Usyk v Fury … Will the fight happen?

Will Usyk v Fury happen

No - Fury will be injured
11
19%
No - Usyk will be injured
1
2%
No - Contract dispute
28
48%
No - Governing Bodies dispute
0
No votes
No - failed drugs test
1
2%
Yes - of course the fight will happen
17
29%
 
Total votes: 58

The Gratest
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Post by The Gratest »

The Knitting Circle membership is in the millions now. :bow: You should try knitting Doofy, it'll give you something to do between Tommy's Youtuber fights.
It would also make a welcome change at the pressers instead of throwing tables and punching plexiglass.
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A logic of using Ngannou as a warm up for Usyk, must be in the realms of a chess grandmaster preparing for a world championship match by attending Gala Bingo on Morecambe prom!
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Post by golden_labrador »

contract dispute is the most likely of the given options. with the majority of the blame landing at Fury's camp's door
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Post by tonyevs »

With two different promoters; with one party very likely wanting to have parity in regards to money earned, and the other party wanting the lions share. its difficult to imagine it being as straight forward as both saying yes to wanting the fight.
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tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 12:36 With two different promoters; with one party very likely wanting to have parity in regards to money earned, and the other party wanting the lions share. its difficult to imagine it being as straight forward as both saying yes to wanting the fight.
Is the fight not actually signed?
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Post by tonyevs »

jwfg wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 12:46
tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 12:36 With two different promoters; with one party very likely wanting to have parity in regards to money earned, and the other party wanting the lions share. its difficult to imagine it being as straight forward as both saying yes to wanting the fight.
Is the fight not actually signed?
No idea.
From what Usyk said the actual date is yet to be agreed ... that kinda says its at the very beginning of negotiations.
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Post by Frostieballs »

jwfg wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 12:46
tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 12:36 With two different promoters; with one party very likely wanting to have parity in regards to money earned, and the other party wanting the lions share. its difficult to imagine it being as straight forward as both saying yes to wanting the fight.
Is the fight not actually signed?
I asked this before.

My presumption on the fight being announced was that it had been signed.

Otherwise - why announce it?

If it has been signed there can’t technically be a contract dispute.
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Post by jwfg »

tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 13:02
jwfg wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 12:46
tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 12:36 With two different promoters; with one party very likely wanting to have parity in regards to money earned, and the other party wanting the lions share. its difficult to imagine it being as straight forward as both saying yes to wanting the fight.
Is the fight not actually signed?
No idea.
From what Usyk said the actual date is yet to be agreed ... that kinda says its at the very beginning of negotiations.
Soo they've agreed terms, but not signed the actual fight contract.
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Signing the fight contract would be right at the end when everything has been argued-negotiated-agreed ... it appears they have merely agreed to do the fight.

Watching Fury being interviewed in Saudi on the other thread he appears to be on a different planet. If he was in Spain and not Saudi you`d question if he had taken a few lines before the interview judging by the amount of gurning he was doing and how easy he went off topic ... its clear he gets very upset by the stick he gets on social media; he got very animated and visibly upset as he claimed to not take any notice of it; but it clearly hurts him!

So, how fragile he is mentally with all the stick he is getting. I imagine he will be an absolute nightmare negotiating with.
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He made the decisions to give his mate Chisora a pay day rather than fight Joshua, then fill his pockets against a novice rather than fight Usyk. The majority saw through his fake call out videos and he's been ridiculed for it. If those fights never actually happen, it'll follow him around and play on his mind, despite what he may state. He probably thought that his 'Oh haha, look at old Tyson, at it again!' personality would get him a pass, but he misread the room with both of those call outs. Fight fans wanted to see the fights, not the usual videos and bluster again.
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tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 14:11 Signing the fight contract would be right at the end when everything has been argued-negotiated-agreed ... it appears they have merely agreed to do the fight.

Watching Fury being interviewed in Saudi on the other thread he appears to be on a different planet. If he was in Spain and not Saudi you`d question if he had taken a few lines before the interview judging by the amount of gurning he was doing and how easy he went off topic ... its clear he gets very upset by the stick he gets on social media; he got very animated and visibly upset as he claimed to not take any notice of it; but it clearly hurts him!

So, how fragile he is mentally with all the stick he is getting. I imagine he will be an absolute nightmare negotiating with.
Have you watch the Simon Jordan - Adam Booth interview?
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Post by funso banjo baby »

I don't want it to happen
tonyevs
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jwfg wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 14:38
tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 14:11 Signing the fight contract would be right at the end when everything has been argued-negotiated-agreed ... it appears they have merely agreed to do the fight.

