Fury interview in Rolling Stone
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It's pathetic people blaming depression on drug taking, it's a persons choice to take drugs there not pushed too take anything, Need to be a man stand up and say I fucked up, Not blame it on depression (which they've probably never had) there are real sufferers out there and it's not a thing to be thrown around.
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Lots of people self-medicate with drugs and alcohol.AGM wrote:It's pathetic people blaming depression on drug taking, it's a persons choice to take drugs there not pushed too take anything, Need to be a man stand up and say I fucked up, Not blame it on depression (which they've probably never had) there are real sufferers out there and it's not a thing to be thrown around.
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The professional has his fishnets in a wad is my diagnosisSFW wrote:Tanzio is, so high up in their asshole he can touch teeth.Counter-puncher wrote:SFW wrote:
Nah the IBF waited a few days, do you recall that?
which of us are high up in the IBF?
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How do you distinguish between self medication and "I'm bored, fornicate it let's get high" ?TheDarkDestroyer wrote: Lots of people self-medicate with drugs and alcohol.
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The reason why you do those things I imagine. Although a lot of people won't realise why they're doing it. I'm not saying that's what Tyson is doing, just that you can't say to some people to just stop doing drugs or stop drinking, it's not that easy for everyone.CaptainSpacerod wrote:How do you distinguish between self medication and "I'm bored, eff it let's get high" ?TheDarkDestroyer wrote: Lots of people self-medicate with drugs and alcohol.
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Out of curiosity how many keyboard warriors have strong opinions on this but haven't even read it?
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Why?Autobarn wrote:Shown too much public weakness, needs to keep quiet and be classy.
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Hahaha thank you doctor I underestimated your trainingTanzio wrote:The professional has his fishnets in a wad is my diagnosisSFW wrote:Tanzio is, so high up in their asshole he can touch teeth.Counter-puncher wrote:
which of us are high up in the IBF?
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For the record . . . I have always liked Fury. I think that he was great for boxing up to a few months after he defeated WKlit. I hope that he can pull his wires together and return to the scene, if he would like to and his health warrants it.SFW wrote:Hahaha thank you doctor I underestimated your trainingTanzio wrote:The professional has his fishnets in a wad is my diagnosisSFW wrote:
Tanzio is, so high up in their asshole he can touch teeth.
However, this whole scenario smacks of an undisciplined sociopath who is mitigating the consequences of his behavior by the means at his disposal. When in doubt play the mental health card.
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I don't think id put it that strongly. I agree on your positive take on the early fury, I was there for his first 5 or 6 pro fight, bumped into him and shook his hand and said hello once, I have said on here several times that I find his shoot from the hip genuineness refreshing in the modern media trained age, his more supposedly extreme statements haven't bothered me too much in the past, I even agree with him that the reception for the Wlad win was sneery and underwhelming and slightly contemptuous and that he hasn't had the respect he deserves in the mainstream media for that win. I do think however there is now an element of buckpassing and refusal to own his own decisions.Tanzio wrote:For the record . . . I have always liked Fury. I think that he was great for boxing up to a few months after he defeated WKlit. I hope that he can pull his wires together and return to the scene, if he would like to and his health warrants it.SFW wrote:Hahaha thank you doctor I underestimated your trainingTanzio wrote:The professional has his fishnets in a wad is my diagnosis
However, this whole scenario smacks of an undisciplined sociopath who is mitigating the consequences of his behavior by the means at his disposal. When in doubt play the mental health card.
