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Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑25 Sep 2022, 13:53 Have said this many times before, but I wish Joshua would just embrace being a bad boy, that’s clearly where he’s more natural and comfortable. Forget all this fake humble shit.

Heel turn , could make millions more as everyone wants to see him get knocked out. The Bruno tribute act wore thin a long time ago especially as most people saw behind the facade

This.
AJ….be the wannabe bad boy you always wanted to be,

Plus
Fury knows you are no pushover. Hence all the fugazi nonsense.

The contract
Sign it, wave it in his face and then we’ll see eh?

Simples…..

Fury has given AJ a 5pm deadline.

What an as-hole?

“Today is D-day, people. Are you going to sign the contract, you big p****y, or you not going to sign it?” said Tyson Fury on social media in sending a message to Anthony Joshua.

“When Wilder sent me the contract for Wilder 1, I signed it in 24 hours because I wanted to smash his face in. You’ve had the contract ten days now, b***h, and still ain’t signed it,” said Fury.

“If it’s not signed by five o’clock today, GK’s is moving on,” said Fury.

“When Wilder sent me the contract for Wilder 1, I signed it in 24 hours because I wanted to smash his face in. You’ve had the contract ten days now, b***h, and still ain’t signed it,” said Fury.

“If it’s not signed by five o’clock today, GK’s is moving on,” said Fury.

30mins and counting ..

tonyevs wrote: ↑26 Sep 2022, 11:30 30mins and counting ..

So Frank W openly said that the TV networks were getting together today to try and sort things. That’s just BT/DAZN so who knows where they stand with ESPN. Both BT/DAZN have contracts that their fighters must fight on their networks so Tyson is deluded to think it’ll all be sorted and wrapped up by 5pm.

Both teams are serious about making the fight - they’re just dealing with a big child who’s stomping his feet and calling people names because he’s not getting his way.

Fury is just promoting the fight.

He enjoys the show.

Whilst the teams are in the background working tot make the fight, we have Fury in the frontline chatting bonkers..

Ezzard wrote: ↑26 Sep 2022, 12:33 Fury is just promoting the fight.

He enjoys the show.

Exactly that

Does anyone else just wish Fury would fornicate off and retire? What does he actually bring to the sport? He fights once a year if that, talks absolute bollocks while making the sport look like a big joke.

He's boxed 2 HW's of any repute in 7 years. What is the point of him?

It's probably his approach to social media and all that, but his erratic behaviour over the past few months have made me wonder if his mental health issues are bubbling away under the surface, and nobody around him dare say anything. By
any standard, his announcements of retirement, new trainer, throwing out challenges, even looking at exhibitions, then this latest two week odyssey over AJ, it makes me wonder. He should be feeling on top of the world. But he's yet to return to the states and I thought he was pretty much living out there these days, prior to the issues getting back in. Plus there's what we don't know, eg any private official investigations into links with Kinahan (the millions in payments to him). He clearly can't talk openly about some of this stuff. Seems to me that he is bouncing off the walls at times with his social media announcements, deadlines and so on. Fury Vs AJ does need the TV deals sorting out and if the meeting was today, anyone else would just sit back and let things get sorted. Today's announcement is just the latest erratic thing. He's either pissing about or is unwell.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑26 Sep 2022, 13:21

does seem that way - especially having a verbal thing with Charr as back up and irritating del boy along the way .

Probably going off to fight for the Irish title again.

Looked like he was on the bugle again at the Joyce/Parker fight when he was getting interviewed by the GAD

handsofstone wrote: ↑26 Sep 2022, 14:00 Looked like he was on the bugle again at the Joyce/Parker fight when he was getting interviewed by the GAD

100% mate

I will mostly not be watching Fury vs Charr. Less than sub zero levels of interest. I wonder if they will be able to sell out the Principle Stadium for that fight? Doubt it.

Feel sorry for the negotiation teams of both fighters: they have had their time wasted.

Terminator666 wrote: ↑26 Sep 2022, 13:44 https://www.skysports.com/share/12705915

Never wanted it, made some troll post about a 60/40 and his bluff got called, that's what I think. I was a massive Fury fan but I've had enough of him now. Constant BS day in day out.

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑26 Sep 2022, 14:55

Terminator666 wrote: ↑26 Sep 2022, 13:44 https://www.skysports.com/share/12705915

Never wanted it, made some troll post about a 60/40 and his bluff got called, that's what I think. I was a massive Fury fan but I've had enough of him now. Constant BS day in day out.

Agreed, also a big time Fury fanboy, but he's really let the fans down by pretending to retire, offering Chisora a fight, pretending to want an AJ fight and then ducking it while accusing AJ of ducking and now most likely fighting a nobody like Charr. Hopefully it completely bombs. I won't be watching

Reading social media, people definitely turning on Fury. Looks like yet another duck from him

The man gets abused for lying constantly, sticks to his word regarding the contract and everyone goes mad. The poor lad can't win.

It's bizarre. I think he just wanted to wind AJ, Matchroom and the public up. Where next for Fury? I don't think we will ever see him in the ring with Uysk, Joshua or Joyce. My bet is Charr followed by Chisora and then retire.

One thing you can say about Joshua is that he never ducks a challenge: he will go in with anyone, win, lose or draw. Fury is brave once in the ring, no doubt about that, but getting in the ring with anyone with a pulse is problematic, it seems to me.