You know who else isn't a player today? Tyson Fury.HomicideHenry wrote:I'll say it. Weaver wouldn't be a player today. Too one dimensional. Too small for modern heavyweights. Just a roided up freak who liked to party and had a weak chin on top of it. A giant like Fury would chop down those washboard abs and make Weaver cry like a bitch, just like Steve Cunningham.
Fury actually "beat the man to be the man" that's why. Joshua got his titles due to crooked politics. Nothing but a bodybuilder with a conartist manager and promoter. In reality he should have fought for the title three years later, when he actually earned it. God only knows how many stupid eliminators Fury had to fight before he got his chance. Joshua got everything on a golden platter. He ain't a champion in my eyes until he faces Fury.gilgamesh wrote:Why do you like Fury then? He's not Champion of anythingHomicideHenry wrote:
LMFAOOOOO
KLITSCHKO nearly won too, before changing back into Mr Rogers and letting that uppity Englishman clear out the cobwebs. If he had any killer instinct Joshua would still be in traction right now.
I hope Pulev gets the drop on Joshua, because he sure as hell isn't going to make the same mistake Klitschko made. If he has Joshua hurt, it'll be nonstop bombs until that pos is counted out. I absolutely cannot stand paper champions.
The linear championship means MORE than any trinket belt Eddie Hearn can buy for Anthony Joshua. Everyone who really loves and knows Boxing knows that.gilgamesh wrote:You know who else isn't a player today? Tyson Fury.HomicideHenry wrote:I'll say it. Weaver wouldn't be a player today. Too one dimensional. Too small for modern heavyweights. Just a roided up freak who liked to party and had a weak chin on top of it. A giant like Fury would chop down those washboard abs and make Weaver cry like a bitch, just like Steve Cunningham.
Unless the game is "How fat can you get" or "How much coke can you snort" he ain't in it.
Fury gave it up without a fight. The same way he won it.HomicideHenry wrote:The linear championship means MORE than any trinket belt Eddie Hearn can buy for Anthony Joshua. Everyone who really loves and knows Boxing knows that.gilgamesh wrote:You know who else isn't a player today? Tyson Fury.HomicideHenry wrote:I'll say it. Weaver wouldn't be a player today. Too one dimensional. Too small for modern heavyweights. Just a roided up freak who liked to party and had a weak chin on top of it. A giant like Fury would chop down those washboard abs and make Weaver cry like a bitch, just like Steve Cunningham.
Unless the game is "How fat can you get" or "How much coke can you snort" he ain't in it.
He gave up the organization alphabet soup belts. He never gave up the actual championship.gilgamesh wrote:Fury gave it up without a fight. The same way he won it.HomicideHenry wrote:The linear championship means MORE than any trinket belt Eddie Hearn can buy for Anthony Joshua. Everyone who really loves and knows Boxing knows that.gilgamesh wrote:
You know who else isn't a player today? Tyson Fury.
Unless the game is "How fat can you get" or "How much coke can you snort" he ain't in it.
Yes he did. He's not Champion of anything.HomicideHenry wrote:He gave up the organization alphabet soup belts. He never gave up the actual championship.gilgamesh wrote:Fury gave it up without a fight. The same way he won it.HomicideHenry wrote:
The linear championship means MORE than any trinket belt Eddie Hearn can buy for Anthony Joshua. Everyone who really loves and knows Boxing knows that.
Not true. Every real organization in Boxing, anyone in the business, etc all say he's the linear champion. He only dropped the belts because he couldn't defend them in X amount of time as required. That's why RING still recognizes him as the true champion and Joshua just as the #1 contender.gilgamesh wrote:Yes he did. He's not Champion of anything.HomicideHenry wrote:He gave up the organization alphabet soup belts. He never gave up the actual championship.gilgamesh wrote:
Fury gave it up without a fight. The same way he won it.
Good for him. Tyson Fury is one of the biggest disgraces in the History of Heavyweight Boxing. Who'd want to be that?HomicideHenry wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I-I0GMIS9Lg
^^^Thats what Joshua is
"He may win a few fights but a Tyson Fury he'll never be!"
