Definately. Build his profile on free TV like Tyson. Hughie is lucky he's already know because he is Tyson's cousin.wesshaw1985 wrote: ↑14 Feb 2018, 16:17I personally would have gone after someone like Hammer aswell and got back into the rankings.stujones wrote: ↑14 Feb 2018, 16:08Yeah, good call although feels like a huge step back as he ran Parker close. He should be fighting the likes of the Whyte / Browne winner, Christian Hammer etc.wesshaw1985 wrote: ↑14 Feb 2018, 16:05 Fury boxes Sextons head off and he quits late on.
Long way to go, I wouldn't be surprised if Sexton pulls out in the build up to this.
Good to see Big Mick back working with CH5.
Fury wins, goes on to face Allen/Thomas for the Commonwealth and builds toward Kabayel for the European.
Looking forward to this journey...
But this may be the smarter strategy longterm. Hughie on CH5 will build his profile and look decent doing so against sub-par opposition.
Hopefully he can get out regularly and get a run going...
Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
I don't see Sexton as any worse than Hammer or Whyte.
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Hughie Fury takes on Sam Sexton on the 12th of May in a British Title fight.
Fury, who was responsible for putting many fans to sleep in his last fight, will fight against long time British heavyweight contender and current champion, Sexton.
Sexton beat Gary Cornish to win the title in one of the most dire fights witnessed in a British ring.
We expect Fury to be loud and boisterous before the fight and put on another dismally boring showing, en route to a 12 round decision win.
This could potentially be the final nail in the coffin for boxing on terrestrial television in the UK as we expect casual fans to have switched the channel before the end of the first round, due to the tedium of the fight.
Hughie Fury has the size and skills to be an exciting fighter. However, he continually comes into the ring with the intention of stinking the joint out and unfortunately we expect similar conduct from Fury in this one.
Fury, who was responsible for putting many fans to sleep in his last fight, will fight against long time British heavyweight contender and current champion, Sexton.
Sexton beat Gary Cornish to win the title in one of the most dire fights witnessed in a British ring.
We expect Fury to be loud and boisterous before the fight and put on another dismally boring showing, en route to a 12 round decision win.
This could potentially be the final nail in the coffin for boxing on terrestrial television in the UK as we expect casual fans to have switched the channel before the end of the first round, due to the tedium of the fight.
Hughie Fury has the size and skills to be an exciting fighter. However, he continually comes into the ring with the intention of stinking the joint out and unfortunately we expect similar conduct from Fury in this one.
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
although it wasnt the best quality of skill or talent i actually enjoyed sexton vs big gar cornish
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
I think Shades has the legs in this one.
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Fury has never been loud or boisterous.TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑14 Feb 2018, 18:47 Hughie Fury takes on Sam Sexton on the 12th of May in a British Title fight.
Fury, who was responsible for putting many fans to sleep in his last fight, will fight against long time British heavyweight contender and current champion, Sexton.
Sexton beat Gary Cornish to win the title in one of the most dire fights witnessed in a British ring.
We expect Fury to be loud and boisterous before the fight and put on another dismally boring showing, en route to a 12 round decision win.
This could potentially be the final nail in the coffin for boxing on terrestrial television in the UK as we expect casual fans to have switched the channel before the end of the first round, due to the tedium of the fight.
Hughie Fury has the size and skills to be an exciting fighter. However, he continually comes into the ring with the intention of stinking the joint out and unfortunately we expect similar conduct from Fury in this one.
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Stuarty wrote: ↑14 Feb 2018, 11:54Just shades of IslamPredatorHayds wrote: ↑14 Feb 2018, 10:23 Hasn’t Hughie changed his name? Heard a rumour he’s converted to Islam.![]()
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
He tried, bless him, in the Parker build up. 'Eddie Hearn is a cockroach' etc. But yeah, you could tell his heart wasn't in it.mickey1975 wrote: ↑15 Feb 2018, 04:12Fury has never been loud or boisterous.TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑14 Feb 2018, 18:47 Hughie Fury takes on Sam Sexton on the 12th of May in a British Title fight.
Fury, who was responsible for putting many fans to sleep in his last fight, will fight against long time British heavyweight contender and current champion, Sexton.
