I just spoke to a guy that knows John Fury very well. He's a traveller and a well known one at that. He told me Fury would have got knocked out inside three rounds. Fury might even lose the Chisora rematch. He's not training properly.mickey1975 wrote:Because he looked sh!t in training and was worried his legacy was going to be ruined by losing to the big fella? Trust me, Tyson was ready.
David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
Chisora is in much better shape than when they first fought, I can see it being a hard night for Fury
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Black Sam Bellamy
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Chisora might be fitter but his punch resistance looks to have subsided. He's been tagged in all of his recent fights against potentially lighter punchers than Fury.
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mickey1975
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Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
Nobody who knows John would say that, it's the mans son!keithmoonhangover wrote:I just spoke to a guy that knows John Fury very well. He's a traveller and a well known one at that. He told me Fury would have got knocked out inside three rounds. Fury might even lose the Chisora rematch. He's not training properly.mickey1975 wrote:Because he looked sh!t in training and was worried his legacy was going to be ruined by losing to the big fella? Trust me, Tyson was ready.
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You misread, he said a well known traveller (who knows John Fury very well) thinks Tyson would've lost to Haye and isn't training properly for Chisora.mickey1975 wrote:Nobody who knows John would say that, it's the mans son!keithmoonhangover wrote:I just spoke to a guy that knows John Fury very well. He's a traveller and a well known one at that. He told me Fury would have got knocked out inside three rounds. Fury might even lose the Chisora rematch. He's not training properly.mickey1975 wrote:Because he looked sh!t in training and was worried his legacy was going to be ruined by losing to the big fella? Trust me, Tyson was ready.
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stevieb_8006
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Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
I amazed so many are in the know about what goes on in high profile training camps.
wasn't carl froch getting dropped by eubank jnr last month? lol
These reports never have any substance they always amount to basically 1 man uninvolved with no credibility saying something outlandish
(not you keith)
wasn't carl froch getting dropped by eubank jnr last month? lol
These reports never have any substance they always amount to basically 1 man uninvolved with no credibility saying something outlandish
(not you keith)
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Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
And you misread it. I said nobody who knows John would say that.
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ThereByTheGrace
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Nice to see him finally admit he is full of shit!
Boxing karma needs to teach Haye a lesson - hope he comes back and gets ktfo.
Boxing karma needs to teach Haye a lesson - hope he comes back and gets ktfo.
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I think Tyson Fury was a very live opponent in the Haye fight. Naturally you'd have to side with David Haye being the favourite though.
Tyson has put on some very patient and measured performances, other times he has been mediocre and at worst, downright reckless.
However when he's been down, he's got back up and has a big appetite for a scrap. But Haye has that thunderous punch and 100% belief in himself that his speed and guile would enable him to land it. Repeatedly.
It was a very interesting fight indeed and a big shame (for whatever reason) it never happened.
Tyson has put on some very patient and measured performances, other times he has been mediocre and at worst, downright reckless.
However when he's been down, he's got back up and has a big appetite for a scrap. But Haye has that thunderous punch and 100% belief in himself that his speed and guile would enable him to land it. Repeatedly.
It was a very interesting fight indeed and a big shame (for whatever reason) it never happened.
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He may have took Tyson's head off, nobody will ever know, but he'd have been in trouble with a man of that size laying all over him if he didn't.
Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
I think Haye's tactics would have been more important than Fury's. I could see him crouching and pawing with that jab and Fury unable to get near him until Haye hit him properly, then it would have all been over quite quickly imo. Although I'd have rather Fury won as he's 1000 times more interesting and seems a much nicer bloke.
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Yep. Haye is quality, no doubt, but a lot of people grossly underestimate Fury. When he's switched on he's seriously capable. If he had an off switch for the scrapper in him and could box 'boring' he'd not get tagged like he does and would be very difficult to beat but then he wouldn't be Tyson. There isn't a more exciting heavyweight anywhere than Fury right now.mickey1975 wrote:He may have took Tyson's head off, nobody will ever know, but he'd have been in trouble with a man of that size laying all over him if he didn't.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
He did say it. Simple as that. Why would he not say that?mickey1975 wrote:And you misread it. I said nobody who knows John would say that.
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'Cause nobody fvck's with da Fury's!' (Wongs, baldies whatever it was)keithmoonhangover wrote:He did say it. Simple as that. Why would he not say that?mickey1975 wrote:And you misread it. I said nobody who knows John would say that.
