What next for Tyson Fury?
What next for Tyson Fury?
Wlad rematch?
AJ?
Wilder?
Give Haye a shot?
Pulev? Povetkin? Chagaev?
Or do we think he'll do what most other new champions do and pick some top 15 ranked waste of time in his first defence
AJ?
Wilder?
Give Haye a shot?
Pulev? Povetkin? Chagaev?
Or do we think he'll do what most other new champions do and pick some top 15 ranked waste of time in his first defence
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Stevieb8006
- Heavyweight

Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
fornicate haye. He can get in line after messing about. See how it feels
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Boxerbeetle
- Light Heavyweight
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Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Povetkin, Wilder or Joshua would be superb.
But obviously it will be a soft first defence.
But obviously it will be a soft first defence.
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wesshaw1985
- Super Middleweight
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Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Wlads got first dibs.
Hopefully he chooses English speakers where he can, get some talk and hype going and get some interest back in the HW Division.
Fury vs. Wilder, Scott, Tarver, Jennings, Cunningham, Thompson, Stiverne, Mansour, Washington and Ruiz jnr in the US.
Fury vs. Teper/Helenius, Joshua/Whyte, Parker, Browne and Haye in the UK.
Plenty for Fury to get stuck into...
Hopefully he chooses English speakers where he can, get some talk and hype going and get some interest back in the HW Division.
Fury vs. Wilder, Scott, Tarver, Jennings, Cunningham, Thompson, Stiverne, Mansour, Washington and Ruiz jnr in the US.
Fury vs. Teper/Helenius, Joshua/Whyte, Parker, Browne and Haye in the UK.
Plenty for Fury to get stuck into...
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
fornicate Haye, he can get in line like everyone else.
fornicate Joshua, hasn't even won the British title yet.
Rematch if he has to or Wilder.
fornicate Joshua, hasn't even won the British title yet.
Rematch if he has to or Wilder.
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Unify the division then have a huge all British showdown 
NOT HAYE THOUGH
NOT HAYE THOUGH
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Theres a rematch clause to fight Wlad, but i doubt Wlad will enforce it, he's done.
Has to be Wilder. Two big, young, unbeaten heavyweights fighting to unify the division. Uk vs America, its got to happen. Somehow though, it probably wont.
Joshua at end of 2016 has Wembley written all over it.
Has to be Wilder. Two big, young, unbeaten heavyweights fighting to unify the division. Uk vs America, its got to happen. Somehow though, it probably wont.
Joshua at end of 2016 has Wembley written all over it.
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Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Good shout, he might just fancy avenging his brothers defeat.Horse wrote:Vitali.
What about Lewis? Nah, surely not?
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Don't think there's much chance of that.ALI wrote:What about Lewis? Nah, surely not?
Holyfield is slightly more likely.
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
The money fight is Haye surely, regardless of the lay off? Interesting he's just about to return too.
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ThereByTheGrace
- Cruiserweight
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Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Rematch first then he's a free man. Has to train harder than he did for tonight
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Vitali is a physical wreck. I would prefer him to take a different path.Horse wrote:Vitali.
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
No rematch clause apparently. Was Fury not mandatory?
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HomicideHenry
- Heavyweight

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Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
I would hope Deontay Wilder
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
There would need to be a clause in the contract which says Haye would have to pay a significant amount of compensation to Fury if he pulls out.SNG wrote:The money fight is Haye surely, regardless of the lay off? Interesting he's just about to return too.
There would also have to be a respectable replacement opponent on standby.
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Fair point.Horse wrote:There would need to be a clause in the contract which says Haye would have to pay a significant amount of compensation to Fury if he pulls out.SNG wrote:The money fight is Haye surely, regardless of the lay off? Interesting he's just about to return too.
There would also have to be a respectable replacement opponent on standby.
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Monte Fisto
- Cruiserweight
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Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Rematch then wilder. Wonder if the rematch is stipulated in germany?
Otherwise may be old Trafford. Could be great,I think it'd be less cagey 2nd time around.
Huge credit to fury, the amount of feints he threw in first 3 rounds just seemed to bamboozle wlad, he flinched on every feint and never really got a run on hitting him clean until the last round.
Otherwise may be old Trafford. Could be great,I think it'd be less cagey 2nd time around.
Huge credit to fury, the amount of feints he threw in first 3 rounds just seemed to bamboozle wlad, he flinched on every feint and never really got a run on hitting him clean until the last round.
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
That was my first thought. Not out of the question!Horse wrote:Vitali.
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Boxerbeetle
- Light Heavyweight
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Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
David Price 
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
I don't think that there will be a rematch.
I also don't think that Fury will give Haye a shot.
He wants to unify the titles with the idea of relinquishing one in the future so that Hughie can also be a Workd title holder (as Peter said, they want to be the next Klitschkos).
Being a romantic, I also hope that Fury and Hennessey stick together - imagine if the got a deal to box on terrestrial TV ?
The only problem area is boxing in the USA if Peter can't travel, as I am sure Tyson would only box from now on with him in his corner.
Whatever happens there will be fun times ahead, and it is not often you can say that about boxing.
I also don't think that Fury will give Haye a shot.
He wants to unify the titles with the idea of relinquishing one in the future so that Hughie can also be a Workd title holder (as Peter said, they want to be the next Klitschkos).
Being a romantic, I also hope that Fury and Hennessey stick together - imagine if the got a deal to box on terrestrial TV ?
The only problem area is boxing in the USA if Peter can't travel, as I am sure Tyson would only box from now on with him in his corner.
Whatever happens there will be fun times ahead, and it is not often you can say that about boxing.
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
IF he can get by Povetkin who is no1 for WBC. Povetkin has been looking the part since the Klit defeat.HomicideHenry wrote:I would hope Deontay Wilder
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Sorry Mrs Price but we feel David would be better suited sticking to the plumbing.Boxerbeetle wrote:David Price
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
Maybe he could box Price and "his gay lover" Boomer, beating them both on the same night? - I would pay PPV for that !Boxerbeetle wrote:David Price
Re: What next for Tyson Fury?
If that big lump could string a few semi-respectable wins together then he'd be very high on Fury's opponent list.Boxerbeetle wrote:David Price