Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
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Controversial
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Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
Just been announced
TYSONMONTANA (@Tyson_Fury)
11 mins ago - View on Twitter
Hahahaha u think you will get rid of the GYPSYKING that easy!!! I'm here to stay. #TheGreatest just shows u what the Medea are like. Tut tut
TYSONMONTANA (@Tyson_Fury)
11 mins ago - View on Twitter
Hahahaha u think you will get rid of the GYPSYKING that easy!!! I'm here to stay. #TheGreatest just shows u what the Medea are like. Tut tut
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tigermoth87
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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
I wouldn't be shocked if in a few years time we find Tyson sat down with his underpants on his head, pencils stuck up his nose and saying "Wibble"
The guy definitely has a screw loose.
The guy definitely has a screw loose.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
How is it any reflection on the media - it was himself who released information suggesting he had retired.Controversial wrote:Just been announced
TYSONMONTANA (@Tyson_Fury)
11 mins ago - View on Twitter
Hahahaha u think you will get rid of the GYPSYKING that easy!!! I'm here to stay. #TheGreatest just shows u what the Medea are like. Tut tut
He does give the appearance of having a complete meltdown.
Feller needs a bit of help, suspending his twitter account for the time being would be doing him a favour right now.
If this is all on the level, then I feel sorry for the bloke, as he's obviously in a very unstable place right now.
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
If the medea (sic) are idiots for reporting on the actual words he's said, I'm not sure what he's supposing anyone should do. Is it to be assumed everything he says is a lie? (I know I'm setting up the obvious punchline there).
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
He did the same crap after saying that Lightheavy dropped him in sparring. He announced it then called everyone a bunch of c***ts for saying a 12 and half stone guy dropped him
I cannot wait until he does retire now, had enough now but actually gone from a bit of a fan to growing a little dislike, enough to hope he fights enough again to have someone smash the feck out of him
I cannot wait until he does retire now, had enough now but actually gone from a bit of a fan to growing a little dislike, enough to hope he fights enough again to have someone smash the feck out of him
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
I just done a real loltigermoth87 wrote:I wouldn't be shocked if in a few years time we find Tyson sat down with his underpants on his head, pencils stuck up his nose and saying "Wibble"
The guy definitely has a screw loose.
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
Yehaaaaaa!! it's ok Horse everything is fine 
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
The media are divs and Tyson just being Tyson he's still number 1 and he'll be back
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Stevieb8006
- Heavyweight

Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
tigermoth87 wrote:I wouldn't be shocked if in a few years time we find Tyson sat down with his underpants on his head, pencils stuck up his nose and saying "Wibble"
The guy definitely has a screw loose.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
What they are divs for repeating things Tyson himself has saidOiky wrote:The media are divs and Tyson just being Tyson he's still number 1 and he'll be back
Tyson has blown a huge payday against Wlad, if anybody could be accused of being a div, it's Fury. Im not calling him one, i think he has some serious issues, but im sick of people blaming the media for his actions and foolish rants.
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
but im sick of people blaming the media for his actions and foolish rants.
Hear hear. Just listened to a BJS IFL interview with some old tosh about how he won this huge fight, became a super champion, expected massive plaudits and parades and instead got a load of shite and criticism which was so unfair. It grinds my gears a bit, when will these people just join the dots? Connect A and B and see the connection between his rants and behavior to the level of respect. Other fighters who do not rant this shite get the respect. WORK IT OUT CHAPS PLEASE!
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handsofstone
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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
As Tony Soprano said to Richie Aprille
"Those who want respect,give respect"
"Those who want respect,give respect"
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CaptainSpacerod
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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
handsofstone wrote:As Tony Soprano said to Richie Aprille
"Those who want respect,give respect"
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
handsofstone wrote:As Tony Soprano said to Richie Aprille
"Those who want respect,give respect"
You summed up my huge post in one line. Kudos
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
think a lot of their issues come back around to how Joshua is perceived and treated by the general public. Can see why they would be a bit put out but on one hand they are all fighting men blah blah but they want the masses to love them on the other. Its pretty simple to understand that if you are an engaging outgoing personality like Joshua AND have a decent promotional team behind you, you will go far whereas if you are a paranoid unstable mad man with deeply unpleasant publically held views about large sections of society you won't break out past your immediate hardcore fanbase.
