Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua - 2020 OLD thread
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Ruthless-RKO
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AJ called the first bluff.
Things start getting serious.. then Fury starts all his usual nonsense.
Things start getting serious.. then Fury starts all his usual nonsense.
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I'll be seeing you Tyson Fury haters December 3rd hopefully at the Chisora fight
Must admit Spurs stadium does look good.
Will it be Wallin or Arreola for Joshua? will find out very soon
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Must admit Spurs stadium does look good.
Will it be Wallin or Arreola for Joshua? will find out very soon
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golden_labrador
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6 people on this poll voted Joshua points win over Fury
who and why?
who and why?
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True - its frustrating enough for the fans but imagine being the promoters and legal / contractual team having to deal with John and TysonRuthless-RKO wrote: ↑19 Oct 2022, 12:22 AJ called the first bluff.
Things start getting serious.. then Fury starts all his usual nonsense.
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Like they didn't find an excuse for the Wilder fight or Buatsi-Pascal?maverick23 wrote: ↑19 Oct 2022, 11:47 I actually think if Tyson had kept his mouth shut then the fight would be happening as Matchroom/258 would have no excuse but to get the deal done.
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Simon Jordon is excellent at crystallising the issues:
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maverick23
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They made Wilder several offers which were rejected. From memory Wilder made an offer on Twitter which AJ had to agree to before anything would be taken further. In reality he needed to make sure he didn’t break his contractual commitments and see a proper deal before doing anything so I’m not surprised he didn’t simply agree to a social media post.BigDoofus wrote: ↑19 Oct 2022, 14:08Like they didn't find an excuse for the Wilder fight or Buatsi-Pascal?maverick23 wrote: ↑19 Oct 2022, 11:47 I actually think if Tyson had kept his mouth shut then the fight would be happening as Matchroom/258 would have no excuse but to get the deal done.
Re: Buatsi/Pascal, I think Eddie simply didn’t want him to fight on BT. The Pascal drugs stuff and not having VADA included in the contract is a justified excuse though. It shouldn’t have got that far. Buatsi was interviewed at the weekend and seemed to firmly think it didn’t happen due to the lack of VADA.
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Joshua himself, Robert Garcia, Eddeh Hearn, Tony Bellend, Adam Smith and David Haye.golden_balls wrote: ↑19 Oct 2022, 13:30 6 people on this poll voted Joshua points win over Fury![]()
who and why?
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DrDuke wrote: ↑19 Oct 2022, 16:08Joshua himself, Robert Garcia, Eddeh Hearn, Tony Bellend, Adam Smith and David Haye.golden_balls wrote: ↑19 Oct 2022, 13:30 6 people on this poll voted Joshua points win over Fury![]()
who and why?
Haye will predict a Fury defeat to his grave
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Great bluff. So who are Lucozade and Under Armour allowing him to fight in December?
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big lennox
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Negotiating a fight through social media is the biggest indicator that Fury didn't want it. It's a great pity that one of the Heavyweight Champions is a bottle job. It harms the sport. Thankfully, there is a real Heavyweight Champion ( Uysk) that Boxing fans and the wider public can respect
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Yeh, you don’t see the Chisora fight being mentioned at all on socials. Why so different when it’s AJ?
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I'd imagine AJ would involve a far more thorough camp. He can half arse a camp for Del. The media are reporting AJ refusing the fight as fact now.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 04:29 Yeh, you don’t see the Chisora fight being mentioned at all on socials. Why so different when it’s AJ?
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Having seen Fury vs Chisora I and II, are you excited about seeing it again? Do you think it will be a different outcome?mickey1975 wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 04:51I'd imagine AJ would involve a far more thorough camp. He can half arse a camp for Del. The media are reporting AJ refusing the fight as fact now.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 04:29 Yeh, you don’t see the Chisora fight being mentioned at all on socials. Why so different when it’s AJ?
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No to both. The first one was a good fight! Live on C5 yet we got AJ v Whyte on ppv for the same belt just a few years later....big lennox wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 05:48Having seen Fury vs Chisora I and II, are you excited about seeing it again? Do you think it will be a different outcome?mickey1975 wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 04:51I'd imagine AJ would involve a far more thorough camp. He can half arse a camp for Del. The media are reporting AJ refusing the fight as fact now.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 04:29 Yeh, you don’t see the Chisora fight being mentioned at all on socials. Why so different when it’s AJ?
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I suspect AJ didn't want to waste any more time on it as he knew that Chisora already had a contract.
I think Fury has seen what Jake Paul is doing etc and has now moved to that model: use his personality/fan base to promote a fight and take on guaranteed victories.
I think also he is filming a documentary so definitely doesn't want to lose whilst filming that.
