Yeh, he kept saying no to the fight when JJ was on 3 pro fights.. maybe now that he’s had a few more fights under his belt.. he might want the fight now.
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It might well depend on the result of his fight with Dubois. I could see Chisora fancying a fight with the winner even though Hearn might notRuthless-RKO wrote: ↑05 Aug 2020, 13:25Yeh, he kept saying no to the fight when JJ was on 3 pro fights.. maybe now that he’s had a few more fights under his belt.. he might want the fight now.
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No hammering at all , this is the case .mickey1975 wrote: ↑05 Aug 2020, 07:37 I’m going to get hammered for this.... bit I believe Fury would have the crowd now against AJ.
A few years ago, no chance.
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Nah, I'd bet on AJ still having the bigger support. We only get a certain picture communicating with each other, the wider world of not so hardcore fans will lean AJ. Way bigger crowds, more followers on every channel, etc etc
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Fury has done a fantastic job of promoting himself over the last 2 years and to add the small matter of smashing up Wilder he's got a much bigger fanbase now .
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Still lagging behind for sure, smaller purses, smaller crowds, less followers on all channels, doesnt have Sky machine nutting for him
Some hardcore blokes liking him more doesnt mean he's now the overall bigger guy, but no doubt he's come on
Some hardcore blokes liking him more doesnt mean he's now the overall bigger guy, but no doubt he's come on
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I think it’d probably be a 60/40 split in AJ’s favour should the fight be in Britain.
I’m in the minority that seems to like both. I’m not a fan of Hearn and the whole Sky thing at all but I like AJ, travelled to watch him in New York, and I also don’t mind Fury.
I’m in the minority that seems to like both. I’m not a fan of Hearn and the whole Sky thing at all but I like AJ, travelled to watch him in New York, and I also don’t mind Fury.
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I don't mind the upcoming Dub card tbf, Dub's fun either way and on the undercard we got
Maxwell vs Hughes (step up for vulnerable looking Max vs recent EBU champ)
Edwards vs Essomba (Essy beat unbeaten prospects in last 2 fights)
Willy Hutch stepping up a bit vs Blackledge (though Blacky not nearly he used to be)
Omg they even have Muhammad Ali on the undercard![[icon_e_surprised.gif] :oo](./images/smilies/icon_e_surprised.gif)
Maxwell vs Hughes (step up for vulnerable looking Max vs recent EBU champ)
Edwards vs Essomba (Essy beat unbeaten prospects in last 2 fights)
Willy Hutch stepping up a bit vs Blackledge (though Blacky not nearly he used to be)
Omg they even have Muhammad Ali on the undercard
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He earned more, drew a lot more at the gate in The USA, and is a lot bigger name there. There’s been a huge turn amongst the casuals on my fb, in my taxi, ITV, GMB, This Morning. Even his wife is famous.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑05 Aug 2020, 14:48 Still lagging behind for sure, smaller purses, smaller crowds, less followers on all channels, doesnt have Sky machine nutting for him
Some hardcore blokes liking him more doesnt mean he's now the overall bigger guy, but no doubt he's come on
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Nah, he didn't earn more, AJ got like 40 m for the Ruiz rematch and has been on way more than Fury had been getting. AJ does bigger crowds, more followers, and all that jazz. I 'd expect a long time Fury nut boi to hang out with likeminded ppl btw, but the totals and not simply personal anecdotes show it's aj. i know it sucks to believe that the establishment guy is still the man and our tyson still isnt
USA doesnt care that much about boxing anyway , shame it couldnt crack a million there like Canelo and GGG did. Little Mexicans and Asians are still the biggest names
USA doesnt care that much about boxing anyway , shame it couldnt crack a million there like Canelo and GGG did. Little Mexicans and Asians are still the biggest names
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How many did AJ get on $80 ppv?margaret thatcher wrote: ↑06 Aug 2020, 00:25 Nah, he didn't earn more, AJ got like 40 m for the Ruiz rematch and has been on way more than Fury had been getting. AJ does bigger crowds, more followers, and all that jazz. I 'd expect a long time Fury nut boi to hang out with likeminded ppl btw, but the totals and not simply personal anecdotes show it's aj. i know it sucks to believe that the establishment guy is still the man and our tyson still isnt
USA doesnt care that much about boxing anyway , shame it couldnt crack a million there like Canelo and GGG did. Little Mexicans and Asians are still the biggest names
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And out of thousands of friends, most don’t even follow boxing. Not arguing. You will see, like I said years ago.....
