any word on Fury's next fight?
any word on Fury's next fight?
anyone know anything, I read a few weeks ago something about him fighting in the US? Also anyone know what's happening with Hennessey & Channel 5, are there any shows on the C5 schedule?
cheers.
cheers.
Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
I think his team want Manuel Charr in March.
Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
Nothing official I am quite hopeful that the silence may mean we could be closer to getting Price/Fury than we all think, Fury ain't getting Vitali so that really leaves Wlad and he wants an American before Povetkin apparently so thats another year out of Tyson's live, why not earn a monster pay day against Price. Vitali either fights Haye or retires so the scene will open up for Fury win or lose really and more huge pay days to follow.Mensa07 wrote:anyone know anything, I read a few weeks ago something about him fighting in the US? Also anyone know what's happening with Hennessey & Channel 5, are there any shows on the C5 schedule?
cheers.
Bank one now would be my view.
No fights listed for Degale (was supposed to fight on the 26th of Jan) or Eubank Jnr or Galahad, perhaps something is afoot.
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Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
I've heard he's moving into MMA ;;-)
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Freedom2013
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Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
Fury has contacted Wladimir Klitschko's management and said he's ready and willing to fight Wladimir on Apr 6.
But if he doesn't get that fight, he's looking for a stay-busy opponent for March (Tye Fields, Ruslan Chagaev, Manuel Charr and Franklin Lawrence have been rumored as possible opponents) while he waits for the winner of Stiverne-Arreola and to see if Vitali is retiring.
Hopefully Vitali will make an announcement soon.
But if he doesn't get that fight, he's looking for a stay-busy opponent for March (Tye Fields, Ruslan Chagaev, Manuel Charr and Franklin Lawrence have been rumored as possible opponents) while he waits for the winner of Stiverne-Arreola and to see if Vitali is retiring.
Hopefully Vitali will make an announcement soon.
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johnnykayo
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Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
his next fight is apparently in new york st patricks weekend,ive heard that from a good source as well 
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jameswilson
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Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
Steve Cunningham is another rumoured possible opponent.
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Knowing Fury it'll end up being a binman from Coventry.
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I’ve been told that Fury’s next fight will most likely be in Belfast again
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Aren't they all?mjl78 wrote:I’ve been told that Fury’s next fight will most likely be in Belfast again
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His fights will surely be in the UK or Europe. All this talk of going to the USA is unlikely to come to anything if he wants his current trainer in his corner.
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His record for his experience is actually pretty good, Price is getting heralded for fighting lesser opponents.ILikeBeer wrote:Knowing Fury it'll end up being a binman from Coventry.
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stevieb_8006
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Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
Finn wrote:His record for his experience is actually pretty good, Price is getting heralded for fighting lesser opponents.ILikeBeer wrote:Knowing Fury it'll end up being a binman from Coventry.
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April 20th in US, in talks with cunningham.
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jameswilson
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Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
Fair play. Although Cunningham is light he isn't a really short heavyweight at 6ft3 and most feel he beat Adamek in their last fight. It's going to be interesting to see what is done with regards TV over here. Do C5 show it both live and on a delay the next day, I would definately stay up to watch it live.Wales wrote:April 20th in US, in talks with cunningham.
I did see the interview with Fury where he mentioned the Cunningham fight and I know he will likely get some stick with Cunningham being an ex Cruiserweight who is a very light heavyweight, but I think it's an excellent fight if it comes off.
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If its new york could be a 2am fight too. Will he headline? Probably i guess, be interesting to see if hes a draw. His mouth sells tickets.
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mickey1975
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Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
Can any of Team Fury get in to America?
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Remember bradley price was refused last minute that time.
As a side, if gavin rees gets in, most of the furys will get in
no chance his old fella would mind.
As a side, if gavin rees gets in, most of the furys will get in
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mickey1975
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Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
Nor his uncle. His convictions are the worst of the lot. Pryce and Rees are only very minor in comparison.Wales wrote:Remember bradley price was refused last minute that time.
As a side, if gavin rees gets in, most of the furys will get inno chance his old fella would mind.
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Where would they park the caravans?mickey1975 wrote:Can any of Team Fury get in to America?
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Exactly. That's what I was alluding to earlier. Knowing how rigid they are with their rules, I would be astonished if Peter could get into the USA. We'll have to wait and see. I hope somehow he can be granted access, though, because he's the architect of Tyson's improvement, a decent tactician, and a calming influence. If a fight with Cunningham is made, his presence (or absence) may well make the difference either way.mickey1975 wrote:Nor his uncle. His convictions are the worst of the lot. Pryce and Rees are only very minor in comparison.Wales wrote:Remember bradley price was refused last minute that time.
As a side, if gavin rees gets in, most of the furys will get inno chance his old fella would mind.
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I think the Cunningham fight is the one that makes the most sense with regards exposure - given he got jobbed against Adamek in most people's opinions.
Unfortunately style wise, Cunningham is a small heavyweight and Fury is a true super heavyweight and it could be a bit of a mismatch.
Arreola would be fun.
Unfortunately style wise, Cunningham is a small heavyweight and Fury is a true super heavyweight and it could be a bit of a mismatch.
Arreola would be fun.
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JLP wrote:Exactly. That's what I was alluding to earlier. Knowing how rigid they are with their rules, I would be astonished if Peter could get into the USA. We'll have to wait and see. I hope somehow he can be granted access, though, because he's the architect of Tyson's improvement, a decent tactician, and a calming influence. If a fight with Cunningham is made, his presence (or absence) may well make the difference either way.mickey1975 wrote:Nor his uncle. His convictions are the worst of the lot. Pryce and Rees are only very minor in comparison.Wales wrote:Remember bradley price was refused last minute that time.
As a side, if gavin rees gets in, most of the furys will get inno chance his old fella would mind.
Dont know much about the family to be honest. Know his fathers crime was awful, whats peters "resume"
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jameswilson
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Re: any word on Fury's next fight?
Lies. I thought the same but after reading the testimonies of some posters on here, and why would these people lie, he is a complete gentleman with a heart of gold. Just make sure you don't look at his pint.Wales wrote:JLP wrote:Exactly. That's what I was alluding to earlier. Knowing how rigid they are with their rules, I would be astonished if Peter could get into the USA. We'll have to wait and see. I hope somehow he can be granted access, though, because he's the architect of Tyson's improvement, a decent tactician, and a calming influence. If a fight with Cunningham is made, his presence (or absence) may well make the difference either way.mickey1975 wrote: Nor his uncle. His convictions are the worst of the lot. Pryce and Rees are only very minor in comparison.
Dont know much about the family to be honest. Know his fathers crime was awful, whats peters "resume"