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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

    Quote Originally Posted by ross View Post
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    I think what iv read was that the arena in Dusseldorf was said to be full which is 55,000 but Boente is saying they only had 36,000. So Tyson must have been getting paid based on the attendance and they are trying to short change him?

    Maybe this is why they wanted the rematch in the UK so the attendance can be checked?

    All boils down to Wlad not really wanting the fight.

    We all know Hearn and Boente will have been discussing a potential Joshua v Klitschko fight. I couldnt see that fight happening though because it would mean having to pay theough the nose for Klitschko. Theres still a few undefeated useless americans that will take a paycheck yet.
    Mate, If Fury v Wlad doesn't happen , I'd be more concerned about who Tyson fights next rather than who AJ fights if I were you.
    Why would I be concerned? Tyson will beat whoever it is

    Maybe he could go for Wilder and Joshuas murderers row of defences?
    I'm not saying it from a point of view of whether he wins or not, that's another debate altogether. I'm saying it from an inactivity, relevance and Boxing politics point of view.
    he hasn't fought for 12 months. if the Wlad fight doesn't go ahead, it'll be another 4-6 months before he fights , unless he has a "stay busy" tomato can which will be meaningless and not financially attractive. He won't be fighting AJ for at least a year , I think we can agree on that, and even if he did get the chance, he wouldn't want to have 12-18 months of ring rust going into it. The same applies to Wilder, add to that Wilder is injured and wouldn't go straight into a unification.
    if Tyson is 18 months between fights, people (general public, not you) will have forgotten what he did against Wlad. add to that , during this time , AJ is bowling guys over , building up his profile.
    Secretly Tyson will be frustrated that he's not getting some of the gravy train, (and I don't blame him, so would I be!)
    Finally, whether we like it or not, the powers that be (Governing bodies , promoters , etc. ) would love nothing more than to fuck Tyson around a bit and "Put him in his place".
    I'm not saying this to have a pop, far from it. I actually feel that Fury deserves to make some serious cash , but sometimes the World's not fair.

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

    Fury hasn't even defended the title yet, I'd rather see him facing Wilder/Joshua's murderers row comp than never fighting. He still hasn't proved he's not Buster Douglas.
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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    Fury hasn't even defended the title yet, I'd rather see him facing Wilder/Joshua's murderers row comp than never fighting. He still hasn't proved he's not Buster Douglas.
    Let's be serious Tyson Fury still hasn't proven he's a clean fighter

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
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    Fury hasn't even defended the title yet, I'd rather see him facing Wilder/Joshua's murderers row comp than never fighting. He still hasn't proved he's not Buster Douglas.
    Let's be serious Tyson Fury still hasn't proven he's a clean fighter
    I cant believe how thick your being.

    Let me put it in simple terms even a thick cunt like you might understand. If Tyson does lots of random testing like he has and never tests positive, hes pretty much proved hes clean. Until he tests negative which he never will unlike at least one of the Klitschkos, Alexander Povetkin, Luis Ortiz etc he will never be proven to be a cheat because hes not.

    He wont need to be putting memory foam matresses under canvasses or in boxing gloves either

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    Fury hasn't even defended the title yet, I'd rather see him facing Wilder/Joshua's murderers row comp than never fighting. He still hasn't proved he's not Buster Douglas.
    Let's be serious Tyson Fury still hasn't proven he's a clean fighter
    I cant believe how thick your being.

    Let me put it in simple terms even a thick cunt like you might understand. If Tyson does lots of random testing like he has and never tests positive, hes pretty much proved hes clean. Until he tests negative which he never will unlike at least one of the Klitschkos, Alexander Povetkin, Luis Ortiz etc he will never be proven to be a cheat because hes not.

    He wont need to be putting memory foam matresses under canvasses or in boxing gloves either
    Testing negative is good a good thing as far as drug tests are concerned you fucking dolt.

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

    Fury would move around the ring far faster and easier if ross wasn't hanging from his ass.

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

    Not sure what it means but Fury is equally exciting when taking his shirt off and gorilla drumming his hairy bloated gut as he was 'boxing' Wlad to a win. Wlad is a follower in that fight as well as the rematch and current state of affairs. Just seems he should of built-had more leverage after going max to bust.

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
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    Fury hasn't even defended the title yet, I'd rather see him facing Wilder/Joshua's murderers row comp than never fighting. He still hasn't proved he's not Buster Douglas.
    Let's be serious Tyson Fury still hasn't proven he's a clean fighter
    I cant believe how thick your being.

    Let me put it in simple terms even a thick cunt like you might understand. If Tyson does lots of random testing like he has and never tests positive, hes pretty much proved hes clean. Until he tests negative which he never will unlike at least one of the Klitschkos, Alexander Povetkin, Luis Ortiz etc he will never be proven to be a cheat because hes not.

    He wont need to be putting memory foam matresses under canvasses or in boxing gloves either
    Testing negative is good a good thing as far as drug tests are concerned you fucking dolt.
    Im not going to bother editing it but you know what I mean, I put the wrong word, big deal, cling to that if you need to rather than acknowledge that he hasnt tested positive regardless of lots of random testing i.e. Proving hes clean....

    I dont know why you girls start because you know after last time I can just keep going and win

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

    So Tyson and Hughie have been cleared after testing positive for nandrolone?
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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

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    So Tyson and Hughie have been cleared after testing positive for nandrolone?
    Are you winding me up or have you read none of the reports?

    They didnt test positive

    They had slighlty raised levels that supposedly is more than a normal person should have.

    Put it this way so you might understand... Im assumng you understand testosterone? We all have it, even women. You can take testosterone boosters also which is ilegal in sports but is a natural occuring substance in the body. You can however get raised levels of testosterone after eating or doing certain things but probably not enough that you would fail any test or even raise the eyebrows of the testers, especially seeing as the B samples of both had no traces at all in. Just enough maybe for a rival competitor that doesnt want to have to compete against you to make noise about.

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

    So UKad have apologised and admitted they made a mistake?
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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

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    So UKad have apologised and admitted they made a mistake?
    They wont be saying anything of the sort because there are legal proceedings against them currently by Tyson Fury!

    "UK Anti-Doping will not comment further on the case until due legal process has been completed."
    Last edited by ross; 08-23-2016 at 11:46 PM.

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

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    So UKad have apologised and admitted they made a mistake?
    They wont be saying anything of the sort because there are legal proceedings against them currently!

    "UK Anti-Doping will not comment further on the case until due legal process has been completed."
    ...So "No" then? That's a "No"....good talk

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko is taking Tyson Fury to court over violation of contract

    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
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    So UKad have apologised and admitted they made a mistake?
    They wont be saying anything of the sort because there are legal proceedings against them currently!

    "UK Anti-Doping will not comment further on the case until due legal process has been completed."
    ...So "No" then? That's a "No"....good talk
    UKAD arent going to lose themselves a law suit by publicly admitting they were wrong are they you twat!

    I find it very interesting that on UKAD twitter a few weeks ago they were advertising for a legal officer. I commented was this because the Furys are suing them. They then deleted the comment and changed it to to add that its for maternity cover! Hahaha! They dont want to lose face over this
    Last edited by ross; 08-24-2016 at 12:03 AM.

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    Who the fuck follows ukad on twitter? šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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