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Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 07:41
by Crazyboy
god almighty, i'm certainly not Fury's biggest fan at all, but even i admit surely Harrison shouldn't get a chance to box him :o ....you can forget about him being as tall as fury, same reach etc.......the guy doesn't even throw a punch??

I'd rather Rogan get the chance to fight him, at least he will turn up and have a go.

Oh my god i feel sick at the mention of Fraudly again

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 07:59
by Final round
Crazyboy wrote:god almighty, i'm certainly not Fury's biggest fan at all, but even i admit surely Harrison shouldn't get a chance to box him :o ....you can forget about him being as tall as fury, same reach etc.......the guy doesn't even throw a punch??

I'd rather Rogan get the chance to fight him, at least he will turn up and have a go.

Oh my god i feel sick at the mention of Fraudly again
When he does throw a punch it's a pretty good one. He knocked Sprott into next week and re-arranged Danny Williams clock. He was shit scared of Haye but I don't think he'd be so scared of Tyson.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 08:09
by Twinkle Toes
DavidPayne wrote:If you're CHannel 5 and you get chance to have Fury v Harrison or Fury v virtually anyone else.....you go for Harrison. They'd get 3-4 million for that fight if Chisora peaked at 2.9million.

Good, good business.
Yeah excellent business, however an important point you're not considering is what if Harrison doesn't show up to fight, which lets face it, is almost a dead cert.

The last thing boxing needs is another no show from Harrison, especially on terrestrial TV.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 08:11
by DavidPayne
Twinkle Toes wrote:
DavidPayne wrote:If you're CHannel 5 and you get chance to have Fury v Harrison or Fury v virtually anyone else.....you go for Harrison. They'd get 3-4 million for that fight if Chisora peaked at 2.9million.

Good, good business.
Yeah excellent business, however an important point you're not considering is what if Harrison doesn't show up to fight, which lets face it, is almost a dead cert.

The last thing boxing needs is another no show from Harrison, especially on terrestrial TV.
But Fury is the story, they can keeping pressing ahead with him, Harrison will box Fury well. Fury isn't a puncher. If I were handling Fury, I'd avoid him.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 09:03
by Johnny Cucumber
Hope this fight will be in Ireland as an all Irish Heavyweight fight like this, atmosphere wise will take the roof off of at a large venue and will put Irish Boxing back on the map.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 09:36
by princess
Johnny Cucumber wrote:Hope this fight will be in Ireland as an all Irish Heavyweight fight like this, atmosphere wise will take the roof off of at a large venue and will put Irish Boxing back on the map.
X2

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 10:35
by CiganoBoxer
I will tell you something we all know,Fury Ent scared,got heart like a lion and hes a rock solid chin...domestically he will be a hard fight for anyone ..on Saturdays performance he will beat Rogan with ease imo .
As for Harrison...please no more life lines,we are sick of seeing him ...and if Fury beat him we would still be saying how shit he is :roll:

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 02:57
by T.M.K
Irish Heavyweight title on the line.....?

I reckon Tyson has picked him mainly because he can get the Emerald Isle title round his waist too. Is it vacant at the moment?

"T.M.K"/Col

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 03:41
by Asterix
DavidPayne wrote:
Twinkle Toes wrote:
DavidPayne wrote:If you're CHannel 5 and you get chance to have Fury v Harrison or Fury v virtually anyone else.....you go for Harrison. They'd get 3-4 million for that fight if Chisora peaked at 2.9million.

Good, good business.
Yeah excellent business, however an important point you're not considering is what if Harrison doesn't show up to fight, which lets face it, is almost a dead cert.