Sexton beat Gary Cornish to win the title in one of the most dire fights witnessed in a British ring.
We expect Fury to be loud and boisterous before the fight and put on another dismally boring showing, en route to a 12 round decision win.
This could potentially be the final nail in the coffin for boxing on terrestrial television in the UK as we expect casual fans to have switched the channel before the end of the first round, due to the tedium of the fight.
Hughie Fury has the size and skills to be an exciting fighter. However, he continually comes into the ring with the intention of stinking the joint out and unfortunately we expect similar conduct from Fury in this one.
His fights are terrible though to be fair. Not a clue how anyone who grew up with Tyson, Holyfield, Hagler, Hearns and the domestic scene in the nineties with Eubank, Benn, Naz etc could possibly be looking forward to the Hughie journey.
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
To be honest, you're hardly a man whose boxing tastes I respect. I think, at 23, Hughie did well against Parker and, for me, won it. The Hearn-Cockroach thing wasn't hype, he was being serious after Hearn was sniffing around Parker causing trouble. What do you think to the millionaire, lineal heavyweight champion of the world losing so much weight, training hard now he's dealt with UKAD? I expected some comments on his latest pictures?
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Hearn was sniffing around Parker because he promotes another heavyweight champion and was looking for a unification fight. He's now going to be promoting it at a 75k stadium rather than in something resembling that absolutely pitiful affair in Manchester.mickey1975 wrote: ↑15 Feb 2018, 05:21 To be honest, you're hardly a man whose boxing tastes I respect. I think, at 23, Hughie did well against Parker and, for me, won it. The Hearn-Cockroach thing wasn't hype, he was being serious after Hearn was sniffing around Parker causing trouble. What do you think to the millionaire, lineal heavyweight champion of the world losing so much weight, training hard now he's dealt with UKAD? I expected some comments on his latest pictures?
Hughie did alright but everyone knows it was a shocking fight. No point denying it mate. They happen - look at Okolie the other week. They just seem to happen to the Furys all the time.
As for Tyson, still no date, still no venue, still no opponent and it's the middle of February. Until he gets them sorted he's an irrelevance.
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Tyson is irrelevant! Why does every plastic champion keep going on about him, then?
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
I dont hear too many people talking about fury to be honest. Joshua had a fight that was a million times more exciting vs wlad and thats what people want to see. Thats why he sells out stadiums, fury could never sell out wembley unless hes fighting joshua. The heavyweight scene is about joshua and wilder. Fury is a non factor at the moment as he cant get it right mentally and is carrying a lot of weight. Maybe you can link to some pics of him if he has slimmed down but I doubt it.
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Who are you referring to? Shannon Briggs?mickey1975 wrote: ↑15 Feb 2018, 05:32 Tyson is irrelevant! Why does every plastic champion keep going on about him, then?
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
AJ was tweeting about him yesterday.dirk2686 wrote: ↑15 Feb 2018, 05:39Who are you referring to? Shannon Briggs?mickey1975 wrote: ↑15 Feb 2018, 05:32 Tyson is irrelevant! Why does every plastic champion keep going on about him, then?
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Taking the piss?handsofstone wrote: ↑15 Feb 2018, 04:51Stuarty wrote: ↑14 Feb 2018, 11:54Just shades of IslamPredatorHayds wrote: ↑14 Feb 2018, 10:23 Hasn’t Hughie changed his name? Heard a rumour he’s converted to Islam.![]()
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Mick gets some stick but fair play to him always bounces back and getting boxing on free to air tv really don't get what peoples problem with that is
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How many tickets will this sell?
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Its at the Premier Suite. I believe they host boxing events regularly.
In regards to tickets.. maybe they'll try max it out. 2,000? I don't know..
I believe for theatre type events, it can hold upto 1,500
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
What do you mean why? Why am I asking the question?
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
keithmoonhangover wrote: ↑15 Feb 2018, 07:03What do you mean why? Why am I asking the question?
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Ticket sales are much less important when you have tv money and the advertising revenue tv shows bring
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Sam Sexton - 12 May 2018
Got to respect how mick just doesn't give in