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I might be totally way off and if I am then I apologise in advance....but I heard a whisper off somebody who would probably know the deal that the furys have had a death threat come in from some known heavies which has prompted the pull out - not clear wheather its directly at Tyson or uncle etc...again apologies if this is BS.
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Manchester Hitman wrote:I might be totally way off and if I am then I apologise in advance....but I heard a whisper off somebody who would probably know the deal that the furys have had a death threat come in from some known heavies which has prompted the pull out - not clear wheather its directly at Tyson or uncle etc...again apologies if this is BS.
LOAD of BS mate , you seen some of the people they know :lol:
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Manchester Hitman wrote:I might be totally way off and if I am then I apologise in advance....but I heard a whisper off somebody who would probably know the deal that the furys have had a death threat come in from some known heavies which has prompted the pull out - not clear wheather its directly at Tyson or uncle etc...again apologies if this is BS.
FFS, the fight being called off has pissed me off enough, all these constant rumours are not helping matters!
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CiganoBoxer wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Maybe Cigano didn't find out until after half ten. I'm trusting the word of G0mez and a travelling man myself.
U would be correct there my mate , i spoke to my cousin that spends a fair bit of time on an off with him, was with him all new years eve , he told me just after 11 i think .
send u a PM
So is his uncle gravely ill or not?
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CiganoBoxer wrote:
Manchester Hitman wrote:I might be totally way off and if I am then I apologise in advance....but I heard a whisper off somebody who would probably know the deal that the furys have had a death threat come in from some known heavies which has prompted the pull out - not clear wheather its directly at Tyson or uncle etc...again apologies if this is BS.
LOAD of BS mate , you seen some of the people they know :lol:
Thanks for confirming- I was sceptical about it as well which is why I apologised in advanced. just something I heard amongst some more shall we say sinister stuff which I wouldn't put on here and I'm very much hoping is also BS
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Boxerbeetle123 wrote:
Manchester Hitman wrote:I might be totally way off and if I am then I apologise in advance....but I heard a whisper off somebody who would probably know the deal that the furys have had a death threat come in from some known heavies which has prompted the pull out - not clear wheather its directly at Tyson or uncle etc...again apologies if this is BS.
FFS, the fight being called off has pissed me off enough, all these constant rumours are not helping matters!
I've heard Tyson's suffered a prolasped rectum. A passing travelling tinker told me not five minutes ago.
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Boxerbeetle123 wrote:
Manchester Hitman wrote:I might be totally way off and if I am then I apologise in advance....but I heard a whisper off somebody who would probably know the deal that the furys have had a death threat come in from some known heavies which has prompted the pull out - not clear wheather its directly at Tyson or uncle etc...again apologies if this is BS.
FFS, the fight being called off has pissed me off enough, all these constant rumours are not helping matters!
A lot of people on here are asking for info on the 'truth' ok This rumour was wrong but if I get info I will share it- there are a lot of rumours floating up here and I'm only hoping its not something very sinister
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he got a rush job to do a driveway tonight .......... :P
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palooka wrote:Geoff McCreash boxed for the British Title the same week his dad died, he walked through some horrible punches to win and said he'd done it for his dad.
Pretty sure it was his mother that died. His mum and dad crashed their car on the way to see Geoff's newborn kid, mum died and dad was severely injured.
He'd lost a brother in a car crash a couple of years before.
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Lenny Cravats wrote:
palooka wrote:Geoff McCreash boxed for the British Title the same week his dad died, he walked through some horrible punches to win and said he'd done it for his dad.
Pretty sure it was his mother that died. His mum and dad crashed their car on the way to see Geoff's newborn kid, mum died and dad was severely injured.
He'd lost a brother in a car crash a couple of years before.
Cheers Lenny, I stand corrected, it was some time ago.
I wonder how Geoff is doing now? He could fight.
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fury accuses opponents who pull out of "bottling it" and goes and does the same thing himself
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palooka wrote:I get you mickey and I can't see the point of coming onto the forum and letting others know that you are privy to inside info without telling others. Surely if you know something but don't feel able to let others know you'd stay off the forum?
