Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
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handsofstone
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Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
You do know fighters were a lot more active back then and fought more than 2/3 times a year?
Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Id be surprised if he had earned enough to be mortgage free, and I bet he still works everyday.KiwiRider wrote: ↑28 Dec 2022, 14:00Umm, his purses.
I watched some of the John Murray interview, he was with Hennessy, multiple British and Euro defences, world title shot, big fights against Crolla and Mitchell, said he cleared about 350k over 12 years with Mitchell being the biggest one for 55k minus deductions.
If boxing is your full time job your are earning a good bit less than nurses.
The only way to make money in boxing is to have it as an extra job.
Boxers just don't earn a lot of money.
Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
but you forget that in those days they boxed more actively, that is, more often. Back then, a boxer had over 60 fights, and today? Fury won't have more than 35 when he finishes. So they could afford to reach for simple supers in those days.
Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Haye would knock him clean out.
Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Coco wrote: ↑28 Dec 2022, 14:59Id be surprised if he had earned enough to be mortgage free, and I bet he still works everyday.
I watched some of the John Murray interview, he was with Hennessy, multiple British and Euro defences, world title shot, big fights against Crolla and Mitchell, said he cleared about 350k over 12 years with Mitchell being the biggest one for 55k minus deductions.
If boxing is your full time job your are earning a good bit less than nurses.
The only way to make money in boxing is to have it as an extra job.
Boxers just don't earn a lot of money.
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mickey1975
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Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Whatever the article says, it is bullshit. It wasnt even top of the bill.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
I got no issue with people watching an hour long video, just not when they post a random link on here with zero context or explanation, or even saying whether it’s worth watching. Usually they haven’t even bothered watching it themselves before linking it, ffsjameswilson wrote: ↑28 Dec 2022, 09:09Don’t tell Boxerbeetle or Leprrchaun that Fury did an hour long interview for god sake. It’ll be ‘what!!!!!! Who da facks gonna listen to something an hour long!!!!!’mickey1975 wrote: ↑28 Dec 2022, 09:06He was in a one hour chat where loads of stuff came up. He didn’t just come out with it.
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jtourettes
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Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Price will have earned fortunes in comparison to Murray.Coco wrote: ↑28 Dec 2022, 14:59Id be surprised if he had earned enough to be mortgage free, and I bet he still works everyday.
I watched some of the John Murray interview, he was with Hennessy, multiple British and Euro defences, world title shot, big fights against Crolla and Mitchell, said he cleared about 350k over 12 years with Mitchell being the biggest one for 55k minus deductions.
If boxing is your full time job your are earning a good bit less than nurses.
The only way to make money in boxing is to have it as an extra job.
Boxers just don't earn a lot of money.
I’ve heard Maloney give interviews in the past saying he was on some serious money. I think Price not making it pretty much finished Maloney’s boxing career off. He put a lot into it & heavily backed him.
Setanta & Hayemaker will have paid a lot to get him in the first place as well. He was in demand after the Olympics.
I’d be shocked if he hadn’t made 2 million plus.
Dallas, McDermott, Sexton, Audley, Skelton & Thompson x2 were all headline fights in Liverpool. Povetkin & Kuzmin were chief support on PPV cards. He got over 100k for the Teper fight in a gym in Germany. And then Allen & Chisora will have been big pay days too on PPV cards.
He also kept costs to a minimum. Trained local, didn’t have big name sparring partners over & for the majority of his career had his mates in Liverpool train him.
Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Wish pricey went down to domestic level again after Thompson. Always liked him and fought he could have had success there.
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mickey1975
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Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Maloney isn’t known as a big payer. Regular Sky or allegedly for those fights aren’t paying fortune. The fact he even boxed Teper for that is further proof, Lennox ‘trained’ him for a fight!a force wrote: ↑28 Dec 2022, 21:15Price will have earned fortunes in comparison to Murray.Coco wrote: ↑28 Dec 2022, 14:59Id be surprised if he had earned enough to be mortgage free, and I bet he still works everyday.
I watched some of the John Murray interview, he was with Hennessy, multiple British and Euro defences, world title shot, big fights against Crolla and Mitchell, said he cleared about 350k over 12 years with Mitchell being the biggest one for 55k minus deductions.
If boxing is your full time job your are earning a good bit less than nurses.
The only way to make money in boxing is to have it as an extra job.
Boxers just don't earn a lot of money.
I’ve heard Maloney give interviews in the past saying he was on some serious money. I think Price not making it pretty much finished Maloney’s boxing career off. He put a lot into it & heavily backed him.
Setanta & Hayemaker will have paid a lot to get him in the first place as well. He was in demand after the Olympics.
