Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Can only think with Fury taking this fight the money must have been big.
Regardless, I don't really know who Ngannou is because he's not a boxer.
It's a bit risky considering the Joshua mega fight is so close.
Regardless, I don't really know who Ngannou is because he's not a boxer.
It's a bit risky considering the Joshua mega fight is so close.
Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Here is little of gossip and you can ask him yourself.
Tyson Fury walks into a restaurant in Sorrento Italy within the last 12 months and strikes up a conversation with a bunch of Spanish women, they're Spanish heritage but they're Londoners from my manor in London England.
I've know some of these ladies all my life.
Long and short of it was, Tyson struck up a conversation with them for over an hour and ended up having a bunch of laughs and he picked up the entire bill.
That's the Tyson Fury you might not hear about.
They thought he was a blast and one of the most entertaining and engaging people they had ever met.
And no there wasn't any scandal or anything like that and even if there was I wouldn't say.
He just walked on in and treated everyone like gold apparently.
Tyson Fury walks into a restaurant in Sorrento Italy within the last 12 months and strikes up a conversation with a bunch of Spanish women, they're Spanish heritage but they're Londoners from my manor in London England.
I've know some of these ladies all my life.
Long and short of it was, Tyson struck up a conversation with them for over an hour and ended up having a bunch of laughs and he picked up the entire bill.
That's the Tyson Fury you might not hear about.
They thought he was a blast and one of the most entertaining and engaging people they had ever met.
And no there wasn't any scandal or anything like that and even if there was I wouldn't say.
He just walked on in and treated everyone like gold apparently.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Fury is soiling the heavyweight champion of the world by fighting a man with no boxing experience, who is old and has a bad knee. This is bad trifecta for an opponent of the heavyweight champion of the world.
Boxing history won't remember Fury fondly. He has pissed way his career by fighting past the prime men, most of whom were not good to begin with.
I hold nothing against Ngannou for getting paid. However he doesn't deserve this fight. By chance is Ngaannou wins, nah forget I said that. There is no chance of that happening. Well, there is a chance. Fury is boxer who has had points deducted from him in many fights before and cheated with PED's. He could take a dive, or get DQ'd and if that happens the wise guys will clean up. Think about it.
See what a mess this is? Fury has hit his fans in the bollocks. They might as well just send him the money to avoid this scam. Yes-- I am calling a rare fixed fight. How is happens I just do not know. Who is paying the fighters? Don't answer that question.
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Boxing history won't remember Fury fondly. He has pissed way his career by fighting past the prime men, most of whom were not good to begin with.
I hold nothing against Ngannou for getting paid. However he doesn't deserve this fight. By chance is Ngaannou wins, nah forget I said that. There is no chance of that happening. Well, there is a chance. Fury is boxer who has had points deducted from him in many fights before and cheated with PED's. He could take a dive, or get DQ'd and if that happens the wise guys will clean up. Think about it.
See what a mess this is? Fury has hit his fans in the bollocks. They might as well just send him the money to avoid this scam. Yes-- I am calling a rare fixed fight. How is happens I just do not know. Who is paying the fighters? Don't answer that question.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
There are many reasons this is a bad fight, but "it could possibly be fixed, although I have no valid scenario to suggest how or why" isn't one of them.pound per pound wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 08:41 Fury is soiling the heavyweight champion of the world by fighting a man with no boxing experience, who is old and has a bad knee. This is bad trifecta for an opponent of the heavyweight champion of the world.
Boxing history won't remember Fury fondly. He has pissed way his career by fighting past the prime men, most of whom were not good to begin with.
I hold nothing against Ngannou for getting paid. However he doesn't deserve this fight. By chance is Ngaannou wins, nah forget I said that. There is no chance of that happening. Well, there is a chance. Fury is boxer who has had points deducted from him in many fights before and cheated with PED's. He could take a dive, or get DQ'd and if that happens the wise guys will clean up. Think about it.
See what a mess this is? Fury has hit his fans in the bollocks. They might as well just send him the money to avoid this scam. Yes-- I am calling a rare fixed fight. How is happens I just do not know. Who is paying the fighters? Don't answer that question.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
False dichotomy. Novak is a tennis player. Ngannou is at least a champion in combat sports.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Fury has completely ducked the Uysk challenge, and has found lots of inventive ways of avoiding him, including taking on an injured old man with no boxing fights under his belt, in his next bout.
A proper shameful exercise.
Here's Dan Rafael's view - from the 5 minute mark.
A proper shameful exercise.
Here's Dan Rafael's view - from the 5 minute mark.
Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Not a dichotomy at all, in fact. Quite the opposite, as I am representing those two alternatives as being similar, not different.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 10:32False dichotomy. Novak is a tennis player. Ngannou is at least a champion in combat sports.
