Fury Vs AJ - December 22

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With the benefit of hindsight, it’s easy to say that Fury would have beaten him …. but back then Haye was a very athletic banger, who always really liked hurting people. Fury was big, but quite unfit, inexperienced and a light puncher who didn’t use his size and weight very well yet.

[Primo Carnera]

With the benefit of hindsight, it’s easy to say that Fury would have beaten him …. but back then Haye was a very athletic banger, who always really liked hurting people. Fury was big, but quite unfit, inexperienced and a light puncher who didn’t use his size and weight very well yet.

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What this guy said. AT THE TIME, if Fury had won, it would’ve been the shock of the century!

[Master]

With the benefit of hindsight, it’s easy to say that Fury would have beaten him …. but back then Haye was a very athletic banger, who always really liked hurting people. Fury was big, but quite unfit, inexperienced and a light puncher who didn’t use his size and weight very well yet.

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What this guy said. AT THE TIME, if Fury had won, it would’ve been the shock of the century!

Haye was damaged goods after Wlad and had no credibility.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

True Fury leans hard.

[Master]

Tyson Fury lining up Andy Ruiz Jr bout on December 3 if Anthony Joshua contract not signed, reveals dad John

TYSON FURY is eyeing a December dust-up with Andy Ruiz if his Battle of Britain with Anthony Joshua fails to come to fruition.

Negotiations over the pair's long-awaited showdown are still ongoing - despite Fury claiming AJ had missed his Monday deadline.

Team Fury, however, have contingency plans in place for the WBC heavyweight champion's December 3 return - which includes a potential clash with Ruiz Jr.

Dad John revealed to The Daily Mail: "We're looking at other people.

"Look at Andy Ruiz, Luis Ortiz and Filip Hrgovic, or whoever wants to fight. It's a good business."

Former unified heavyweight champion Ruiz Jr revealed his desire to face Fury ahead of his decision victory over Luis Ortiz earlier this month.

He said: “I want to focus on four more years in boxing and give it all I’ve got, fight the top contenders.

“I hope and pray that Tyson Fury doesn’t retire because it would be an honour to fight him.

"It’s a bucket list fight. It would be a blessing to fight him."

Fury, 34, performed a U-turn on his Monday deadline to AJ on Thursday, saying: "My promoter Frank Warren convinced me to let Queensberry carry on negotiating with your team this week, despite me knowing that you were never going to do this fight.

So the deadline was Monday. "I allowed Frank to continue doing meetings with your team and your broadcasters and all that.

"Now we have BT, DAZN and ESPN all on the same page. They are happy with everything, they are all ready to rock and roll.

"You guys ask for a lot of stuff, you want to be co-promoters when you're a voluntary challenger.

"Guess what, I said give it them, let them be co-promoters.

"You wanted full transparency, even though you're not an equal shareholder in this party. You know what I said?

"Give them full transparency, I've got nothing to hide, I'm not trying to rob anybody, I've not robbed anybody of a penny in my life.

"So now you've got full transparency, everything is clean and fair.

"Now, Joshua, the ball is really in your court son."

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/19972...ight-december/