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
samwbr wrote:think a lot of their issues come back around to how Joshua is perceived and treated by the general public. Can see why they would be a bit put out but on one hand they are all fighting men blah blah but they want the masses to love them on the other. Its pretty simple to understand that if you are an engaging outgoing personality like Joshua AND have a decent promotional team behind you, you will go far whereas if you are a paranoid unstable mad man with deeply unpleasant publically held views about large sections of society you won't break out past your immediate hardcore fanbase.
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
People like him .Rexob wrote:samwbr wrote:think a lot of their issues come back around to how Joshua is perceived and treated by the general public. Can see why they would be a bit put out but on one hand they are all fighting men blah blah but they want the masses to love them on the other. Its pretty simple to understand that if you are an engaging outgoing personality like Joshua AND have a decent promotional team behind you, you will go far whereas if you are a paranoid unstable mad man with deeply unpleasant publically held views about large sections of society you won't break out past your immediate hardcore fanbase.
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
Basicly you earn respect you don't demand it ,,
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peter barlow
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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
Beating Klitscko in Germany unbeaten for 11 years, is earning respect. People dont respect him then, they never willconeye wrote:Basicly you earn respect you don't demand it ,,
He's in a very dark place, I hope he gets better soon and gets the help he needs.
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He"s a thoroughly nasty piece of work......i can see him killing a woman one dayjamesmcdonnell wrote:How is it any reflection on the media - it was himself who released information suggesting he had retired.Controversial wrote:Just been announced
TYSONMONTANA (@Tyson_Fury)
11 mins ago - View on Twitter
Hahahaha u think you will get rid of the GYPSYKING that easy!!! I'm here to stay. #TheGreatest just shows u what the Medea are like. Tut tut
He does give the appearance of having a complete meltdown.
Feller needs a bit of help, suspending his twitter account for the time being would be doing him a favour right now.
If this is all on the level, then I feel sorry for the bloke, as he's obviously in a very unstable place right now.
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
Based on? I don't know of him having any history of violence outside of sport.Bricks wrote:He"s a thoroughly nasty piece of work......i can see him killing a woman one dayjamesmcdonnell wrote:How is it any reflection on the media - it was himself who released information suggesting he had retired.Controversial wrote:Just been announced
TYSONMONTANA (@Tyson_Fury)
11 mins ago - View on Twitter
Hahahaha u think you will get rid of the GYPSYKING that easy!!! I'm here to stay. #TheGreatest just shows u what the Medea are like. Tut tut
He does give the appearance of having a complete meltdown.
Feller needs a bit of help, suspending his twitter account for the time being would be doing him a favour right now.
If this is all on the level, then I feel sorry for the bloke, as he's obviously in a very unstable place right now.
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
Tyson Fury . . . The Donald of the UK.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
Bricks wrote:He"s a thoroughly nasty piece of work......i can see him killing a woman one dayjamesmcdonnell wrote:How is it any reflection on the media - it was himself who released information suggesting he had retired.Controversial wrote:Just been announced
TYSONMONTANA (@Tyson_Fury)
11 mins ago - View on Twitter
Hahahaha u think you will get rid of the GYPSYKING that easy!!! I'm here to stay. #TheGreatest just shows u what the Medea are like. Tut tut
He does give the appearance of having a complete meltdown.
Feller needs a bit of help, suspending his twitter account for the time being would be doing him a favour right now.
If this is all on the level, then I feel sorry for the bloke, as he's obviously in a very unstable place right now.
That's off key. There's nothing to suggest he is a violent woman beater. Terrible comment to make.
Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement
Used to like Fury but he's just becoming irrelevant.