We'll never see Tyson Fury again a la Leon or Buster

**porkypara** · 10-03-2016 09:23 AM

Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust

Tyson Fury had his 15 minutes in the Sun just like Leon Spinks and Buster Douglas. His performance that night can never be taken away from him. It was masterful if maybe a bit awkward but he pulled it off and will always be remembered for that. Just like Buster Douglas and Leon Spinks for their Shining Nights of permanent fame.

Like the band called Looking Glass with their incredibly famous one hit wonder called Brandy.

Bye bye Tyson.

I suppose the difference is Douglas V Tyson and Spinks V Ali were good exciting fights that you could watch back.

I have not watched Fury Klitchsko since the actual fight night,.

**generalbulldog** · 10-03-2016 09:35 AM

The only entertaining thing about that fight was Fury singing at the end with Wlad walking around with a wtf look on his face.

**p4pking** · 10-03-2016 09:41 AM

@ross, the word was adopted from Benghali, where it was roughly payjama, which comes from the Persian term pay-jameh and has absolutely no English etymology whatsoever. There's no way you're as thick as you make out on here, get it together.

**ross** · 10-03-2016 09:51 AM

Originally Posted by p4pking

@ross, the word was adopted from Benghali, where it was roughly payjama, which comes from the Persian term pay-jameh and has absolutely no English etymology whatsoever. There's no way you're as thick as you make out on here, get it together.

You searched Wikipedia for that

I can tell you this. The american word pajama is a lazy spelling of their english language word pyjama.

**p4pking** · 10-03-2016 10:13 AM

Originally Posted by ross

Originally Posted by p4pking

@ross, the word was adopted from Benghali, where it was roughly payjama, which comes from the Persian term pay-jameh and has absolutely no English etymology whatsoever. There's no way you're as thick as you make out on here, get it together.

You searched Wikipedia for that

I can tell you this. The american word pajama is a lazy spelling of their english language word pyjama.

Of course I double checked, just wanted to make sure you were being as stupid as it seemed. I did know the word came from India, was unaware it was originally Persian. If the English copied it and changed the spelling, what's the difference if the Americans did so again?