And it's only a matter of degree. Both are absurdities. Unless you think the MMA heavyweight champion ought to be boxing the world heavyweight champion.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
From my vantage point it would be more of a gimmick if Fury went into a cage, because Fury would have to learn multiple disciplines, etc to remotely stand a chance.gp. wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 13:57Not a dichotomy at all, in fact. Quite the opposite, as I am representing those two alternatives as being similar, not different.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 10:32False dichotomy. Novak is a tennis player. Ngannou is at least a champion in combat sports.
And it's only a matter of degree. Both are absurdities. Unless you think the MMA heavyweight champion ought to be boxing the world heavyweight champion.
At least with the mma guys boxing is in the fundamentals they need in order to succeed, so really they're just dropping everything else to focus on one primary discipline.
And again, Joshua and Wilder both pursued fights with Ngannou. Nobody bitched. So it's pure hypocrisy from so called "fans" who are just throwing a tantrum because Fury-Usyk did not happen on their timetable.
Besides since when has this sport ever delivered what the fans wanted exactly in the timeframe we wanted? It seldom ever happens. People need to calm down. It's ridiculous watching grown men cry like babies over the situation.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Joshua didn't pursue Ngannou. Quite the opposite. Hearn spoke to Ngannou and Joshua said he had no interest in fighting Ngannou and asked him to stop talks.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 14:11From my vantage point it would be more of a gimmick if Fury went into a cage, because Fury would have to learn multiple disciplines, etc to remotely stand a chance.gp. wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 13:57Not a dichotomy at all, in fact. Quite the opposite, as I am representing those two alternatives as being similar, not different.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 10:32
False dichotomy. Novak is a tennis player. Ngannou is at least a champion in combat sports.
And it's only a matter of degree. Both are absurdities. Unless you think the MMA heavyweight champion ought to be boxing the world heavyweight champion.
At least with the mma guys boxing is in the fundamentals they need in order to succeed, so really they're just dropping everything else to focus on one primary discipline.
And again, Joshua and Wilder both pursued fights with Ngannou. Nobody bitched. So it's pure hypocrisy from so called "fans" who are just throwing a tantrum because Fury-Usyk did not happen on their timetable.
Besides since when has this sport ever delivered what the fans wanted exactly in the timeframe we wanted? It seldom ever happens. People need to calm down. It's ridiculous watching grown men cry like babies over the situation.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
I say this is a gimmick fight and prone to being fixed. In fact my hunch is, yes it is a pre arranged event. a.k.a a fix.big lennox wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 13:56 Fury has completely ducked the Uysk challenge, and has found lots of inventive ways of avoiding him, including taking on an injured old man with no boxing fights under his belt, in his next bout.
A proper shameful exercise.
Here's Dan Rafael's view - from the 5 minute mark.
Bravo to Box Rec for not listing this Fury " fight "
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Yes, sadly this will probably be much like the megafight with Mayweather and McShithead - whose face incidentally seems to looking more and more like a pancreas as time goes on - is he on massive does of HGH, because his head seems to be growing at a truly astonishing rate - Fury will shuck and jive, and do his best impression of a feather duster man, before breaking into a shades of Ali shuffle, ship a few shots from Ngannou, before he starts to land his own shots. I'd not even be surprised to see him carry him the distance. Given it's a 10 round fight, it seems possible.pound per pound wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 14:39I say this is a gimmick fight and prone to being fixed. In fact my hunch is, yes it is a pre arranged event. a.k.a a fix.big lennox wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 13:56 Fury has completely ducked the Uysk challenge, and has found lots of inventive ways of avoiding him, including taking on an injured old man with no boxing fights under his belt, in his next bout.
A proper shameful exercise.
Here's Dan Rafael's view - from the 5 minute mark.
Bravo to Box Rec for not listing this Fury " fight "
It's an execrable avalache of ordure, a stain on the already beskidded arsecrack of boxing, I'd rather drink a gallon of boars piss, straight from the tap than pay a penny for this cack.
Other than that, I'm all in favour of it.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Great interview that, agree with pretty much every single word of that. Restores my faith a little that the world isn't just full of arse licking shills.pound per pound wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 14:39I say this is a gimmick fight and prone to being fixed. In fact my hunch is, yes it is a pre arranged event. a.k.a a fix.big lennox wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 13:56 Fury has completely ducked the Uysk challenge, and has found lots of inventive ways of avoiding him, including taking on an injured old man with no boxing fights under his belt, in his next bout.
A proper shameful exercise.
Here's Dan Rafael's view - from the 5 minute mark.
