Fury's next fight..........

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God I hope its Wilder. Just to see Wilder in with anyome who has a pulse. No doubt Wilder will plump for Danny
Williams though. Williams corner now consists of one guy with smelling salts. :bag:

Chisora now must be a stick on. I can't see Price going ahead with Chisora anytime soon.

Beating Pulev guarantees a title shot but high risk.

Adamek looks perfect but may not fancy it. Think Fury would have to travel if he did.

Tony Thompson will be on the phone as we speak no doubt.

Arreola would be good but Fury would have to leave a hell of a buritto trail to get him over.

As for Haye........thanks for the memories but please........stay retired. The amount of stop starts and broken promises in the last 18 months has been a farce. His standing on a table blaming a stubbed toe for the Wlad defeat was more awkward than Ali's weekend at bernies impression at last summer's olympic opening ceremony. He made up for it though by cracking Adam Booth with a tripod stand I must say. :salut:
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WayoftheCass wrote:God I hope its Wilder. Just to see Wilder in with anyome who has a pulse. No doubt Wilder will plump for Danny
Williams though. Williams corner now consists of one guy with smelling salts. :bag:

Chisora now must be a stick on. I can't see Price going ahead with Chisora anytime soon.

Beating Pulev guarantees a title shot but high risk.

Adamek looks perfect but may not fancy it. Think Fury would have to travel if he did.

Tony Thompson will be on the phone as we speak no doubt.

Arreola would be good but Fury would have to leave a hell of a buritto trail to get him over.

As for Haye........thanks for the memories but please........stay retired. The amount of stop starts and broken promises in the last 18 months has been a farce. His standing on a table blaming a stubbed toe for the Wlad defeat was more awkward than Ali's weekend at bernies impression at last summer's olympic opening ceremony. He made up for it though by cracking Adam Booth with a tripod stand I must say. :salut:
Harsh but funny lol.
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columbo wrote:
WayoftheCass wrote:God I hope its Wilder. Just to see Wilder in with anyome who has a pulse. No doubt Wilder will plump for Danny
Williams though. Williams corner now consists of one guy with smelling salts. :bag:

Chisora now must be a stick on. I can't see Price going ahead with Chisora anytime soon.

Beating Pulev guarantees a title shot but high risk.

Adamek looks perfect but may not fancy it. Think Fury would have to travel if he did.

Tony Thompson will be on the phone as we speak no doubt.

Arreola would be good but Fury would have to leave a hell of a buritto trail to get him over.

As for Haye........thanks for the memories but please........stay retired. The amount of stop starts and broken promises in the last 18 months has been a farce. His standing on a table blaming a stubbed toe for the Wlad defeat was more awkward than Ali's weekend at bernies impression at last summer's olympic opening ceremony. He made up for it though by cracking Adam Booth with a tripod stand I must say. :salut:
Harsh but funny lol.
True but hopefully someone in Danny's team sees it and takes it to heart. Whats become of Danny is a disgrace and very sad.
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WayoftheCass wrote:
columbo wrote:
WayoftheCass wrote:God I hope its Wilder. Just to see Wilder in with anyome who has a pulse. No doubt Wilder will plump for Danny
Williams though. Williams corner now consists of one guy with smelling salts. :bag:

Chisora now must be a stick on. I can't see Price going ahead with Chisora anytime soon.

Beating Pulev guarantees a title shot but high risk.

Adamek looks perfect but may not fancy it. Think Fury would have to travel if he did.

Tony Thompson will be on the phone as we speak no doubt.

Arreola would be good but Fury would have to leave a hell of a buritto trail to get him over.

As for Haye........thanks for the memories but please........stay retired. The amount of stop starts and broken promises in the last 18 months has been a farce. His standing on a table blaming a stubbed toe for the Wlad defeat was more awkward than Ali's weekend at bernies impression at last summer's olympic opening ceremony. He made up for it though by cracking Adam Booth with a tripod stand I must say. :salut:
Harsh but funny lol.
True but hopefully someone in Danny's team sees it and takes it to heart. Whats become of Danny is a disgrace and very sad.
No I agree. Im guessing he still needs the paycheck though. It's odd because he kept saying how he had a job as a bodyguard lined up. Not sure what happened there.
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what about manuel charr? fury would beat him with ease and he is ranked highly with wbc. should help him climb back up the rankings.

just a thought.
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No I agree. Im guessing he still needs the paycheck though. It's odd because he kept saying how he had a job as a bodyguard lined up. Not sure what happened there.[/quote]

Big pay cheques getting waved in his face by German promoters to get the 'guy who has beaten Mike Tyson ya' to come over and get beaten from from pillar to post by the latest east european protege while the local audience politely clap. Meanwhile Wilder..........incredible how bulldozing a couple of washed up types makes you a sensation. The night I saw him beat Kelvin Price I thought he looked awful. Though Price was completely pathetic.
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keirw wrote:what about manuel charr? fury would beat him with ease and he is ranked highly with wbc. should help him climb back up the rankings.

just a thought.
True but Charr is such a non-event. Vitali slapped him about for 4 and since he's bum rushed 3 or 4 tomato cans. Tough one to sell IMHO.
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I doubt Mick will want Tyson in with Thompson. They'll be pushing for Adamek, who just pulled out of his last fight.
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Is the fight gonna be on sky and at the MEN? If not do Channel 5 really stump up enough money to make these fights against the bigger names? The Cunningham fight was made because it was over in New York and also shown on an American tv channel which will have generated some decent money. I really struggle to see how a fight against someone like (just plucking a few names here) Stiverne, Arreola or Wilder can be made on Channel 5 at a 5,000 seat venue.
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Mike Perez.
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Grafton Acrylic wrote:I can see it being Sprott sadly . . probably for some ever vacant Intercontinental nonsense.

