Above article suggests Hughie will be flying this week - most likely in two or three days. If he's still in the UK less than a fortnight before the fight happens then I think it's probably game over.Oiky wrote:I think the fight will definitely happen
Parker demonstrated a chin v Takam ( a fighter I am not convinced Hughie would beat).Rob3_142 wrote:This.Stuffs wrote:I may well be surprised, but I think Parker takes it with a bit of ease. Much smoother mover, plus home advantage. I think his win over Takam is better than anything Fury has done.
Can't recall from memory but the cards v Takam were a bit wider than I thought it was. Same I think will happen to Fury. Out pointed.
Neither fighter have demonstrated a chin or power recently which would suggest this will be knockout.
I think it'll go VERY similar in scorecards to Ruiz and Takam. Either UD or MD. Then the Fury team, and fansters will be shouting robbery. I think in a neutral venue it'd be shout for a draw, or narrow Fury win, but with home advantage, it'd edge the win for Parker.
Allow me to clarify my position. When I mentioned chin qualities, what I meant was, neither fighter have demonstrated that they have a chin to be concerned about. Thus, going the distance comfortably.Naandrew wrote:Parker demonstrated a chin v Takam ( a fighter I am not convinced Hughie would beat).Rob3_142 wrote:This.Stuffs wrote:I may well be surprised, but I think Parker takes it with a bit of ease. Much smoother mover, plus home advantage. I think his win over Takam is better than anything Fury has done.
Can't recall from memory but the cards v Takam were a bit wider than I thought it was. Same I think will happen to Fury. Out pointed.
Neither fighter have demonstrated a chin or power recently which would suggest this will be knockout.
I think it'll go VERY similar in scorecards to Ruiz and Takam. Either UD or MD. Then the Fury team, and fansters will be shouting robbery. I think in a neutral venue it'd be shout for a draw, or narrow Fury win, but with home advantage, it'd edge the win for Parker.
Like I have said in my earlier post this fight has to happen first. We will know in the next 10 days.
It takes 1 and a half days to get there and then probably a couple of days to adjust to the massive time difference.
They should be getting there for the weekend IMO .
Hmmmm....wesshaw1985 wrote:Hughie bulking up - http://www.BS.com/hughie-fury- ... er--115276
Yes. Saw him in Manchester. Surprisingly thin for a HW.Wales wrote:Hughie Fury was in Bangor (North Wales) on Saturday (April 15).
Friend of mine txt saying he'd just seen him and in his words "really surprised , he's skinny as eff mate, might have been the clothes he had on but he looks proper thin"
They'reManchester Hitman wrote:The Furys are complete shithouses - there finished in boxing
I assume this is ironic?Oiky wrote:Didn't expect this
This has to be a final hearing or appeal. The dates for hearings have been November, February and May.3132DW wrote:Warren mentioned 8th May that Tyson had a hearing - and then he could maybe plan depending on the outcome.
To be arguing over airfares/seats at this stage is pathetic.
You've been more upset than UKAD and the Fury's put together.Naandrew wrote:This has to be a final hearing or appeal. The dates for hearings have been November, February and May.3132DW wrote:Warren mentioned 8th May that Tyson had a hearing - and then he could maybe plan depending on the outcome.
To be arguing over airfares/seats at this stage is pathetic.
The total lack of transparency from UKAD in this sitatuion clearly shows they are not fit for purpose.
No one should speculate on the future of Hughie or Tyson until the case file has been uploaded onto UKADs site.