WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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Sky Sports are reporting that the WBC are gonna be expecting a final decision from Fury in the coming week, so they know what they can do.
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 04 May 2022, 07:42 Sky Sports are reporting that the WBC are gonna be expecting a final decision from Fury in the coming week, so they know what they can do.
surely best for Fury to just say he’s not retiring to give him more time to decide what he actually wants to do, i am a bit surprised the wbc are asking him already (if the article is true)
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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daz74 wrote: 04 May 2022, 17:34
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 04 May 2022, 07:42 Sky Sports are reporting that the WBC are gonna be expecting a final decision from Fury in the coming week, so they know what they can do.
surely best for Fury to just say he’s not retiring to give him more time to decide what he actually wants to do, i am a bit surprised the wbc are asking him already (if the article is true)
Well Sky Sports are usually reliable.
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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He might announce his retirement.

Even if he's planning to fight the winner of Usyk v Joshua it's not like he needs a belt to make that fight happen.

And he'll still claim the lineal just to get folk wound up about it.
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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he’s only just defended the belt, i think he’s entitled to swagger around with it for a while
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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ewenhay wrote: 04 May 2022, 17:50 He might announce his retirement.

Even if he's planning to fight the winner of Usyk v Joshua it's not like he needs a belt to make that fight happen.

And he'll still claim the lineal just to get folk wound up about it.
Yes, it's not like he won't get the fight if he comes back. He's the biggest draw now and even more so as a 'comeback lineal champion'. He'll want and should get the lion's share v either Joshua or Usyk come what may.
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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wbc
1) wilder
2) joyce
3) parker
4) sanchez

wbo)
1) joyce
2) parker
3) sanchez
4) joshua

could be:
wilder sanchez final eliminator for wbc
joyce parker final eliminator for wbo
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daz74 wrote: 04 May 2022, 17:58 he’s only just defended the belt, i think he’s entitled to swagger around with it for a while
The guy has d*cked everyone around for years, either he is going defend the belt, or retire to twitter as a self proclaimed ATG :roll:
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the wbc haven’t appointed a mandatory, are they really going to let AJ/Usyk fight for it ? i would like them to, but i can’t see it happening
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KiwiRider wrote: 04 May 2022, 18:29
daz74 wrote: 04 May 2022, 17:58 he’s only just defended the belt, i think he’s entitled to swagger around with it for a while
The guy has d*cked everyone around for years, either he is going defend the belt, or retire to twitter as a self proclaimed ATG :roll:
I feel same as you. If he says he retired take the belt away.

If it was say Kambosis doing it, after beating another decent fighter or two nobody would be saying let him keep his belts.
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retired fighters aren't champions, if he is really set on retirement, he'll give up that title and lose all his fantasy titles too

the biggest thing we can lose out on is fury-aj/usyk 2 winner. hope that somehow still happens regardless of any decision here
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He said to Piers Morgan that he’s done.

Surprised he just fought a mandatory. Thought WBC would give him time, but I guess this ain’t bad.

He doesn’t NEED a belt tbh.

Like some have said, he’ll claim he’s the Lineal and depending is Ring strip him or not.
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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well, if he's actually continuing why carry on with the retirement stuff

if he actually does retire, obviously he isnt a reigning champion anymore. if retired fighters stayed champs fury wouldnt ever become a champ, as retired dudes before him wouldve held onto them
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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margaret thatcher wrote: 04 May 2022, 20:03 well, if he's actually continuing why carry on with the retirement stuff

if he actually does retire, obviously he isnt a reigning champion anymore
He needs to make a firm decision.

Most retired boxers come out with like a long retirement post usually.. not all of them do of course.
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 04 May 2022, 20:02 He said to Piers Morgan that he’s done.

Surprised he just fought a mandatory. Thought WBC would give him time, but I guess this ain’t bad.

He doesn’t NEED a belt tbh.

Like some have said, he’ll claim he’s the Lineal and depending is Ring strip him or not.
He has said it in 3 separate interviews that I've seen.
And yes, he said to Piers - end of.
That's pretty definitive
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Post by coneye »

Take it off him ,,, Put it up for the Usyk -- Aj fight he wants it back they can make him mandatory ,,, Got a feling he's trying to dictate who fights for his belt ,, then he can challenge them on his next comeback and avoid Usyk
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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Don't know why everybody is so keen for fury to say already. He fought a few weeks ago, and it was a wbc mando. His next would be voluntary and it's not like the big guys fight more than twice a year now anyway.

If he does retire, make wilder - Sanchez or Parker - Joyce for the vacant belt, don't just drop it on the Usyk AJ fight.

Personally I don't believe he's retiring, I think it's a negotiating tactic.
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jtourettes wrote: 05 May 2022, 01:07 Don't know why everybody is so keen for fury to say already. He fought a few weeks ago, and it was a wbc mando. His next would be voluntary and it's not like the big guys fight more than twice a year now anyway.

If he does retire, make wilder - Sanchez or Parker - Joyce for the vacant belt, don't just drop it on the Usyk AJ fight.

Personally I don't believe he's retiring, I think it's a negotiating tactic.
he's the keenest one, already saying it several times and straight after the fight. he couldve just sat on it a couple months without saying anything about retirement
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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Tyson Fury has always shown to be a man of his word , if he says he's retired then I for one believe him
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The WBC will give him an out. At the very least a challenge for champions money whenever he wants to come back.
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handsofstone wrote: 05 May 2022, 02:20 Tyson Fury has always shown to be a man of his word , if he says he's retired then I for one believe him
:lol: Yeah right.
Normally I would take everything he says with a table spoon of salt. But this time he is insistent and hasn't contradicted himself, which is the usual MO.
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margaret thatcher wrote: 05 May 2022, 01:08
jtourettes wrote: 05 May 2022, 01:07 Don't know why everybody is so keen for fury to say already. He fought a few weeks ago, and it was a wbc mando. His next would be voluntary and it's not like the big guys fight more than twice a year now anyway.

If he does retire, make wilder - Sanchez or Parker - Joyce for the vacant belt, don't just drop it on the Usyk AJ fight.

Personally I don't believe he's retiring, I think it's a negotiating tactic.
he's the keenest one, already saying it several times and straight after the fight. he couldve just sat on it a couple months without saying anything about retirement
Exactly. He’s been saying it since before the fight. I want him to fight the AJ/Usyk winner but if he doesn’t want it that’s fine by me.
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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I'm sure a lineal belt would be knocked up if needed.
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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if fury's not retiring no need for him to give up anything

if he is retiring, obviously he's no longer any champion. you cant have it both ways. retired fighters keeping their titles means he wouldn't have even been able to become wbc or lineal champ in the first place
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Re: WBC to push Tyson Fury on Retirement Decision

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margaret thatcher wrote: 05 May 2022, 05:06 if fury's not retiring no need for him to give up anything

if he is retiring, obviously he's no longer any champion. you cant have it both ways. retired fighters keeping their titles means he wouldn't have even been able to become wbc or lineal champ in the first place
I suppose he could have exhumed John L Sullivan and Gene Tunney and knocked them both out, followed by dropkicking Lennox Lewis off the top of a car
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