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When I say "it smacks of an undisciplined sociopath" it does not mean that I am convinced that he is a sociopath. I would need to deal with him on a semi daily basis to firmly determine if it is the case, as I do with the multiple sociopaths that I am acquainted with.Counter-puncher wrote:I don't think id put it that strongly. I agree on your positive take on the early fury, I was there for his first 5 or 6 pro fight, bumped into him and shook his hand and said hello once, I have said on here several times that I find his shoot from the hip genuineness refreshing in the modern media trained age, his more supposedly extreme statements haven't bothered me too much in the past, I even agree with him that the reception for the Wlad win was sneery and underwhelming and slightly contemptuous and that he hasn't had the respect he deserves in the mainstream media for that win. I do think however there is now an element of buckpassing and refusal to own his own decisions.Tanzio wrote:For the record . . . I have always liked Fury. I think that he was great for boxing up to a few months after he defeated WKlit. I hope that he can pull his wires together and return to the scene, if he would like to and his health warrants it.SFW wrote:
Hahaha thank you doctor I underestimated your training
However, this whole scenario smacks of an undisciplined sociopath who is mitigating the consequences of his behavior by the means at his disposal. When in doubt play the mental health card.
I agree that Fury did not get the credit he deserved for the WKlit win. It was an excellent performance, no matter WKlits circumstances. He had every right to pound his chest and proclaim the fact that he is the HW champion. He is the king of the hill. All others are pretenders. The division runs through him.
Instead, he tripped himself.
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Yes. It saddens me somewhat. I am damn sure I would rather have a night out with Tyson than i would that media-speaking thug Joshua. I believe FWIW that Tyson is a *GOOD GUY*/but with problems, as our friend bill hodge/*ETC/AND ALTS*.etc would say.
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Whatever his problems he ain't crazier than ol' bill, dudes crazier'n a shithouse rat.
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Bill who?Counter-puncher wrote:Whatever his problems he ain't crazier than ol' bill, dudes crazier'n a shithouse rat.
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bill hodgejamesmcdonnell wrote:Bill who?Counter-puncher wrote:Whatever his problems he ain't crazier than ol' bill, dudes crazier'n a shithouse rat.
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Never heard of the mentalist.Counter-puncher wrote:bill hodgejamesmcdonnell wrote:Bill who?Counter-puncher wrote:Whatever his problems he ain't crazier than ol' bill, dudes crazier'n a shithouse rat.
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I can imagine Tyson failing a drag test actually. If a smoothie like Oscar struggled to pull off those fishnets, then a big stubbly lump like Tyson is going to find it difficult indeed.Tarkus wrote:How does that going to extract him from anything. If he failed drag test then they are not going to forget about itCaptainSpacerod wrote: I'm very sceptical about the sudden onset of mental illness in Tyson.
He's failed two drug tests, can't seem to motivate himself to get in shape and has come to realize that he's not popular enough to fill a modestly sized arena even for a lineal heavyweight title fight. Feigning mental illness goes a long way towards extricating himself from the mess he finds himself in.
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Why does everyone keep writing articles about this jackass? Only thing I wanna read about Fury right about now is his obituary. F*ck this guy.
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That would be tragic. We will never hear the end of how he is still the real champion.gilgamesh wrote:Why does everyone keep writing articles about this jackass? Only thing I wanna read about Fury right about now is his obituary. F*ck this guy.
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Shut up, you mug.gilgamesh wrote:Why does everyone keep writing articles about this jackass? Only thing I wanna read about Fury right about now is his obituary. F*ck this guy.
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How tolerant of you.Horse wrote:Shut up, you mug.gilgamesh wrote:Why does everyone keep writing articles about this jackass? Only thing I wanna read about Fury right about now is his obituary. F*ck this guy.
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I didn't kick him in the head, did I?TheDarkDestroyer wrote:How tolerant of you.
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Horrible thing to say mate. Bad form.gilgamesh wrote:Why does everyone keep writing articles about this jackass? Only thing I wanna read about Fury right about now is his obituary. F*ck this guy.
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I've seen people banned for that sort of comment.Stuarty30 wrote:Horrible thing to say mate. Bad form.
He should wind his neck in.
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In the wake of what happened to Mike Towell just a week ago it's pretty insensitive to say the least. There's plenty boxers I don't like but I don't wish any of em dead etc... There's a few I'd like to see get a sore face but that's another story and also par for the course.Horse wrote:I've seen people banned for that sort of comment.Stuarty30 wrote:Horrible thing to say mate. Bad form.
He should wind his neck in.