The last thing boxing needs is another no show from Harrison, especially on terrestrial TV.
But Fury is the story, they can keeping pressing ahead with him, Harrison will box Fury well. Fury isn't a puncher. If I were handling Fury, I'd avoid him.
HBO made the mistake of investing in fighters rather than fights, and it has cost them. Fury vs Harrison would be a bad move, imo. Short term gains for long term losses is a bad idea. Get Rogan in there and then you keep people interested.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 04:40
by mickey1975
I am pretty sure i saw Rogan at the Chisora fight sat with the Fury fans cheering away. He even wandered down ringside to scream encouragement, unless he has a lookalike.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 04:49
by keithmoonhangover
mickey1975 wrote:I am pretty sure i saw Rogan at the Chisora fight sat with the Fury fans cheering away. He even wandered down ringside to scream encouragement, unless he has a lookalike.
I wonder if Jane knows if he was definitley there.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 04:51
by JC
keithmoonhangover wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:I am pretty sure i saw Rogan at the Chisora fight sat with the Fury fans cheering away. He even wandered down ringside to scream encouragement, unless he has a lookalike.
I wonder if Jane knows if he was definitley there.
Someone mentioned he was there as a sub in case of a pull out.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 04:57
by DavidPayne
He was there on the front row. Saw him in the foyet too, looked very trim.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 05:05
by princess
keithmoonhangover wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:I am pretty sure i saw Rogan at the Chisora fight sat with the Fury fans cheering away. He even wandered down ringside to scream encouragement, unless he has a lookalike.
I wonder if Jane knows if he was definitley there.
Yes he was there that's where I got the interview that started this thread

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 05:10
by keithmoonhangover
princess wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:I am pretty sure i saw Rogan at the Chisora fight sat with the Fury fans cheering away. He even wandered down ringside to scream encouragement, unless he has a lookalike.
I wonder if Jane knows if he was definitley there.
Yes he was there that's where I got the interview that started this thread
You get all the interviews Jane. You're the boxing equivilent of that bloke from the BBC Formula 1 coverage that goes round the pits before the race. :TU:

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 05:18
by stevieb_8006
i remember when fury turned over saying how he played with rogan in sparring

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 09:17
by princess
keithmoonhangover wrote:
princess wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote: I wonder if Jane knows if he was definitley there.
Yes he was there that's where I got the interview that started this thread
You get all the interviews Jane. You're the boxing equivilent of that bloke from the BBC Formula 1 coverage that goes round the pits before the race. :TU:
Laugh im off my head going to Liverpool sat for Derrys fight should get some funny stuff there

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 09:58
by Crazyboy
keithmoonhangover wrote:
princess wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote: I wonder if Jane knows if he was definitley there.
Yes he was there that's where I got the interview that started this thread
You get all the interviews Jane. You're the boxing equivilent of that bloke from the BBC Formula 1 coverage that goes round the pits before the race. :TU:
haha the martin Brundle of Boxing......the only difference being jane is very cool and good company and that brundle bloke is plain annoying!!

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 14:40
by Adamj1987
i've been saying fury vs rogan for years and i can back this claim up

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 14:44
by keithmoonhangover
Adamj1987 wrote:i've been saying fury vs rogan for years and i can back this claim up
You're a well respected poster Adam, you don't need to prove anything. Just tell us who you think would win.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 14:47
by Adamj1987
keithmoonhangover wrote:
Adamj1987 wrote:i've been saying fury vs rogan for years and i can back this claim up
You're a well respected poster Adam, you don't need to prove anything. Just tell us who you think would win.
Fury, rogan at his best managed to out hustle harrison but struggled at times with his reach. fury has a longer reach

i can see fury out doing rogan same as sexton did.

Re: Fury v Rogan

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 16:09
by ourkid1984
I never want Harrison in a British ring again and actually I think the general public want a title fight with a raucious crowd where they will see an actual competitve fight rather than a fight against a former good Olympic champion who fell over in a pay day in his last British heavyweight "contest".

The general public may not watch many fights but most do know when a fight will be competitive.

Rogan all the way for me with a competitive but one sided points win or late stoppage by Fury. Rogan has done brilliantly with what he has but he's too old to seriously have better than a puunchers chance against Fury.