Tyson Fury supposedly Retired???

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Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Valuev was in the top three in the world.
Valuev won on my scorecard.
I'm sure that keeps Haye awake at night.

McDermott won on mine, so what?
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keithmoonhangover wrote:so what?
So the Chisora win was better, because he actually won that fight.
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Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:so what?
So the Chisora win was better, because he actually won that fight.
There's a difference between what the history books say and what an internet troll says.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:There's a difference between what the history books say and what an internet troll says.
I'm not alone in my opinions.

It's not trolling to not think Haye is that great.
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Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:There's a difference between what the history books say and what an internet troll says.
I'm not alone in my opinions.

It's not trolling to not think Haye is that great.
Let me ask you three questions.

1. Did you buy a ticket for Haye-Fury?
2. At their best, which fighter (Haye or Fury) had the highest rating by The Ring and BoxRec?
3. Which one of them won and defended a world title?
4. Which one fought the #1 fighter in two divisions?
5. Have you done your homework yet? It's almost your bedtime.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:1. Did you buy a ticket for Haye-Fury?
None of your business.
keithmoonhangover wrote:2. At their best, which fighter (Haye or Fury) had the highest rating by The Ring and BoxRec?
I don't care.
keithmoonhangover wrote:3. Which one of them won and defended a world title?
Tyson Fury.
keithmoonhangover wrote:4. Which one fought the #1 fighter in two divisions?
Tyson Fury.
keithmoonhangover wrote:5. Have you done your homework yet? It's almost your bedtime.
Tyson Fury.
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Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:1. Did you buy a ticket for Haye-Fury?
None of your business.
keithmoonhangover wrote:2. At their best, which fighter (Haye or Fury) had the highest rating by The Ring and BoxRec?
I don't care.
keithmoonhangover wrote:3. Which one of them won and defended a world title?
Tyson Fury.
keithmoonhangover wrote:4. Which one fought the #1 fighter in two divisions?
Tyson Fury.
keithmoonhangover wrote:5. Have you done your homework yet? It's almost your bedtime.
Tyson Fury.
Trolling at it's best. Night night.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Valuev was in the top three in the world.
Valuev won on my scorecard.
I'm sure that keeps Haye awake at night.

McDermott won on mine, so what?
Valuev is in the top 3 Worst Heavyweight Champions of ALL Time lol
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Trolling at it's best. Night night.
Ask silly questions, get silly answers.
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Favorite Tyson Fury moments

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Now that the undefeated former heavyweight contender has officially called it a career, let's share our fondest memories about the self proclaimed "Best Fighter On The Planet"

My favorite moment is him singing a victory song after knocking out Steve Cunningham!!!
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channel 5 interview about price and bellew

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkGe97cQov0
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Mines is defo the Tony Bellew rant live on TV sporting an East 17 baseball cap :lol:
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Glass Joe wrote:channel 5 interview about price and bellew

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkGe97cQov0
:lol: :lol: :lol: YES!!!
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Fury dodged price and turned down the opportunity to fight pulev, im sick of all this avoided stuff. It pissed me off when FM was trying to say no-one wanted to fight Price too, fact of the matter is if you give people enough time to train and offer them the right incentive you will get the fights.
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handsofstone wrote:Mines is defo the Tony Bellew rant live on TV sporting an East 17 baseball cap :lol:
It was more the way that when interrupted by the reporter his face broke character.

I really don't get why the reporter was cutting in tho it was after 9 o clock for fornicate sake.
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Finn wrote:turned down the opportunity to fight pulev,
So he could fight Haye in a much bigger fight.
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see ya!
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Horse wrote:
Finn wrote:turned down the opportunity to fight pulev,
So he could fight Haye in a much bigger fight.
It wasnt a bigger fight at all it was a more lucrative fight with a bigger audience but in terms of stature the pulev fight was a final eliminator for the mandatory shot against wlad. Tysons and his camp are saying they cant get fights against the top HW's; they had a guaranteed fight against Pulev with the opportunity to be guaranteed a fight against wlad, they were also practically begged to fight Price and offered alot of money to do so compared to Tysons other purses.