I anticipate it being Charr or someone similar next March. Definitely won't be Uysk/Joshua/Ruiz or Joyce.
I think Fury has seen what Jake Paul is doing etc and has now moved to that model: use his personality/fan base to promote a fight and take on guaranteed victories.
I think also he is filming a documentary so definitely doesn't want to lose whilst filming that.
I anticipate it being Charr or someone similar next March. Definitely won't be Uysk/Joshua/Ruiz or Joyce.
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Strange.. Charr did say he signed a contract with Frank..big lennox wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 07:05 I anticipate it being Charr or someone similar next March. Definitely won't be Uysk/Joshua/Ruiz or Joyce.
Was either Dubois or Fury..
He probably be on the card too..
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Usyk turned down the Fury fight in December.big lennox wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 04:24Negotiating a fight through social media is the biggest indicator that Fury didn't want it. It's a great pity that one of the Heavyweight Champions is a bottle job. It harms the sport. Thankfully, there is a real Heavyweight Champion ( Uysk) that Boxing fans and the wider public can respect
Was Joshua doing the catwalk at Milan Fashion show an indicator that he was preparing to fight Fury?
Who is Joshua fighting in December?
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He's gonna fight in the new year now.BigDoofus wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 07:26Usyk turned down the Fury fight in December.big lennox wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 04:24Negotiating a fight through social media is the biggest indicator that Fury didn't want it. It's a great pity that one of the Heavyweight Champions is a bottle job. It harms the sport. Thankfully, there is a real Heavyweight Champion ( Uysk) that Boxing fans and the wider public can respect
Was Joshua doing the catwalk at Milan Fashion show an indicator that he was preparing to fight Fury?
Who is Joshua fighting in December?
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I suspect/ I think X2/ I anticipate followed by a "Definitely".big lennox wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 07:05 I suspect AJ didn't want to waste any more time on it as he knew that Chisora already had a contract.
I think Fury has seen what Jake Paul is doing etc and has now moved to that model: use his personality/fan base to promote a fight and take on guaranteed victories.
I think also he is filming a documentary so definitely doesn't want to lose whilst filming that.
I anticipate it being Charr or someone similar next March. Definitely won't be Uysk/Joshua/Ruiz or Joyce.
Mystic Meg will be eating humble pie in 2023.
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No sh1t Sherlock.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 07:28He's gonna fight in the new year now.BigDoofus wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 07:26Usyk turned down the Fury fight in December.big lennox wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 04:24
Negotiating a fight through social media is the biggest indicator that Fury didn't want it. It's a great pity that one of the Heavyweight Champions is a bottle job. It harms the sport. Thankfully, there is a real Heavyweight Champion ( Uysk) that Boxing fans and the wider public can respect
Was Joshua doing the catwalk at Milan Fashion show an indicator that he was preparing to fight Fury?
Who is Joshua fighting in December?
Do you, lennox and maverick still believe he was in serious training for 3 December?
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Ruthless-RKO
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The date he had was Dec 17th wasn't it?BigDoofus wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 07:31No sh1t Sherlock.
Do you, lennox and maverick still believe he was in serious training for 3 December?
What you including me in this anyway?
I just replied to your question.
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He had a contract for a fight with Fury on 3 December. Do you think he was in serious training for this fight?Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 07:38The date he had was Dec 17th wasn't it?
What you including me in this anyway?
I just replied to your question.
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Ooh, someone with inside knowledge. Nudge, nudge, wink,BigDoofus wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 07:29I suspect/ I think X2/ I anticipate followed by a "Definitely".big lennox wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 07:05 I suspect AJ didn't want to waste any more time on it as he knew that Chisora already had a contract.
I think Fury has seen what Jake Paul is doing etc and has now moved to that model: use his personality/fan base to promote a fight and take on guaranteed victories.
I think also he is filming a documentary so definitely doesn't want to lose whilst filming that.
I anticipate it being Charr or someone similar next March. Definitely won't be Uysk/Joshua/Ruiz or Joyce.![]()
Mystic Meg will be eating humble pie in 2023.
Actions speak louder than words, and by the 4 December Fury will have boxed Whyte and Chisora in a 14 month period. That doesn't inspire confidence in Fury's confidence to take on the best.
Uysk was never going to be available in December so it is a bit disengenerous to say that he turned the Fury fight down.
I hope they do fight next year but it would come as a big surprise.
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Who do you mean by ‘the media’? I haven’t seen anyone reporting it that way.mickey1975 wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 04:51I'd imagine AJ would involve a far more thorough camp. He can half arse a camp for Del. The media are reporting AJ refusing the fight as fact now.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Oct 2022, 04:29 Yeh, you don’t see the Chisora fight being mentioned at all on socials. Why so different when it’s AJ?