Bravo to Box Rec for not listing this Fury " fight "
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Nonsense.big lennox wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 14:34Joshua didn't pursue Ngannou. Quite the opposite. Hearn spoke to Ngannou and Joshua said he had no interest in fighting Ngannou and asked him to stop talks.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 14:11From my vantage point it would be more of a gimmick if Fury went into a cage, because Fury would have to learn multiple disciplines, etc to remotely stand a chance.gp. wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 13:57
Not a dichotomy at all, in fact. Quite the opposite, as I am representing those two alternatives as being similar, not different.
And it's only a matter of degree. Both are absurdities. Unless you think the MMA heavyweight champion ought to be boxing the world heavyweight champion.
At least with the mma guys boxing is in the fundamentals they need in order to succeed, so really they're just dropping everything else to focus on one primary discipline.
And again, Joshua and Wilder both pursued fights with Ngannou. Nobody bitched. So it's pure hypocrisy from so called "fans" who are just throwing a tantrum because Fury-Usyk did not happen on their timetable.
Besides since when has this sport ever delivered what the fans wanted exactly in the timeframe we wanted? It seldom ever happens. People need to calm down. It's ridiculous watching grown men cry like babies over the situation.
They are only saying that now because the public is upset because Fury-Usyk hasn't happened. I can't believe people still believe anything Hearn or Joshua has to say considering Eddie will do anything for a buck, and Joshua's true colors show themselves everytime he loses or college students poke fun at him.
Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
"Ok, my guy is the only guy who has ever done these things, but everyone else would have done them themselves if they could, even though they all could have and didn't".HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 14:11From my vantage point it would be more of a gimmick if Fury went into a cage, because Fury would have to learn multiple disciplines, etc to remotely stand a chance.gp. wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 13:57Not a dichotomy at all, in fact. Quite the opposite, as I am representing those two alternatives as being similar, not different.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 10:32
False dichotomy. Novak is a tennis player. Ngannou is at least a champion in combat sports.
And it's only a matter of degree. Both are absurdities. Unless you think the MMA heavyweight champion ought to be boxing the world heavyweight champion.
At least with the mma guys boxing is in the fundamentals they need in order to succeed, so really they're just dropping everything else to focus on one primary discipline.
And again, Joshua and Wilder both pursued fights with Ngannou. Nobody bitched. So it's pure hypocrisy from so called "fans" who are just throwing a tantrum because Fury-Usyk did not happen on their timetable.
Besides since when has this sport ever delivered what the fans wanted exactly in the timeframe we wanted? It seldom ever happens. People need to calm down. It's ridiculous watching grown men cry like babies over the situation.
I think you have all the qualities Trump likes in a lawyer.
Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
MMA boxing is very different to proper boxing. Glove size and type, defence, ability to throw and receive combinations with other limbs, risks of takedown and takedowns as a weapon. Half of them don't even raise their arms using a boxing guard because of the takedown risk. Even when the commentators credit an MMA for showing great boxing, they do not use boxing fundamentals in the exchange.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 14:11From my vantage point it would be more of a gimmick if Fury went into a cage, because Fury would have to learn multiple disciplines, etc to remotely stand a chance.gp. wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 13:57Not a dichotomy at all, in fact. Quite the opposite, as I am representing those two alternatives as being similar, not different.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 10:32
False dichotomy. Novak is a tennis player. Ngannou is at least a champion in combat sports.
And it's only a matter of degree. Both are absurdities. Unless you think the MMA heavyweight champion ought to be boxing the world heavyweight champion.
At least with the mma guys boxing is in the fundamentals they need in order to succeed, so really they're just dropping everything else to focus on one primary discipline.
And again, Joshua and Wilder both pursued fights with Ngannou. Nobody bitched. So it's pure hypocrisy from so called "fans" who are just throwing a tantrum because Fury-Usyk did not happen on their timetable.
Besides since when has this sport ever delivered what the fans wanted exactly in the timeframe we wanted? It seldom ever happens. People need to calm down. It's ridiculous watching grown men cry like babies over the situation.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
AJ has been in with Uysk twice, Andy Ruiz twice, and is set to face Wilder. Fury wont go anywhere near Uysk or Ruiz and is now boxing someone with no amateur experience.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 22:51Nonsense.big lennox wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 14:34Joshua didn't pursue Ngannou. Quite the opposite. Hearn spoke to Ngannou and Joshua said he had no interest in fighting Ngannou and asked him to stop talks.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 14:11
From my vantage point it would be more of a gimmick if Fury went into a cage, because Fury would have to learn multiple disciplines, etc to remotely stand a chance.
At least with the mma guys boxing is in the fundamentals they need in order to succeed, so really they're just dropping everything else to focus on one primary discipline.
