the limit.
Regarding vacating the British belt, the Hobbit firstly refused Hennessys offer. We wanted purse bids as if he was successful, this meant Tyson would have then had to Box on BoxNation and this would have put Tyson and Hennessy sports in complications with Channel 5.
Tyson has enjoyed a massive audience as a result of Channel 5's coverage and this station has much more viewers than the other said channels. This left Tyson with no choice but to vacate the belts in order that he can progress his career with Hennessy Sports and Channel 5 TV.
We hope this fight will now happen as it should have over one year ago! Tyson wants it. The public want it so lets make this fight happen!
Regards Peter Fury.
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