Think Sprott is being lined up for Joshua. No way I can see Fury accepting Sprott as an opponent. Say what you like about Fury and his abilities but he believes he's the best and his ego would not allow him to take such a gimme at this stage.
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geoffburt07 wrote:Mike Perez.
No chance. I think it will be a long time before Perez fights again.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:I doubt Mick will want Tyson in with Thompson. They'll be pushing for Adamek, who just pulled out of his last fight.

Adamek is defo the preference and always has been but no way he travels to the UK. Not unless they offer something incredible and they can't afford that.
I think Thompson is ideal. Has a name in the UK, is willing to travel and is very beatable. Think his wins over Price were as much big David being pitched in too early as opposed to Thompson actually being that good.
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Grafton Acrylic wrote:
WayoftheCass wrote:True but hopefully someone in Danny's team sees it and takes it to heart. Whats become of Danny is a disgrace and very sad.
Sad to say he's down to box Ali Mazur in Abu Dhabi on December 19th . . .
Dread to think what kind of condition Danny will be in, in a few years. Should have been out of the game after the McDermott rematch. :(
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Adamek fits the '7 inches shorter, 3 stone lighter, with no obvious real heavyweight knockout power' remit that seems to have done the trick so far.

I want to see Tyson in with someone like Arreola, Pulev or Helenius.
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lillywhite14 wrote:Adamek fits the '7 inches shorter, 3 stone lighter, with no obvious real heavyweight knockout power' remit that seems to have done the trick so far.

I want to see Tyson in with someone like Arreola, Pulev or Helenius.
The Helenius project seems to have completely hit the skids since he won the robbery against Chisora. Pulev doesn't do anything special but everything well and has dealt with a few big lads quite easy. Arreola is a huge puncher but otherwise a slob who presents little threat after 3-4 rounds. All good fights but likely regarded as high risk low reward. Don't forget Adamek beat Arreola pretty handily. Though his power poses a risk to any heavyweight not good enough to stop him landing.
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Adamek beat Arreola 3 and half years ago now though. He has looked pretty poor in his last couple of showings and is fast approaching 37. Could well be past his best ( another reason why he could get the call I guess :wink: )

I think the build up would make Arreola get in fairly decent shape. The trash talking would be nonstop! I reckon come fight night Arreola would be bang up for it.

Helenius ain't anything special but is big, tough and carries enough power to trouble Fury.
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lillywhite14 wrote:Adamek beat Arreola 3 and half years ago now though. He has looked pretty poor in his last couple of showings and is fast approaching 37. Could well be past his best ( another reason why he could get the call I guess :wink: )

I think the build up would make Arreola get in fairly decent shape. The trash talking would be nonstop! I reckon come fight night Arreola would be bang up for it.

Helenius ain't anything special but is big, tough and carries enough power to trouble Fury.
How do you think Fury does against Arreola? I think is Cristobal comes into the ring in decent shape, he'll beat Fury.
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Tony Thompson.
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Stiverne is the WBC #1 isn't he? I would go with him, could eventually be a vacant title.
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If he wants to keep the Feb date on HBO it needs to be someone that America will buy into.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
lillywhite14 wrote:Adamek beat Arreola 3 and half years ago now though. He has looked pretty poor in his last couple of showings and is fast approaching 37. Could well be past his best ( another reason why he could get the call I guess :wink: )

I think the build up would make Arreola get in fairly decent shape. The trash talking would be nonstop! I reckon come fight night Arreola would be bang up for it.

Helenius ain't anything special but is big, tough and carries enough power to trouble Fury.
How do you think Fury does against Arreola? I think is Cristobal comes into the ring in decent shape, he'll beat Fury.
But you think anyone will beat Fury :lol:
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mrpedigree wrote:But you think anyone will beat Fury :lol:
No I don't, I'd pick Fury against... Price, Pulev, Adamek, Wilder and Chisora.
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Grafton Acrylic wrote:Cain Velasquez
He wouldn't pass a uk drug test mate with them bitch titties he's got :lol:
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
mrpedigree wrote:But you think anyone will beat Fury :lol:
No I don't, I'd pick Fury against... Price, Pulev, Adamek, Wilder and Chisora.

I would fancy Fury against Price, Chisora again, Adamek, Thompson and Arreola but think Pulev would break him up. As for Wilder..............who knows. It seems clear that Wilder's people have little or no faith in his ability to compete with the elite level. 30 fights and the biggest wins on his record are against Audley and Liakhovich. :roll:
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