What was the Haye fight guaranteeing? Money!

Who's fault is it they chose the wrong options? Haye wasnt daft in his career he picked valuev so he could get a belt in order to get him a 50/50 purse split in a world title clash against wlad. Fury took the big money option rather than fight pulev and get a manditory purse split against wlad. I believe thats a minimum of 20% so what around £3 million plus what ever he earned fighting pulev, if he had fought price for the half mil he was was offered he would have been almost as well off. Dont take short cuts then play the martyr afterwards. Why isnt he challenging chisora for the EBU title or stivern for the wba eliminator, price is still out there, tony thompson would fight him tomorrow. Instead he's calling out wilder, whats the point in fighting wilder? Its great for us but whats the point for fury other than trying to save his PPV date.

Fury is banging on about retiring because he thought he was the big dog and thought he brought all the money "that he was whats in" now hes realised it was haye selling the PPV and he cant get a PPV and he's sore about it. Everyones bent because they dont want to put him on ppv fighting someone else who hasnt proved themselves past domestic level like wilder. He's upset because he hasnt fought anyone but thought that he was PPV worthy.
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Finn wrote:It wasnt a bigger fight at all it was a more lucrative fight with a bigger audience but in terms of stature the pulev fight was a final eliminator for the mandatory shot against wlad. Tysons and his camp are saying they cant get fights against the top HW's; they had a guaranteed fight against Pulev with the opportunity to be guaranteed a fight against wlad, they were also practically begged to fight Price and offered alot of money to do so compared to Tysons other purses.

What was the Haye fight guaranteeing? Money!
Fury vs Haye was a much bigger fight than the Pulev fight. Fury can get a final eliminator later, the Haye fight option wasn't going to be around forever.
Finn wrote:Who's fault is it they chose the wrong options?
It was the right option. He had to take the chance against Haye.
Finn wrote:Haye wasnt daft in his career he picked valuev so he could get a belt in order to get him a 50/50 purse split in a world title clash against wlad. Fury took the big money option rather than fight pulev and get a manditory purse split against wlad. I believe thats a minimum of 20% so what around £3 million plus what ever he earned fighting pulev, if he had fought price for the half mil he was was offered he would have been almost as well off. Dont take short cuts then play the martyr afterwards.
Take shortcuts? Taking the fight the public wanted to see was a shortcut?
Finn wrote:Why isnt he challenging chisora for the EBU title or stivern for the wba eliminator, price is still out there, tony thompson would fight him tomorrow. Instead he's calling out wilder, whats the point in fighting wilder? Its great for us but whats the point for fury other than trying to save his PPV date.
I don't know how to respond to this.
Finn wrote:Fury is banging on about retiring because he thought he was the big dog and thought he brought all the money "that he was whats in" now hes realised it was haye selling the PPV and he cant get a PPV and he's sore about it. Everyones bent because they dont want to put him on ppv fighting someone else who hasnt proved themselves past domestic level like wilder. He's upset because he hasnt fought anyone but thought that he was PPV worthy.
The fight's only just been cancelled a few days ago and Fury's pathetic for not having a great fight lined up yet?
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Re: Favorite Tyson Fury moments

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the duet with Kevin "Mr Hat" Johnson.

Fury warbling away, Johnson in full golf attire plonking away on the piano..a genuine WTF moment :DD
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Easily his singing.
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Glass Joe wrote:channel 5 interview about price and bellew

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkGe97cQov0

TV Gold
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Re: Favorite Tyson Fury moments

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Calling Bellew David Prices gay lover,without doubt his best moment for me lol
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Re: Favorite Tyson Fury moments

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When he started crying during the the interview after the second mcdermott fight.
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