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And I’m slightly educated in the sport.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑06 Aug 2020, 00:25 Nah, he didn't earn more, AJ got like 40 m for the Ruiz rematch and has been on way more than Fury had been getting. AJ does bigger crowds, more followers, and all that jazz. I 'd expect a long time Fury nut boi to hang out with likeminded ppl btw, but the totals and not simply personal anecdotes show it's aj. i know it sucks to believe that the establishment guy is still the man and our tyson still isnt
USA doesnt care that much about boxing anyway , shame it couldnt crack a million there like Canelo and GGG did. Little Mexicans and Asians are still the biggest names
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Bit patronising Mickeymickey1975 wrote: ↑06 Aug 2020, 06:03And I’m slightly educated in the sport.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑06 Aug 2020, 00:25 Nah, he didn't earn more, AJ got like 40 m for the Ruiz rematch and has been on way more than Fury had been getting. AJ does bigger crowds, more followers, and all that jazz. I 'd expect a long time Fury nut boi to hang out with likeminded ppl btw, but the totals and not simply personal anecdotes show it's aj. i know it sucks to believe that the establishment guy is still the man and our tyson still isnt
USA doesnt care that much about boxing anyway , shame it couldnt crack a million there like Canelo and GGG did. Little Mexicans and Asians are still the biggest names
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Oh well, I am.
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what bro don't you even have a #Team to holler for?
(I'm strongly repping #Teamfury, for the record, #GypsyKing #Dosser)
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This place beggars belief sometimes,
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"Talk to me"jameswilson wrote: ↑05 Aug 2020, 11:15 A very simple two line response would be
Ok Conor Benn v Chris Jenkins.
Talk to me.
'Thank you goodnight'
Re: Queensberry vs Matchroom
Needs must at times and it might be the best way to make a pile of cash going forward, can't see the Whyte fight doing much for PPV and could be the way to sell studio fights if crowds are still kept away
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The careers of both heavies have gone in different directions in the last 15 month. Fury ONE MILLION PER CENT will be the most backed fighter if they box in 2021. In that time:margaret thatcher wrote: ↑06 Aug 2020, 00:25 Nah, he didn't earn more, AJ got like 40 m for the Ruiz rematch and has been on way more than Fury had been getting. AJ does bigger crowds, more followers, and all that jazz. I 'd expect a long time Fury nut boi to hang out with likeminded ppl btw, but the totals and not simply personal anecdotes show it's aj. i know it sucks to believe that the establishment guy is still the man and our tyson still isnt
USA doesnt care that much about boxing anyway , shame it couldnt crack a million there like Canelo and GGG did. Little Mexicans and Asians are still the biggest names
- AJ lost his unbeaten record and that aura of invincibility. Got the ‘W’ in the rematch v Ruiz but the performance turned plenty off.
- Rightly or wrongly the speech at the BLM gathering has done huge damage to his popularity and brand over here. Don’t underestimate the power of The Sun, Daily Mail and other right wing media outlets.
- Fury put on two fan friendly shows v Schwarz and Wallin and had the fans purring with his showbiz approach (Apollo Creed ring walks and crooning American Pie afterwards etc).
- Fury established himself as the main man at heavyweight by demolishing Wilder. Love him or loathe him that was a jaw-dropping performance against an unbeaten champion. He’s now a pretty warm favourite in the betting to beat AJ and has all the momentum.