Watching Fury being interviewed in Saudi on the other thread he appears to be on a different planet. If he was in Spain and not Saudi you`d question if he had taken a few lines before the interview judging by the amount of gurning he was doing and how easy he went off topic ... its clear he gets very upset by the stick he gets on social media; he got very animated and visibly upset as he claimed to not take any notice of it; but it clearly hurts him!

So, how fragile he is mentally with all the stick he is getting. I imagine he will be an absolute nightmare negotiating with.
Have you watch the Simon Jordan - Adam Booth interview?
No

Worth a listen??
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Post by big lennox »

The Gratest wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 14:35 He made the decisions to give his mate Chisora a pay day rather than fight Joshua, then fill his pockets against a novice rather than fight Usyk. The majority saw through his fake call out videos and he's been ridiculed for it. If those fights never actually happen, it'll follow him around and play on his mind, despite what he may state. He probably thought that his 'Oh haha, look at old Tyson, at it again!' personality would get him a pass, but he misread the room with both of those call outs. Fight fans wanted to see the fights, not the usual videos and bluster again.
I think thats a fair assessment.
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Post by SeanBrennan »

tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 15:14
jwfg wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 14:38
tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 14:11 Signing the fight contract would be right at the end when everything has been argued-negotiated-agreed ... it appears they have merely agreed to do the fight.

Watching Fury being interviewed in Saudi on the other thread he appears to be on a different planet. If he was in Spain and not Saudi you`d question if he had taken a few lines before the interview judging by the amount of gurning he was doing and how easy he went off topic ... its clear he gets very upset by the stick he gets on social media; he got very animated and visibly upset as he claimed to not take any notice of it; but it clearly hurts him!

So, how fragile he is mentally with all the stick he is getting. I imagine he will be an absolute nightmare negotiating with.
Have you watch the Simon Jordan - Adam Booth interview?
No

Worth a listen??
I enjoyed it. He's telling the lie they all peddle re PEDS tho ref being jaded by in it - he made millions training Haye on them. But a very good interview.
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Yes - just watched it. Very good interview.
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Post by jwfg »

tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 15:14
jwfg wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 14:38
tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 14:11 Signing the fight contract would be right at the end when everything has been argued-negotiated-agreed ... it appears they have merely agreed to do the fight.

Watching Fury being interviewed in Saudi on the other thread he appears to be on a different planet. If he was in Spain and not Saudi you`d question if he had taken a few lines before the interview judging by the amount of gurning he was doing and how easy he went off topic ... its clear he gets very upset by the stick he gets on social media; he got very animated and visibly upset as he claimed to not take any notice of it; but it clearly hurts him!

So, how fragile he is mentally with all the stick he is getting. I imagine he will be an absolute nightmare negotiating with.
Have you watch the Simon Jordan - Adam Booth interview?
No

Worth a listen??
Definitely. Adam says the easy way to get around drug testing is not to sign the contract until close to the fight. Have everything in place, date, location, opponent,, but don't sign. Because testing don't start until the contracts are signed.
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big lennox
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Post by big lennox »

jwfg wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 16:04
tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 15:14
jwfg wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 14:38

Have you watch the Simon Jordan - Adam Booth interview?
No

Worth a listen??
Definitely. Adam says the easy way to get around drug testing is not to sign the contract until close to the fight. Have everything in place, date, location, opponent,, but don't sign. Because testing don't start until the contracts are signed.

Interesting insight.
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Post by The Gratest »

Big John Fury's went into meltdown tonight confusing a delayed fight with ducking. It's a shame he can't go and join Tyson in training camp. Sugar Hill's from the Kronk and will likely have a straight right hand like Akinwande. :box:
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Post by tonyevs »

Usyk was contradictory anyways.

He wants a 14 week camp .. he also said he wants it in December.

Usyk hasn't ruled any out. So maybe he once again is manoeuvring Fury to scream for the December 23rd fight .. and then Usyk will accept it.
How mentally fragile Fury is about now regarding stick from social media, then he wouldn't likely chance adding more ridiculous conditions to duck the fight as he did earlier this year.

Could be another clever play by Usyk to corner Greedy- Belly
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Post by 1366002 »

jwfg wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 16:04
tonyevs wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 15:14
jwfg wrote: 20 Oct 2023, 14:38

Have you watch the Simon Jordan - Adam Booth interview?
No

Worth a listen??
Definitely. Adam says the easy way to get around drug testing is not to sign the contract until close to the fight. Have everything in place, date, location, opponent,, but don't sign. Because testing don't start until the contracts are signed.
I agree with you. absolutely
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Post by golden_labrador »

Dec 23rd?
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Post by MasterG »

I think it will happen. I think with Usyk being stopped by Martin Bakole in training Usyk is coming to the end of his career and Fury is jumping in for an easy payday.

Saying that it would be easier to defragment the titles as there would be more fights but shite fighting for the titles, at least from a fan perspective we would get some heavyweight action.
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