Tell that one to Spud.
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Teddy's Toupee wrote:
Boxerbeetle123 wrote:
Manchester Hitman wrote:I might be totally way off and if I am then I apologise in advance....but I heard a whisper off somebody who would probably know the deal that the furys have had a death threat come in from some known heavies which has prompted the pull out - not clear wheather its directly at Tyson or uncle etc...again apologies if this is BS.
FFS, the fight being called off has pissed me off enough, all these constant rumours are not helping matters!
I've heard Tyson's suffered a prolasped rectum. A passing travelling tinker told me not five minutes ago.
Correct!
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ALI wrote:
palooka wrote:I get you mickey and I can't see the point of coming onto the forum and letting others know that you are privy to inside info without telling others. Surely if you know something but don't feel able to let others know you'd stay off the forum?
Tell that one to Spud.
OK, do you get the gist of it though?
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I must say this is really annoying and poor form. I kept on my subscription to allegedly cos of this fight and now it's gone. Cancelling it after tonight, sick of the Warren nonsense, I rarely stay up late for the other cards and end up catching repeats when I already know the result. Can't really be arsed if I'm honest it's been a poor channel so far since I subbed.
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palooka wrote:
ALI wrote:
palooka wrote:I get you mickey and I can't see the point of coming onto the forum and letting others know that you are privy to inside info without telling others. Surely if you know something but don't feel able to let others know you'd stay off the forum?
Tell that one to Spud.
OK, do you get the gist of it though?
I do. I'd say that sort are struggling to find themselves.
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TheCobra wrote:I must say this is really annoying and poor form. I kept on my subscription to allegedly cos of this fight and now it's gone. Cancelling it after tonight, sick of the Warren nonsense, I rarely stay up late for the other cards and end up catching repeats when I already know the result. Can't really be arsed if I'm honest it's been a poor channel so far since I subbed.
We're still getting about 8 live fights tonight, don't be such a baby. allegedly is easily worth 12 quid a month for any boxing fan. In the last month alone we've had a decent mid-week domestic card, plus Canelo vs Lara and Crawford vs Gamboa. Tonight should be a good night of boxing regardless of the headliner being cancelled.
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CiganoBoxer wrote:What has ever made you guys think Fury is frightened ?
Did he look frightened on the scale ?
Tyson has fought fat,unfit ,out of shape and at short notice , he's not scared whether in shape or not, i know these people and their not scared to face anyone, he's never pulled out , and lets remember he needs to get back in there .

I remember the last time he was in line to fight someone of similar size and a noted dig, and he vacated his belts to avoid him.
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It's a weak reason for a pull out, can anyone with a real job on here imagine having the week off because your uncle or cousin is in the hospital? I'd guess it's either financially motivated or Ustinov looks a bit too dangerous for a fight on a few days notice (I honestly wouldn't have blamed him for cancelling instead of accepting the late replacement who's so different to Chisora, but he did).
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Isn't Fury's mrs pregnant? Really hoping it's nothing to do with that. Wishing the Fury's all the best.
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broomy7s wrote:Isn't Fury's mrs pregnant? Really hoping it's nothing to do with that. Wishing the Fury's all the best.
I must admit that occurred to me, I remember one of his kids was poorly in hospital a while back as well. Around his depression, binging period. They did a piece about it on 5. I really really really hope its nothing like that.
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Watch this interview and what impression does it give you in regards to what's occured? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpR9RF_ ... 45eHFGAduw
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columbo wrote:Watch this interview and what impression does it give you in regards to what's occured? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpR9RF_ ... 45eHFGAduw
I'd read absolutely nothing into that, it's typical Fury talk. Whatever happened to make him pull out has clearly happened suddenly overnight.

What's the odds on Buncey letting something slip tonight by mistake?!
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Mr Warren has just said that something happened during routine surgery and that Tyson's uncle was in a very critical state.
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palooka wrote:Mr Warren has just said that something happened during routine surgery and that Tyson's uncle was in a very critical state.
I thought Fwank looked like he was gonna break down
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