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keithmoonhangover
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Haha. I certainly wouldn't fornicate with the guy I was talking to last night.Final round wrote:'Cause nobody fvck's with da Fury's!' (Wongs, baldies whatever it was)keithmoonhangover wrote:He did say it. Simple as that. Why would he not say that?mickey1975 wrote:And you misread it. I said nobody who knows John would say that.
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rpms
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Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
Definitely this for me too ^expe wrote:Not buying it for a second, he doesn't care that people wasted their money, he's just trying to sell a comeback.
His huge out of control ego doesn`t help either
Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
BOOO!!!!! I Hope David Haye gets knocked the hell out in his 1st fight back, and sent into permanent retirement. Stop wasting people's time.
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lillywhite14
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Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
In 2/3 years people will look back at the Fury-Haye thing and laugh at themselves for ever thinking Fury would have beat him.
Its not too dissimilar to Haye-Enzo. So many were saying Enzo was too tough, hit too hard for the pretty boy Haye etc, it was almost a 50-50 fight beforehand. How ridiculous does that look now?
I like Tyson but he is going to get switched off as soon as he faces a puncher.
Its not too dissimilar to Haye-Enzo. So many were saying Enzo was too tough, hit too hard for the pretty boy Haye etc, it was almost a 50-50 fight beforehand. How ridiculous does that look now?
I like Tyson but he is going to get switched off as soon as he faces a puncher.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
Exactly my thoughts.lillywhite14 wrote:I like Tyson but he is going to get switched off as soon as he faces a puncher.
I do think Tyson is really intelligent guy and he think he gets bored when he's not faced with a challenge. I think he would have been on his best behaviour against Haye and would have really given it a go. I don't think he's interested in the Chisora rematch and I don't think he will be in great shape, physically or mentally. I think Tyson thinks it's an easy fight and it should be, but if I'm right and he doesn't take it seriously, Chisora might win.
Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
How do you know he knows him? And how well? I'm not saying you're full of shit but how do you know this bloke isn't?keithmoonhangover wrote:I just spoke to a guy that knows John Fury very well. He's a traveller and a well known one at that. He told me Fury would have got knocked out inside three rounds. Fury might even lose the Chisora rematch. He's not training properly.mickey1975 wrote:Because he looked sh!t in training and was worried his legacy was going to be ruined by losing to the big fella? Trust me, Tyson was ready.
After Liverpool played at West Ham Gerrard said that West Ham made them walk 'a mile' through the East End to get to the ground. Many of my Scouse mates believed it & I had a few who "spoke to a bloke connected to Liverpool who said it was true" etc etc.
Then I showed them the photo of the Liverpool bus parked outside the ground with the team getting off of it
The world is full of people 'in the know' giving inside information
Again, this ain't a dig at you Mr Moon, just how well do you know your source?
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keithmoonhangover
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I've only my word mate. I spoke to him in confidence last night about, and that means I don't spill. If you don't believe me, then that's cool. We'll see what happens when they fight.Taansend wrote:How do you know he knows him? And how well? I'm not saying you're full of poo but how do you know this bloke isn't?keithmoonhangover wrote:I just spoke to a guy that knows John Fury very well. He's a traveller and a well known one at that. He told me Fury would have got knocked out inside three rounds. Fury might even lose the Chisora rematch. He's not training properly.mickey1975 wrote:Because he looked sh!t in training and was worried his legacy was going to be ruined by losing to the big fella? Trust me, Tyson was ready.
After Liverpool played at West Ham Gerrard said that West Ham made them walk 'a mile' through the East End to get to the ground. Many of my Scouse mates believed it & I had a few who "spoke to a bloke connected to Liverpool who said it was true" etc etc.
Then I showed them the photo of the Liverpool bus parked outside the ground with the team getting off of it![]()
The world is full of people 'in the know' giving inside informationDD
Again, this ain't a dig at you Mr Moon, just how well do you know your source?
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As I said, not saying so much that you're lying, just that you may be a little too trusting in other peoples embellishments.keithmoonhangover wrote:I've only my word mate. I spoke to him in confidence last night about, and that means I don't spill. If you don't believe me, then that's cool. We'll see what happens when they fight.
Over the last 40 years I've heard hundreds of 'in the know' comments on various sports. They're almost always believed by the person I heard them from & almost always not true
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lillywhite14
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Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
I have a feeling that 98% of stories connected to the Furys has the slightest hint of bullshit attached to them!
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Especially the ones started by the Furyslillywhite14 wrote:I have a feeling that 98% of stories connected to the Furys has the slightest hint of bullshit attached to them!
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Re: David Haye "I lied, I let people down"
Still yet to be beaten and was ready to go a week before the fight.... Call him what you like, but never a coward.