That face-off that never was? Fury looked particularly nervous. Frightened? All I will say is that if he'd had a tail, it would have curled up between his legs.
Haye played it perfectly. After Fury's initial attempt to wind him up/play the joker - in that scattergun way of his - Haye simply offered a forced laugh which tickled a lot of the throng. From that moment I thought Fury struggled. Seemed all at sea.
FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)
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Manchester Massive
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Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)
Not a chance Fury was scared. This is a guy who has grown up fighting from a renowned fighting family, who laughs and jokes pre-fight, I think 60 / 40 in favour of Haye but not a chance Fury is scared - I genuinely think Fury fancies his chances.Dixonian wrote:That face-off that never was? Fury looked particularly nervous. Frightened? All I will say is that if he'd had a tail, it would have curled up between his legs.
Haye played it perfectly. After Fury's initial attempt to wind him up/play the joker - in that scattergun way of his - Haye simply offered a forced laugh which tickled a lot of the throng. From that moment I thought Fury struggled. Seemed all at sea.
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followthecamel
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Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)
He was defintely hiding behind his sunglasses, similar to Floyd Mayweather Jr during his press tour. Pissing themselves.
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el_grande_mauro_mina
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Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)
Beat the reigning Italian heavyweight champion.White Noise wrote:His dad the fearsome Gypsy John? Zero stoppages, lost to a Rugby player, put in a near coma by Henry Akinwande, retired himself against Steve Garber.Manchester Massive wrote:This is a guy who has grown up fighting from a renowned fighting family,
'Renowned' indeed
And lets just say Tyson Fury is 'scared' doesn't this make him even braver to go in against
someone than duck him - which many top boxers have been guilty of in this day and age?
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CiganoBoxer
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Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)
end of threadManchester Massive wrote:Not a chance Fury was scared. This is a guy who has grown up fighting from a renowned fighting family, who laughs and jokes pre-fight, I think 60 / 40 in favour of Haye but not a chance Fury is scared - I genuinely think Fury fancies his chances.Dixonian wrote:That face-off that never was? Fury looked particularly nervous. Frightened? All I will say is that if he'd had a tail, it would have curled up between his legs.
Haye played it perfectly. After Fury's initial attempt to wind him up/play the joker - in that scattergun way of his - Haye simply offered a forced laugh which tickled a lot of the throng. From that moment I thought Fury struggled. Seemed all at sea.
Who was your dad ? or HayesWhite Noise wrote:His dad the fearsome Gypsy John? Zero stoppages, lost to a Rugby player, put in a near coma by Henry Akinwande, retired himself against Steve Garber.Manchester Massive wrote:This is a guy who has grown up fighting from a renowned fighting family,
'Renowned' indeed
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followthecamel wrote:He was defintely hiding behind his sunglasses, similar to Floyd Mayweather Jr during his press tour. Pissing themselves.
Do you think Floyd Jnr is bricking himself as well?
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Fear is an interesting thing, if controlled it can be a great weapon as it keeps you on you toes however if you can't control that fear then it will destroy you.
Anybody competing in a dangerous sport who say they aren't scared are talking out of their arse.
Anybody competing in a dangerous sport who say they aren't scared are talking out of their arse.