Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement

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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement

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Tanzio wrote:Tyson Fury . . . The Donald of the UK.

Tyson for PM ?
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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement

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CaptainSpacerod wrote:
Tanzio wrote:Tyson Fury . . . The Donald of the UK.

Tyson for PM ?
Makes about as much sense :OhYes:
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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement

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peter barlow wrote: Beating Klitscko in Germany unbeaten for 11 years, is earning respect. People dont respect him then, they never will

He's in a very dark place, I hope he gets better soon and gets the help he needs.
Anyone who knows anything about boxing affords him immense respect for beating Klitschko

The controversial comments he's made mean that the wider public don't respect him as a person.

For what it's worth I think a lot of the stuff he comes out with is firmly tongue in cheek or designed to get a reaction out of people as I think he's a bit of an attention seeker, I don't think he's a bad sort at all.
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Re: Tyson Fury backtracks on retirement

Post by coneye »

I still like him , I do find him amusing , but when he comes out with everyone hates me cos i'm a traveller shite , he starts to wear a bit thin ,, regards this i think he's very immature, and just repeating what his father has been telling him for years . ,,

It just does'nt seem to me to be his words
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