And again, Joshua and Wilder both pursued fights with Ngannou. Nobody bitched. So it's pure hypocrisy from so called "fans" who are just throwing a tantrum because Fury-Usyk did not happen on their timetable.
Besides since when has this sport ever delivered what the fans wanted exactly in the timeframe we wanted? It seldom ever happens. People need to calm down. It's ridiculous watching grown men cry like babies over the situation.
They are only saying that now because the public is upset because Fury-Usyk hasn't happened. I can't believe people still believe anything Hearn or Joshua has to say considering Eddie will do anything for a buck, and Joshua's true colors show themselves everytime he loses or college students poke fun at him.
AJ has more bottle than Fury will ever have. Different characters and, sadly, your man (Fury), has been measured, weighed, and found wanting by Uysk.
Are you looking forward to the mismatch? Excited to see what Fury can do with someone who won't be able to defend themselves?
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
I think this is a brilliant (and measured) summing up by Boxing News:
https://www.boxingnewsonline.net/editor ... k-in-time/
https://www.boxingnewsonline.net/editor ... k-in-time/
Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
My dad's bigger than your dad!!!big lennox wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 11:04AJ has been in with Uysk twice, Andy Ruiz twice, and is set to face Wilder. Fury wont go anywhere near Uysk or Ruiz and is now boxing someone with no amateur experience.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 22:51Nonsense.big lennox wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 14:34
Joshua didn't pursue Ngannou. Quite the opposite. Hearn spoke to Ngannou and Joshua said he had no interest in fighting Ngannou and asked him to stop talks.
They are only saying that now because the public is upset because Fury-Usyk hasn't happened. I can't believe people still believe anything Hearn or Joshua has to say considering Eddie will do anything for a buck, and Joshua's true colors show themselves everytime he loses or college students poke fun at him.
AJ has more bottle than Fury will ever have. Different characters and, sadly, your man (Fury), has been measured, weighed, and found wanting by Uysk.
Are you looking forward to the mismatch? Excited to see what Fury can do with someone who won't be able to defend themselves?
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Erm, this is the sport of boxing where people compete to see who the best boxer is...bless ya for not understanding that...oogiebe wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 21:48My dad's bigger than your dad!!!big lennox wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 11:04AJ has been in with Uysk twice, Andy Ruiz twice, and is set to face Wilder. Fury wont go anywhere near Uysk or Ruiz and is now boxing someone with no amateur experience.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 22:51
Nonsense.
They are only saying that now because the public is upset because Fury-Usyk hasn't happened. I can't believe people still believe anything Hearn or Joshua has to say considering Eddie will do anything for a buck, and Joshua's true colors show themselves everytime he loses or college students poke fun at him.
AJ has more bottle than Fury will ever have. Different characters and, sadly, your man (Fury), has been measured, weighed, and found wanting by Uysk.
Are you looking forward to the mismatch? Excited to see what Fury can do with someone who won't be able to defend themselves?![]()
Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
"Erm" yerself. You two sound like 8 year olds arguing over your favorite super heros.big lennox wrote: ↑21 Jul 2023, 03:07Erm, this is the sport of boxing where people compete to see who the best boxer is...bless ya for not understanding that...oogiebe wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 21:48My dad's bigger than your dad!!!big lennox wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 11:04
AJ has been in with Uysk twice, Andy Ruiz twice, and is set to face Wilder. Fury wont go anywhere near Uysk or Ruiz and is now boxing someone with no amateur experience.
AJ has more bottle than Fury will ever have. Different characters and, sadly, your man (Fury), has been measured, weighed, and found wanting by Uysk.
Are you looking forward to the mismatch? Excited to see what Fury can do with someone who won't be able to defend themselves?![]()
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
This will be 10 rounds. 10oz gloves.
Boxing rules
Boxing rules
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Should be 4 oz gloves with elbows allowed.
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Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
It's 'yourself'.oogiebe wrote: ↑21 Jul 2023, 08:19"Erm" yerself. You two sound like 8 year olds arguing over your favorite super heros.big lennox wrote: ↑21 Jul 2023, 03:07Erm, this is the sport of boxing where people compete to see who the best boxer is...bless ya for not understanding that...![]()
Re: Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou - October 28, 2023
Not with an accent.big lennox wrote: ↑21 Jul 2023, 14:24It's 'yourself'.oogiebe wrote: ↑21 Jul 2023, 08:19"Erm" yerself. You two sound like 8 year olds arguing over your favorite super heros.big lennox wrote: ↑21 Jul 2023, 03:07
Erm, this is the sport of boxing where people compete to see who the best boxer is...bless ya for not understanding that...![]()