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Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 15:23
by Johnny Cucumber
Get a grip............

What ever anybody thinks about the first fight, was cancelled out by the second fight.

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 15:25
by Craig14
Johnny Cucumber wrote:Get a grip............

What ever anybody thinks about the first fight, was cancelled out by the second fight.
The result of the first fight was a disgrace, there shouldn't have been a need for a re-match.

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 15:36
by Johnny Cucumber
yid14 wrote:
Johnny Cucumber wrote:Get a grip............

What ever anybody thinks about the first fight, was cancelled out by the second fight.
The result of the first fight was a disgrace, there shouldn't have been a need for a re-match.

Disgrace - get a grip on reality.

I like John, out of the 4 heavyweights Maloney had John was the only one that wasn't hyped ? And yet he was the best by a long way - why was that ?

Unfortunately for John anyone with half a brain would realize that now Fury has experience and has sorted his fitness and conditioning out he would make very easy work of John.

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 15:38
by Craig14
Johnny Cucumber wrote:
yid14 wrote:
Johnny Cucumber wrote:Get a grip............

What ever anybody thinks about the first fight, was cancelled out by the second fight.
The result of the first fight was a disgrace, there shouldn't have been a need for a re-match.

Disgrace - get a grip on reality.

I like John, out of the 4 heavyweights Maloney had John was the only one that wasn't hyped ? And yet he was the best by a long way - why was that ?

Unfortunately for John anyone with half a brain would realize that now Fury has experience and has sorted his fitness and conditioning out he would make very easy work of John.
It was a disgrace, I had Mcdermott winning by 6 rounds. Didn't Fury get the result by about 6 rounds in the end? I think that constitutes a disgrace.

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 15:58
by jamesmcdonnell
Johnny Cucumber wrote:
leforge wrote:
Johnny Cucumber wrote:
He's beat your man twice and as a novice - in my opinion Mcdermet with the right preparation will do a job on Price just like the other heavyweight you hyped big Larry as Price is to stiff and upright.
Anyone with half brain knew Fury lost the first Mcdermott fight. Don't think you can compare Larry to Price!

Your the one with half a brain pal if you think Price can beat Fury.

Fury knocked out big John in the second fight when he was out of shape.
Chisora would flatten Price and so will big John if he has anything left.
The fact that Big Larry left Maloney doesn't mean he wasn't hyping the life out of Larry before, the same goes for Dallas he was kind of exposed by Page.


We shall wait and see. I'm confident that Price is going a lot further than Fury. I mean, come on, Chisora did nothing for most of the fight, he spent large portions covering up in the corner due to exhaustion, and looked totally disintereted, and Fury never even came close to stopping him. Price would have bombed him out of there no trouble. Price's power is no joke, and he delivers technically correct shots. He also has a tight defence, something Fury lacks. Price beat him in the amateurs, and has improved exponentially since then. Fury is a likeable guy, and he's a real fighting man, but technicall he is very poor.

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 17:41
by NazNaci1
yid14 wrote:
Johnny Cucumber wrote:
yid14 wrote: The result of the first fight was a disgrace, there shouldn't have been a need for a re-match.

Disgrace - get a grip on reality.

I like John, out of the 4 heavyweights Maloney had John was the only one that wasn't hyped ? And yet he was the best by a long way - why was that ?

Unfortunately for John anyone with half a brain would realize that now Fury has experience and has sorted his fitness and conditioning out he would make very easy work of John.
It was a disgrace, I had Mcdermott winning by 6 rounds. Didn't Fury get the result by about 6 rounds in the end? I think that constitutes a disgrace.
Yup i agree, the first fight was a disgrace. Fury LOST that fight, the fact that O'Connel gave him the fight does not mean he 'won' the fight. Not even something to debate and Big Laryy O was not with Maloney either, McDermott was.

Mr Cucumber, a dose of reality, maybe is required?

Price is more than a match for Fury.

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 25 Jul 2011, 20:07
by TheCobra
I agree Fury clearly lost the first McDermott fight. He does appear to have got his act together more since then though, especially in terms of his fitness/conditioning. I think if Fury genuinely wants to have a chance of beating the best out there then he should go with one of the bigger trainers.

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 04:05
by Chambers2
Good Work Mick and Co.

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 04:08
by crusader
HS PRESS PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY PRESS RELEASES

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 04:35
by mickey1975
Fury-Price is an excellent fight. I would personally favour Price but too much is being made of his power as Fury's best asset is his chin. Forget the ams, Fury is only 22 now so must have been about 17 at the time and having his first season in the seniors, Price was already a seasoned international. Anyone can see Fury has only taken the game really seriously in the last 6 months. Faced with a challenge like Price, i think he would get in even better shape. I think Fury has a mentality that he would rather die than lose.

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 05:13
by dbf
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Johnny Cucumber wrote:
leforge wrote: Anyone with half brain knew Fury lost the first Mcdermott fight. Don't think you can compare Larry to Price!

Your the one with half a brain pal if you think Price can beat Fury.

Fury knocked out big John in the second fight when he was out of shape.
Chisora would flatten Price and so will big John if he has anything left.
The fact that Big Larry left Maloney doesn't mean he wasn't hyping the life out of Larry before, the same goes for Dallas he was kind of exposed by Page.


We shall wait and see. I'm confident that Price is going a lot further than Fury. I mean, come on, Chisora did nothing for most of the fight, he spent large portions covering up in the corner due to exhaustion, and looked totally disintereted, and Fury never even came close to stopping him. Price would have bombed him out of there no trouble. Price's power is no joke, and he delivers technically correct shots. He also has a tight defence, something Fury lacks. Price beat him in the amateurs, and has improved exponentially since then. Fury is a likeable guy, and he's a real fighting man, but technicall he is very poor.
James is right. Price would make easy work of John McDermott and the Chisora we saw on Saturday night. I really think Price could be going places - 6"8 and he can box!!

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 05:43
by rhino222
FtmPress wrote:Lets not get to carried away the winner of David Price and John McDermott is waiting for him and untill that fight he how cant they make these out rages claims after beating an over weight guy on Saturday. But the one good thing is has put life back into the british Heavyweight Divs.
would you have put price in with chirosa frank?....... honestly?

Re: TYSON PUNCHES OUT HEAVY DUTY RATINGS

Posted: 26 Jul 2011, 12:21
by THEBUTCH
It was a brilliant evening for British boxing. Full marks to Hennessy Sports for bringing an entertaining British heavyweight title fight back to the masses. If Channel 5 stick with Fury and Hennessy, Tyson will soon become a very well know sporting figure.

I hope Maloney and Price are as brave when the time comes to sign on the dotted line becuase so far Price has done very little to prove he's going to make a spash in the heavyweight division. Time will tell, but IMO there is a fragility about Price which will fall apart again and I'm pretty sure Fury will be the man to burst his bubble.

Fury's a good talent and I think he's going to go full steam ahead to winning a Lonsdale belt for keeps, regardless who's put in his path. Rogan will fall, Towers probably won't answer the call, Price will crumble and McDermott will get a third beating if he's still around.