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ironbeard wrote: ↑08 Sep 2019, 11:35

DrDuke wrote: ↑08 Sep 2019, 06:04 Last night I had a dream, where Fury fought someone, I don't remember who exactly, but it was either Wilder or Joshua, or Ruiz, or Wallin. And in this fight Fury suffered a bad swelling early and lost by RTD after the 2nd round.

What was the object that swelled so quickly?

He knocked down his opponent 7 times in the 1st, and then couldn't come out for the 2nd because his head was swelling from being the first man in Boxing history to score a 10-2 round

gilgamesh wrote: ↑08 Sep 2019, 11:37

ironbeard wrote: ↑08 Sep 2019, 11:35
What was the object that swelled so quickly?

He knocked down his opponent 7 times in the 1st, and then couldn't come out for the 2nd because his head was swelling from being the first man in Boxing history to score a 10-2 round

Or, he could not come out for rd 2 because both of his hands were broken.

Now they're trying to sell tickets to this lemon to the Mexicans.




Fury turns into a lucha libre wrestler for the occasion.

"Fury-Wallin: Let's Just Get It Over With."

Wallin looks like a fan who asked TF for autograph and a photo.

Per the Nevada State Athletic Commission, official contract purses for Saturday night’s Top Rank card:

Tyson Fury $1 million, Otto Wallin $250k,

Emanuel Navarrete $220k, Juan Miguel Elorde $40k,

Jose Pedraza $120k, Jose Zepeda $90k.

Fury, Wallin and Navarrete, however, all have much larger guarantees.

Officials for the bouts: Fury-Wallin referee is Tony Weeks, judges Tim Cheatham, Eric Cheek, Don Trella;

Navarrete-Elorde referee is Russell Mora, judges Dave Moretti, Patricia Morse Jarman, Steve Weisfeld;

Pedraza-Zepeda referee is Kenny Bayless, judges Glenn Trowbridge, Max DeLuca, Glenn Feldman.

The cheek of Sky Sports making this PPV
I doubt if I would watch it if it was free anyway.
The most interesting thing about this fight is finding out afterwards how many actual tickets they sold and how many mugs paid to watch it.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑13 Sep 2019, 14:57 The cheek of Sky Sports making this PPV
I doubt if I would watch it if it was free anyway.
The most interesting thing about this fight is finding out afterwards how many actual tickets they sold and how many mugs paid to watch it.

Sky Sports in Aus? At least you’re getting it at a decent time. 4am for us.

Wallin will just do a little bit better than Schwarz.

Fury came in slightly lighter.

Wallin by first round KO! The hammer of Tor!

ESPN+ (7:30 p.m. ET)

Jose Pedraza 139.5 lbs vs. Jose Zepeda 139.4 lbs
(Super Lightweight – 10 Rounds)

Carlos Cuadras 115.6 lbs vs. Jose Maria Cardenas 115.2 lbs
(Super Flyweight – 10 Rounds)

Gabriel Flores Jr. 132.6 lbs vs. Miguel Angel Aispuro 132.6 lbs
(Lightweight – 8/6 Rounds)

Isaac Lowe 127.4 lbs vs. Ruben Garcia Hernandez 127.2 lbs
(Super Featherweight – 10/8 Rounds)

Iskander Kharsan 122.4 lbs vs. Isidro Ochoa 122 lbs
(Super Bantamweight – 8 Rounds)

SWING BOUTS

Abram Martinez 142 lbs vs. Kevin Johnson 142.2 lbs
(Welterweight – 6/4 Rounds)

Felix Valera 176 lbs vs. Vyacheslav Shabranskyy 175.4 lbs
(Light Heavyweight – 10 Rounds)

Guido Vianello 240 lbs vs. Cassius Anderson 244.2 lbs
(Heavyweight – 6/4 Rounds)

Ilya Muromets wrote: ↑13 Sep 2019, 19:06 Wallin by first round KO! The hammer of Tor!

"The Hammer of Tor" is what Swedish heavy Ingemarr Johansson called his fist that KO'd Floyd Patterson in 1959 to win the championship. Both Johansson and Paterson would be cruisers today.

Really though I just picked Wallin to be different, and besides if my prediction comes true I'll look like a genius!

Fury will get a stoppage inside of 5 rounds.

Still selling tickets

One of the judges in the current prelim: Adelaide Byrd.

Ilya Muromets wrote: ↑14 Sep 2019, 20:12 One of the judges in the current prelim: Adelaide Byrd.

The fix is in! LOL!

Ilya Muromets wrote: ↑14 Sep 2019, 20:12 One of the judges in the current prelim: Adelaide Byrd.

That woman makes me sick.