And YES! Fury was full of shit!

[Silkeyjoe]

Its not so much defending him than figuring out why you lot dont like him so much you make thread after thread about him. Hes the most talked about boxer, not just in here but everywhere. Your all talking about him more than Mayweather whos about to start the biggest fight contract in the history of this sport or any other for that matter.

If you were Furys manager and there was the chance to earn and force your challenge against the best heavyweight in the world and one of the most consistent fighters in any division and you had belief that he can do the job you would take that fight with Pulev who again is another unbeaten fighter and ranked higher than Haye. Who is the harder fight? Haye or Wlad?

If all goes to plan for Fury he beats Pulev and gets his chance against Wlad. Why are you lot crying about him trying to get there honestly rather than skirting around it like Povetkin or fighting British has beens?

As you saw in the artical, Booth is saying it, not Haye and Booth also said he is only thinking about it. Neither has the bollocks to make a genuine offer. Fury doenst need to fight Haye as he offers nothing. He isnt really relevant on the world scene because he just wants to fight British heavies. Fury beats Pulev he gets a direct crack at Wlad and as good a chance as anyone out there of ending his reign.

Omfg, you know nothing about boxing mate.

Haye said he didn't want to fight ANY of the British heavies.

But FURY called out HAYE!


Let me also solve this for you, we don't like Fury because we see through him. His career and downfall is almost predictable down to the fight it will happen in.

So far I've said he'll win all the fights he's been in because he's been matched well. Although I thought he'd have won them a bit more comfortably.


1 straight from Haye and its curtains. 1 hook from Arreola and its curtains.

The list goes on.

Yet he fought Chisora who had lost to Fury...

He fought Chisora after Chisora had put up a good fight against Helenius and Vitali. Chisora came in 2 stone heavy for the Fury fight. If he came in fit he would have won easy.

[ross]

Its not so much defending him than figuring out why you lot dont like him so much you make thread after thread about him. Hes the most talked about boxer, not just in here but everywhere. Your all talking about him more than Mayweather whos about to start the biggest fight contract in the history of this sport or any other for that matter.

If you were Furys manager and there was the chance to earn and force your challenge against the best heavyweight in the world and one of the most consistent fighters in any division and you had belief that he can do the job you would take that fight with Pulev who again is another unbeaten fighter and ranked higher than Haye. Who is the harder fight? Haye or Wlad?

If all goes to plan for Fury he beats Pulev and gets his chance against Wlad. Why are you lot crying about him trying to get there honestly rather than skirting around it like Povetkin or fighting British has beens?

As you saw in the artical, Booth is saying it, not Haye and Booth also said he is only thinking about it. Neither has the bollocks to make a genuine offer. Fury doenst need to fight Haye as he offers nothing. He isnt really relevant on the world scene because he just wants to fight British heavies. Fury beats Pulev he gets a direct crack at Wlad and as good a chance as anyone out there of ending his reign.

Omfg, you know nothing about boxing mate.

Haye said he didn't want to fight ANY of the British heavies.

But FURY called out HAYE!


Let me also solve this for you, we don't like Fury because we see through him. His career and downfall is almost predictable down to the fight it will happen in.

So far I've said he'll win all the fights he's been in because he's been matched well. Although I thought he'd have won them a bit more comfortably.


1 straight from Haye and its curtains. 1 hook from Arreola and its curtains.

The list goes on.

Yet he fought Chisora who had lost to Fury...

He fought Chisora after Chisora had put up a good fight against Helenius and Vitali. Chisora came in 2 stone heavy for the Fury fight. If he came in fit he would have won easy.

So what? Who is to blame for that? They both had the same time to prepare.

If Haye had gone in to the Wlad bout and actually fought like he wanted to win he might have but he didnt. All these ifs and buts... So far Fury is winning by having big balls something Haye couldnt have been further away from in the Wlad fight. Fury is the best bet for a big man that will actually push Wlad and give him a fight and actually try to win.

[Silkeyjoe]

Its not so much defending him than figuring out why you lot dont like him so much you make thread after thread about him. Hes the most talked about boxer, not just in here but everywhere. Your all talking about him more than Mayweather whos about to start the biggest fight contract in the history of this sport or any other for that matter.

If you were Furys manager and there was the chance to earn and force your challenge against the best heavyweight in the world and one of the most consistent fighters in any division and you had belief that he can do the job you would take that fight with Pulev who again is another unbeaten fighter and ranked higher than Haye. Who is the harder fight? Haye or Wlad?

If all goes to plan for Fury he beats Pulev and gets his chance against Wlad. Why are you lot crying about him trying to get there honestly rather than skirting around it like Povetkin or fighting British has beens?

As you saw in the artical, Booth is saying it, not Haye and Booth also said he is only thinking about it. Neither has the bollocks to make a genuine offer. Fury doenst need to fight Haye as he offers nothing. He isnt really relevant on the world scene because he just wants to fight British heavies. Fury beats Pulev he gets a direct crack at Wlad and as good a chance as anyone out there of ending his reign.

Omfg, you know nothing about boxing mate.

Haye said he didn't want to fight ANY of the British heavies.

But FURY called out HAYE!


Let me also solve this for you, we don't like Fury because we see through him. His career and downfall is almost predictable down to the fight it will happen in.

So far I've said he'll win all the fights he's been in because he's been matched well. Although I thought he'd have won them a bit more comfortably.


1 straight from Haye and its curtains. 1 hook from Arreola and its curtains.

The list goes on.

Yet he fought Chisora who had lost to Fury...

He fought Chisora after Chisora had put up a good fight against Helenius and Vitali. Chisora came in 2 stone heavy for the Fury fight. If he came in fit he would have won easy.

So what? Who is to blame for that? They both had the same time to prepare.

If Haye had gone in to the Wlad bout and actually fought like he wanted to win he might have but he didnt. All these ifs and buts... So far Fury is winning by having big balls something Haye couldnt have been further away from in the Wlad fight. Fury is the best bet for a big man that will actually push Wlad and give him a fight and actually try to win.

Yea takes big balls to not take on David Price and fight Rogan for a British title. It takes balls to fight the smallest heavyweight offered to you.

[Master]

Fury has earned his his place and deserves his chance against wlad, he is two fights away from winning the title.

[beenKOed]

Fury has earned his his place and deserves his chance against wlad, he is two fights away from winning the title.

Stop drinking that cheap wine, it has you befuddled and blathering or are you baiting us with your bullshit.
It's not going to happen, accept it.

[Master]

Fury has earned his his place and deserves his chance against wlad, he is two fights away from winning the title.

Stop drinking that cheap wine, it has you befuddled and blathering or are you baiting us with your bullshit.
It's not going to happen, accept it.

We will see.