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beagleboy wrote:teddy you claimed you'd beat Joe Calzaghe in a street fight - do you think you'd take Tyson ?

which one and in seriousness no they are both too big but I stand by what I said about Calzaghe.

Autobarn wrote:will ITV do a half hour docu on fury's back?

Ye probably ITV fairly like him and his dad do they

Its a shame as he seems to be getting with every fight (though his opponents do seem to be getting worse) so another fight wouldnt go a miss

Who was his opponent again on Saturday night i must of missed that press release or was it that popular fellow again TBA , bad backs with british heavyweights spreading like swine flu amongst Mexicans.

sweetscience wrote:

teddy007 wrote:

sweetscience wrote:i think he is fighting too regular anyway, he need to build up his stamina in the gym

Idiot.

what ?

when you box, you go into light training for the week before the fight, and have a week off/light training the following week

when your fighting every 4 weeks, this brings your hard training down to two weeks a month

IDIOT !

Load of rubbish - its the best thing he could be doing - fighting month in month out, never mind this 3 fights a year lark.

I remember Benn getting pissed off at Harrison for not fighting more regularly, stating that a new pro should be in the ring getting fights under his belt regularly. tyson is doing the right thing. It is appauling how little some fighters get in the ring, I can sort of undertsand once a pro gets to a very decent level and has to protect themselves when getting older, from burn out, but a young lad like him does right to be in the ring each month.

Look at herbie Hide, an old man who since his come back has also been ensuring he fights regularly, at some point twice a month.

Fighters gotta fight, it's good for them, as long as they are matched correctly it can only benefit them

teddy007 wrote:

beagleboy wrote:teddy you claimed you'd beat Joe Calzaghe in a street fight - do you think you'd take Tyson ?

which one and in seriousness no they are both too big but I stand by what I said about Calzaghe.

teddy
Could you provide some links of you in action, so the forum members can decide if you'd beat Calzaghe.
Failing that a photo of you looking mean and menacing should do it.

beagleboy wrote:

teddy007 wrote:

beagleboy wrote:teddy you claimed you'd beat Joe Calzaghe in a street fight - do you think you'd take Tyson ?

which one and in seriousness no they are both too big but I stand by what I said about Calzaghe.

teddy
Could you provide some links of you in action, so the forum members can decide if you'd beat Calzaghe.
Failing that a photo of you looking mean and menacing should do it.

Yep i'm sure i couls fish something out, but tbh i'm not bothered if no else thinks I can, but I seriously do.

It would be interesting, as claiming you'd beat an undefeated world champion and one of the gratest boxers in british history is some shout.

Wales wrote:It would be interesting, as claiming you'd beat an undefeated world champion and one of the gratest boxers in british history is some shout.

In the ring no chance, catergorically no chance. On the street totally different matter, i'm not getting into this again so if anyone wants a pop at me for saying that then go ahead, i wont answer you back.

teddy007 wrote:

Wales wrote:It would be interesting, as claiming you'd beat an undefeated world champion and one of the gratest boxers in british history is some shout.

In the ring no chance, catergorically no chance. On the street totally different matter, i'm not getting into this again so if anyone wants a pop at me for saying that then go ahead, i wont answer you back.

"well teddy if you insist!" we all know joe's no mug, he can even beat a game show host at wordsearch!!! anyways! id back joe to slap you to death in about 3 round's!

give him time and he can be good but i think he will burn him self out if he keeps fighting every month or so

teddy007 wrote:

Wales wrote:It would be interesting, as claiming you'd beat an undefeated world champion and one of the gratest boxers in british history is some shout.

In the ring no chance, catergorically no chance. On the street totally different matter, i'm not getting into this again so if anyone wants a pop at me for saying that then go ahead, i wont answer you back.

You seem really confident saying it so you must have something to back it up.

Do you have some sort of fighting training (eg MMA) ? What is/are the reason/s why you think you would win on the streets ? What would you do to him to win ?

I'm not on a wind up. I'm genuinely curious as you seem so matter of fact about it.

A pic too would be good.

Old bones Ian wrote:Looks like a back injury will rule Tyson Fury out of saturdays show.

Whatevah... The boy will never even get close to world level.

teddy007 wrote:

Wales wrote:It would be interesting, as claiming you'd beat an undefeated world champion and one of the gratest boxers in british history is some shout.

In the ring no chance, catergorically no chance. On the street totally different matter, i'm not getting into this again so if anyone wants a pop at me for saying that then go ahead, i wont answer you back.

Cal still hits way harder than the average hard geezer on the street. One semi-decent jab and you'd be on your back. Numpty.

teddy007 wrote:
which one and in seriousness no they are both too big but I stand by what I said about Calzaghe.

teddy
Could you provide some links of you in action, so the forum members can decide if you'd beat Calzaghe.
Failing that a photo of you looking mean and menacing should do it.[/quote]

Yep i'm sure i couls fish something out, but tbh i'm not bothered if no else thinks I can, but I seriously do.[/quote]






Come on teddy, hurry up with those links.

How much do you bench press, big guy ?