I'd like to see if you'd have the audacity to fight me Saad in a pro fight, but I forgot you never took a risk in your life. You'd probably piss your pants climbing into a ring let alone getting hit ONCE by someone like Jleon Love. All you are is an arm chair critic. A dreamer, not a doer. A cynic.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Amazing a punching bag pussy that couldn't fight his way out of a bag has the audacity to call men like Mike weaver and Steve Cunningham bitches.
I've boxed, I'd certainly whip your ass. I've wrestled, I'd certainly whip your ass. I've fought, I'd certainly whip your ass. But all of that over your lack of boxing knowledge seems extreme and would mean I gave a shit. We'd have a hard time getting sanctioned for a pro fight anyway. You're tiny.HomicideHenry wrote:I'd like to see if you'd have the audacity to fight me Saad in a pro fight, but I forgot you never took a risk in your life. You'd probably piss your pants climbing into a ring let alone getting hit ONCE by someone like Jleon Love. All you are is an arm chair critic. A dreamer, not a doer. A cynic.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Amazing a punching bag pussy that couldn't fight his way out of a bag has the audacity to call men like Mike weaver and Steve Cunningham bitches.
Talk is cheap Saad. Far as I'm concerned all I heard was an excuse. "We'd have a hard time getting sanctioned", etc. I've wrestled too. Done MMA too. So what? If two men want to fight bad enough they can find a jurisdiction that'll allow them to. Period. Exhibitions can be easily made, if weight really is that big an issue, I walk around 175 pounds. Anyways, unless it's "let's do it" you've bored me shitless. Andrew Hartley has more respect from me than I have for you.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:I've boxed, I'd certainly whip your ass. I've wrestled, I'd certainly whip your ass. I've fought, I'd certainly whip your ass. But all of that over your lack of boxing knowledge seems extreme and would mean I gave a poo. We'd have a hard time getting sanctioned for a pro fight anyway. You're tiny.HomicideHenry wrote:I'd like to see if you'd have the audacity to fight me Saad in a pro fight, but I forgot you never took a risk in your life. You'd probably piss your pants climbing into a ring let alone getting hit ONCE by someone like Jleon Love. All you are is an arm chair critic. A dreamer, not a doer. A cynic.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Amazing a punching bag pussy that couldn't fight his way out of a bag has the audacity to call men like Mike weaver and Steve Cunningham bitches.
SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Luckily your respect and a quarter is worth a nickel.i can do 175, how much are you offering for the fight? You coming to Dallas for it? I'm down for 5k. You'll have to cover travel and lodgings if it's elsewhere.
$5,000... You certainly out price yourself considering I can book us on an amateur MMA card in Bellefontaine Ohio (Scott sheeley's Iron Tigers) for nothing considering it's 20 miles away from me and I know Scott's daughter. you're insane. I don't think this is the first time the little booger has challenged me. Dude is trying to promote a fight with me when he has a gofund for a jockstrap.crusader wrote:Ah, yes, HH setting up another fight that will surely happen
How many is that now Henry?
Besides, depending on which state you're in, you may only need an eye exam (insurance covers 100% of that) and a physical (insurance also covers 100% of that) and the blood test can also be done for free or next to nothing. Tops $80. 
crusader wrote:Is that fight the one you're referring to here http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=214539?
I'm kind of surprised that you hadn't mentioned it before. Surely you would've made a bigger deal out of getting a pro win. This victory just seemed to suddenly turn up...
trying to get his result recorded. Who did you fight? I don't know.I didn't want to make a big deal out of it. I wanted to get back to what I want to do, and focus on doing just that. Why you think I've been gone for so long? I'm trying to set up other fights that I actually want to make happen. I figured if I could get that win, then I could maybe get a promoter to make me versus Hartley after all these years.crusader wrote:Is that fight the one you're referring to here http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=214539?
I'm kind of surprised that you hadn't mentioned it before. Surely you would've made a bigger deal out of getting a pro win. This victory just seemed to suddenly turn up...