- The ITV mini-series was a PR master stroke. Fury’s popularity went through the roof after that and him giving €200 euros to buy them lobsters and then release them back into the sea showed what he’s all about as a human being.
- His social media stuff during lockdown - in stark contrast to the AJ ‘buy black’ comments - has gained him yet more followers and admirers. Doing pads on the beach in Morecambe the other day with Big John and 200 people watching in a circle!
If they box in the UK (which admittedly is unlikely) you just watch who the crowd are behind. It won’t even be close.
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Agree with this. All of my mates are ‘casual fans’ and have all gone from AJ fans to Fury fans. Whilst AJ was protesting at BLM marches Fury was doing live work outs and webcam chats with anxiety sufferers. He’s not daft. The fact 95% of his social media stuff comes from himself makes him more relatable IMO. You get to know the ‘real’ Fury, as was the case with the ITV series.TheGoods wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 08:31The careers of both heavies have gone in different directions in the last 15 month. Fury ONE MILLION PER CENT will be the most backed fighter if they box in 2021. In that time:margaret thatcher wrote: ↑06 Aug 2020, 00:25 Nah, he didn't earn more, AJ got like 40 m for the Ruiz rematch and has been on way more than Fury had been getting. AJ does bigger crowds, more followers, and all that jazz. I 'd expect a long time Fury nut boi to hang out with likeminded ppl btw, but the totals and not simply personal anecdotes show it's aj. i know it sucks to believe that the establishment guy is still the man and our tyson still isnt
USA doesnt care that much about boxing anyway , shame it couldnt crack a million there like Canelo and GGG did. Little Mexicans and Asians are still the biggest names
- AJ lost his unbeaten record and that aura of invincibility. Got the ‘W’ in the rematch v Ruiz but the performance turned plenty off.
- Rightly or wrongly the speech at the BLM gathering has done huge damage to his popularity and brand over here. Don’t underestimate the power of The Sun, Daily Mail and other right wing media outlets.
- Fury put on two fan friendly shows v Schwarz and Wallin and had the fans purring with his showbiz approach (Apollo Creed ring walks and crooning American Pie afterwards etc).
- Fury established himself as the main man at heavyweight by demolishing Wilder. Love him or loathe him that was a jaw-dropping performance against an unbeaten champion. He’s now a pretty warm favourite in the betting to beat AJ and has all the momentum.
- The ITV mini-series was a PR master stroke. Fury’s popularity went through the roof after that and him giving €200 euros to buy them lobsters and then release them back into the sea showed what he’s all about as a human being.
- His social media stuff during lockdown - in stark contrast to the AJ ‘buy black’ comments - has gained him yet more followers and admirers. Doing pads on the beach in Morecambe the other day with Big John and 200 people watching in a circle!
If they box in the UK (which admittedly is unlikely) you just watch who the crowd are behind. It won’t even be close.
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Re: Queensberry vs Matchroom
It will be hugely Fury.
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Nah
I really doubt the dudes who were team AJ before will have been so bothered by some stuff about black businesses and all that. Most of the persons really irked by that was prob well behind Fury before anyway between the 2 of them (and lol they probably dissed AJ before for being too media trained, but now get all upset). AJ is still the king with the fans and the media machine, it will be apparent in the indicators, as it already has been
All true, whether Fury does a little beach training or not (he's being doing that for years btw....even years ago he let people call his personal phone and also went out for runs with fans)
I really doubt the dudes who were team AJ before will have been so bothered by some stuff about black businesses and all that. Most of the persons really irked by that was prob well behind Fury before anyway between the 2 of them (and lol they probably dissed AJ before for being too media trained, but now get all upset). AJ is still the king with the fans and the media machine, it will be apparent in the indicators, as it already has been
All true, whether Fury does a little beach training or not (he's being doing that for years btw....even years ago he let people call his personal phone and also went out for runs with fans)