Disappointed in Tyson Fury

Rexob
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Fearful_Freddie wrote:Medically unfit apparently.

Has he finally lost the plot then?
Andrew
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Was going to post this myself

It's off because Henessey messed up the finances and overpriced the fight.

It should have happened in Germany. I would not be surprised if Tyson has gone off the rails mentally though.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Naandrew wrote:
Was going to post this myself

It's off because Henessey messed up the finances and overpriced the fight.

It should have happened in Germany. I would not be surprised if Tyson has gone off the rails mentally though.

It's been a total fook up from the start.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Just strip him of the belts. Let Ortiz and Klit fight for them. Ortiz becomes the lineal champ and everyone's happy.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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How much were they contracted to get paid for this?
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Killer Blow wrote:Just strip him of the belts. Let Ortiz and Klit fight for them. Ortiz becomes the lineal champ and everyone's happy.
No, Fury would still be lineal champ, if he retires it become's vacant.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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It sounds like something psychological the way that statement has been worded.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Has a reigning lineal champion ever had to spend time in a mental hospital?
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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lefty wrote:To be honest, does anyone even really care about the rematch anyway? I was interested in whether Wlad could do anything differently but it would probably end up playing out the same way as it is.

Fury doesn't seem like he wants to be boxing anymore. Maybe he should just retire. He made some good money from it the first fight. He should just invest it wisely and enjoy himself if his hearts not in boxing anymore.

Yes but he can’t be a day over 32, has at least 2 kids as I’m aware of, plus a wife. In his next fight he can get paid more than he did in his first 20 combined, even by losing in the first round - and he need not bother with the trouble of making weight! Surely, in such a situation, one should just put on one’s trunks and boots and just show up..... Quite a queer scenario....a man with “fighting in his blood” who seems to be turning his back on it. Maybe, just maybe, he’s a peaceful family guy who is more Peter Griffin than Marvin Hagler.....but it’s the cash that gets me.
As someone only told me today...he should make it whilst he is young as winter WILL come..
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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BitPlayer wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:Just strip him of the belts. Let Ortiz and Klit fight for them. Ortiz becomes the lineal champ and everyone's happy.
No, Fury would still be lineal champ, if he retires it become's vacant.
Doesn't The Ring strip a champ if he doesn't fight for a year?
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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"Although promoter Mick Hennessy gave no specific reason for the Tyson Fury- Wladimir klitschko heavyweight title rematch being called off again in his statement on Friday-- saying only that fury is "medically unfit to fight" and that he would "undergo the treatment he needs to make a full recovery" -- my sources, with knowledge of the correspondence between teams Fury and Klitschko outlining the reason the fight is off, said it is because Fury is having mental health issues, may be institutionalised and is "unavailable for the foreseeable future" - Dan Rafael
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Killer Blow wrote:
BitPlayer wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:Just strip him of the belts. Let Ortiz and Klit fight for them. Ortiz becomes the lineal champ and everyone's happy.
No, Fury would still be lineal champ, if he retires it become's vacant.
Doesn't The Ring strip a champ if he doesn't fight for a year?
Well in that case it'd be vacant.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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BitPlayer wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:
BitPlayer wrote: No, Fury would still be lineal champ, if he retires it become's vacant.
Doesn't The Ring strip a champ if he doesn't fight for a year?
Well in that case it'd be vacant.
The obvious solution is to let Klit and King Kong fight for it.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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The Ring title isn't the lineal title
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Sounds like Fury might have been sectioned. Hope he gets better soon. fornicate knows what happens with the belts now.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Killer Blow wrote:
BitPlayer wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:
Doesn't The Ring strip a champ if he doesn't fight for a year?
Well in that case it'd be vacant.
The obvious solution is to let Klit and King Kong fight for it.
But the consenus 1 and 2 contenders, from what I generally see, are Wlad and Povetkin (please god no). The Ring has Wlad then Wilder (IIRC due to Povetkin's drug issues).

So that wouldn't establish a new lineage.
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lefty wrote:Sounds like Fury might have been sectioned. Hope he gets better soon. eff knows what happens with the belts now.
If it's legit then he should keep the belts, unless he retires, this is what interm belts are for, the WBA is as prepared as always in already having an interm champion just in case.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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BitPlayer wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:
BitPlayer wrote: Well in that case it'd be vacant.
The obvious solution is to let Klit and King Kong fight for it.
But the consenus 1 and 2 contenders, from what I generally see, are Wlad and Povetkin (please god no). The Ring has Wlad then Wilder (IIRC due to Povetkin's drug issues).

So that wouldn't establish a new lineage.
He was mandatory to fight the Fury/Klit winner. They would at least fight for the WBA and WBO.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

Post by lillywhite14 »

Fvck the money. If he's really suffering mentally, walk away. He's got enough dough to last him a few lifetimes should he manage it well.

Mind you, looking back to the 80's it was almost a requirement for any heavyweight title fight to have at least one participant who was mentally unstable!

Hopefully it's just a cover up for bad ticket sales etc and they get it rescheduled ASAP.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Gutted, if its mental health related then i feel for the big man, anything else and i'm not buying it being a legit unjury. Mental health sounds about right though, Fury is a loose wire, 2 pence short of a pound, couple that with a history of depression and it doesnt make for a pretty picture. Hope the big fella is alright.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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lillywhite14 wrote: Mind you, looking back to the 80's it was almost a requirement for any heavyweight title fight to have at least one participant who was mentally unstable!
True, at least Oliver McCall had the decency to have his nervous breakdown during a title fight! :lol:
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Boxerbeetle wrote:
lillywhite14 wrote: Mind you, looking back to the 80's it was almost a requirement for any heavyweight title fight to have at least one participant who was mentally unstable!
True, at least Oliver McCall had the decency to have his nervous breakdown during a title fight! :lol:
:clap:
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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Sounds like a difficult time for the Fury and his family.

Hopefully he'll get through this and be back whether in the ring or outside of it.
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Re: Disappointed in Tyson Fury

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got to nearly the end for Hennessy Sports after this heading the same way as Hatton promotions.
Not sure what's going on with Tyson. think he will lose on of his belts next week.
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