I’d be shocked if he hadn’t made 2 million plus.
Dallas, McDermott, Sexton, Audley, Skelton & Thompson x2 were all headline fights in Liverpool. Povetkin & Kuzmin were chief support on PPV cards. He got over 100k for the Teper fight in a gym in Germany. And then Allen & Chisora will have been big pay days too on PPV cards.
He also kept costs to a minimum. Trained local, didn’t have big name sparring partners over & for the majority of his career had his mates in Liverpool train him.
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Nightmare Roy
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Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Fury is the biggest grifter in the sport, if he could get away with it and earn millions in the process he would 100% do it, he's just fought Chisora.
Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
I've listened to this. He just asks Kugan if he thinks those fights would sell. Fury thinks they'd be sell outs. They're just chatting, making conversation. I think it starts off with Fury talking about having a trilogy with McDermott, but then when McDermott is revisited later he's already changed his mind and is talking about Haye and Price and Joshua, talks vaguely about them getting back in the gym.
I wouldn't mind seeing those fights as tick-over fights anyway, in all truth. If that's what Tyson Fury was going to do: have big fights against genuine top tier guys (Usyk, Joyce, AJ, whoever else comes up) bookended with fights with old names... Really, that wouldn't be so awful. So long as he fought actual challenges too. Those fights would still be fun.
I wouldn't mind seeing those fights as tick-over fights anyway, in all truth. If that's what Tyson Fury was going to do: have big fights against genuine top tier guys (Usyk, Joyce, AJ, whoever else comes up) bookended with fights with old names... Really, that wouldn't be so awful. So long as he fought actual challenges too. Those fights would still be fun.
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Frostieballs
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Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
It’s just crap journalism.
Taken a causal comment and turned it into the focus of the article.
Click bait.
Taken a causal comment and turned it into the focus of the article.
Click bait.
Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Teper only came later on after the split from Maloney after the Thompson defeats.mickey1975 wrote: ↑29 Dec 2022, 01:27Maloney isn’t known as a big payer. Regular Sky or allegedly for those fights aren’t paying fortune. The fact he even boxed Teper for that is further proof, Lennox ‘trained’ him for a fight!a force wrote: ↑28 Dec 2022, 21:15Price will have earned fortunes in comparison to Murray.Coco wrote: ↑28 Dec 2022, 14:59
Id be surprised if he had earned enough to be mortgage free, and I bet he still works everyday.
I watched some of the John Murray interview, he was with Hennessy, multiple British and Euro defences, world title shot, big fights against Crolla and Mitchell, said he cleared about 350k over 12 years with Mitchell being the biggest one for 55k minus deductions.
If boxing is your full time job your are earning a good bit less than nurses.
The only way to make money in boxing is to have it as an extra job.
Boxers just don't earn a lot of money.
I’ve heard Maloney give interviews in the past saying he was on some serious money. I think Price not making it pretty much finished Maloney’s boxing career off. He put a lot into it & heavily backed him.
Setanta & Hayemaker will have paid a lot to get him in the first place as well. He was in demand after the Olympics.
I’d be shocked if he hadn’t made 2 million plus.
Dallas, McDermott, Sexton, Audley, Skelton & Thompson x2 were all headline fights in Liverpool. Povetkin & Kuzmin were chief support on PPV cards. He got over 100k for the Teper fight in a gym in Germany. And then Allen & Chisora will have been big pay days too on PPV cards.
He also kept costs to a minimum. Trained local, didn’t have big name sparring partners over & for the majority of his career had his mates in Liverpool train him.
Maloney wasn’t a big payer in general but he went all out to get Price & Jeffries beating other promoters to their signatures & lost a fortune.
Maloney got Lennox involved for one fight but he spent the majority of his career in Liverpool been trained by his mates.
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Twinkle Toes
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Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Fury said a fight with Price was agreed, 1 million each was the payday. Price had to get past Thompson and Fury had to get past Cunningham. We all know what happened.
Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
just yet more fury BS
why bother
why bother
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foggyneedham
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Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
I was a big Haye fan back in the day but Fury would KO Price & Haye on the same night nowadays
Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
Do me a favour,Haye, especially would not even get through a training camp without falling apart. Fury on the wind up againCaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑28 Dec 2022, 07:53 Both Haye and Price stand at least as good a chance of beating him as Chisora did
Re: Fury says he would still fight Haye and Price in stadium fights after Usyk, although an obvious what if
One of my regrets is that the Price/Fury fight didn't happen, around the time Fury did the big stiff plumber interview on C5 it seemed it was on. Price would have been favourite and if it had happened before the Thompson fight the odds would have been good on a Fury KO win