Re: Hughie Fury Comeback Date Announced
Posted: 02 Oct 2023, 17:01
2047 = man-strength and egg on face for us all
He’d‘ve had losses most likely but would’ve had way more money… I mean him as Tyson’s cousin vs Joshua would’ve been an easy sell.coneye wrote: ↑02 May 2019, 09:58Mick has been the best promoter for Hughie , simply because Mick has done has he's told regards opponents and what goes on, Peter set Hughies carreer out not Mickkeithmoonhangover wrote: ↑02 May 2019, 08:09 Don't you think Hughie would be better served with a change of promoter? I admire Mick for what he's achieved, but where does Hughie go next with next to no fan base.?
If Hughie would off been with Warren or matchroom , he would have more losses on his record , , thing is how does a promoter promote a guy who is defensive , negative , without a big punch and fails at the higher level , thats just his boxing , personality he seems , polite , quiet , shy even , all the atributes that you want to see in a person , but these don't sell tickets ,
So what do you have a negative defensive boxer with a shy personality , i'd say Mick has stood by him when really he brings nothing too the table , can't see Warren or Hearn doing the same for him , I would like to see , Hughie develop a killer instinct and a big punch , with a fook you attitude to the world and a Dillan Whyte turn around of his carreer , and then like to see a loyal promoter gewt his rewards , Because if nothing else Mick has been loyal to them to an extent i could'nt see other promoters doing it
A very easy sell. The worst thing Hughie ever did was turn down Wilder. He had his chance, but didn't take it.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑02 Oct 2023, 19:43He’d‘ve had losses most likely but would’ve had way more money… I mean him as Tyson’s cousin vs Joshua would’ve been an easy sell.coneye wrote: ↑02 May 2019, 09:58Mick has been the best promoter for Hughie , simply because Mick has done has he's told regards opponents and what goes on, Peter set Hughies carreer out not Mickkeithmoonhangover wrote: ↑02 May 2019, 08:09 Don't you think Hughie would be better served with a change of promoter? I admire Mick for what he's achieved, but where does Hughie go next with next to no fan base.?
If Hughie would off been with Warren or matchroom , he would have more losses on his record , , thing is how does a promoter promote a guy who is defensive , negative , without a big punch and fails at the higher level , thats just his boxing , personality he seems , polite , quiet , shy even , all the atributes that you want to see in a person , but these don't sell tickets ,
So what do you have a negative defensive boxer with a shy personality , i'd say Mick has stood by him when really he brings nothing too the table , can't see Warren or Hearn doing the same for him , I would like to see , Hughie develop a killer instinct and a big punch , with a fook you attitude to the world and a Dillan Whyte turn around of his carreer , and then like to see a loyal promoter gewt his rewards , Because if nothing else Mick has been loyal to them to an extent i could'nt see other promoters doing it
Not even - he's a babby.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑02 Oct 2023, 23:29 agree, people should stop making fun of him, he's just a kid
if they ever remake Goonies.....margaret thatcher wrote: ↑02 Oct 2023, 20:17 that might be an improvement on his current career, but unfortunetly resembling a 6'6 pimple might make it harder for him to take that route like tommy did
now, if they do 'Escape Love Island', he could play the monster on the island they must escape from
"Shades of Szpilka" Classic! Missed that the first read from my phone!
Bad covid reaction I think.
Boxing hasn't been the same without him
Agreed. He was a precocious young talent who could, perhaps even should, have broke Mike Tyson’s record as the youngest heavyweight champ. He’s skills reminded us of Ali and has the size even greater than that of the formidable Paris Fury.Controversial wrote: ↑19 Dec 2023, 13:24Boxing hasn't been the same without him
I meant boxing has been bettermaverick23 wrote: ↑19 Dec 2023, 13:29Agreed. He was a precocious young talent who could, perhaps even should, have broke Mike Tyson’s record as the youngest heavyweight champ. He’s skills reminded us of Ali and has the size even greater than that of the formidable Paris Fury.
Through all the ups and downs we’ve wondered ‘Just how good will he be once he gets him man strength’ and alas we are yet to be blessed with the privilege of seeing it.
maverick23 wrote: ↑19 Dec 2023, 13:29Agreed. He was a precocious young talent who could, perhaps even should, have broke Mike Tyson’s record as the youngest heavyweight champ. He’s skills reminded us of Ali and has the size even greater than that of the formidable Paris Fury.
Through all the ups and downs we’ve wondered ‘Just how good will he be once he gets him man strength’ and alas we are yet to be blessed with the privilege of seeing it.