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polecateddy wrote:I would suspect a repeat of Lewis/Grant.

I doubt Fury would make it out of the first if he took what Grant took, I haven't watched it in a while but I still to this day don't know how he got up from that third knockdown.

SNG wrote:

polecateddy wrote:I would suspect a repeat of Lewis/Grant.

I doubt Fury would make it out of the first if he took what Grant took, I haven't watched it in a while but I still to this day don't know how he got up from that third knockdown.

Aye I love that bout, Lennox Lewis at his best, 6 minutes of hype-destroying carnage.

Tyson Fury is such a clown.

He'll be calling out Rocky Marciano next.

loaded_gloves wrote:

forcefraser wrote:In his prime I`d pick Lewis to just about edge it.

Worst comment in Boxrec history?

Your sarcasm meter needs topping up

Final round wrote:

loaded_gloves wrote:

forcefraser wrote:In his prime I`d pick Lewis to just about edge it.

Worst comment in Boxrec history?

Your sarcasm meter needs topping up

Fury points... Knowing Lennox though, he would price himself out of it by asking for 25%!

mickey1975 wrote:Fury points... Knowing Lennox though, he would price himself out of it by asking for 25%!

Brilliant

mickey1975 wrote:Fury points... Knowing Lennox though, he would price himself out of it by asking for 25%!

Mickey.

mickey1975 wrote:Fury points... Knowing Lennox though, he would price himself out of it by asking for 25%!

ILikeBeer wrote:Tyson Fury is such a clown.

He'll be calling out Rocky Marciano next.

I'm sure if you ask him he would have an opinion on it though - It would be something along the lines of, 'what that yankee italian midget, I' f*ck him up inside a round' as he's very eloquent like that DD

Roars Like Me wrote: I'm sure if you ask him he would have an opinion on it though - It would be something along the lines of, 'what that yankee italian midget, I' f*ck him up inside a round' as he's very eloquent like that DD

Maybe he should consider it. Rocky's financial demands wouldn't be too high, and he doesn't punch too hard any more.

ILikeBeer wrote:

Roars Like Me wrote: I'm sure if you ask him he would have an opinion on it though - It would be something along the lines of, 'what that yankee italian midget, I' f*ck him up inside a round' as he's very eloquent like that DD

Maybe he should consider it. Rocky's financial demands wouldn't be too high, and he doesn't punch too hard any more.

The Rock was a tight fooker when it came to money so maybe there would be a stumbling block there too. I agree he doesn't punch as hard anymore though.

Roars Like Me wrote:
The Rock was a tight fooker when it came to money so maybe there would be a stumbling block there too. I agree he doesn't punch as hard anymore though.

Yeah, but considering he has been dead for 44 years, I can't imagine he has much in the way of expenses.

lewis could come out of retirement now and not train but still k.o this clown

SNG wrote:The bragging doesn't bother me, although he's way out there on this one.

Can you imagine what Lewis would do to Tyson Fury?

How many times Tyson would be able to get up and box on is the question

fasteddie wrote:lewis could come out of retirement now and not train but still k.o this clown

Agree, he still looks in great shape, watched Lewis and Joshua on ringside last night, they really looked like proper modern heavyweights !

macaca wrote:

SNG wrote:The bragging doesn't bother me, although he's way out there on this one.

Can you imagine what Lewis would do to Tyson Fury?

How many times Tyson would be able to get up and box on is the question

With the shots Lewis was capable of, not many.

Lewis / Grant yes, you read my mind.

Lewis could either toy with Fury - or demolish him brutally in one round It's on thing talking shit about Haye, but come on son. Lewis was the man and would never even consider fighting you if this was 13 years ago. The comparison between the two is laughable.

Fury's funny, but he believes his own hype.

He reminds me of one of them chavvy scally people that go on x factor thinking there the dogs bollocks because that's what their parents have told them all their life.

Jessi,
The daft thing is Tyson Fury was there as well earlier in the day and sat opposite Lennox for a heavyweights special and guess what ? He wasn't offering him out !
Tyson's ok though you have to accept that he's on a pr rampage at the moment and many things are said tongue in cheek. But guess what / We talk about it !!

Much as I'd like to see Lewis get back into the ring and quit being a pansy and rematch Klitschko, he won't come back to fight anyone. And if he did it would be a mistake, cus Fury would make that old man look like a fool after the first few rounds. Jesus bless.

Parson Cross wrote:Jessi,
The daft thing is Tyson Fury was there as well earlier in the day and sat opposite Lennox for a heavyweights special and guess what ? He wasn't offering him out !
Tyson's ok though you have to accept that he's on a pr rampage at the moment and many things are said tongue in cheek. But guess what / We talk about it !!

You speak the clear truth.

I actually think a prime Michael Grant would take Fury apart, let alone Lennox!

HomicideHenry wrote:Much as I'd like to see Lewis get back into the ring and quit being a pansy and rematch Klitschko, he won't come back to fight anyone. And if he did it would be a mistake, cus Fury would make that old man look like a fool after the first few rounds. Jesus bless.

Thank you.

I've been giggling like a child after their first fart for about four hours after reading that post.

Thanks again.

lillywhite14 wrote:I actually think a prime Michael Grant would take Fury apart, let alone Lennox!

And Chisora, Cunningham and Johnson? The same Grant beaten with one punch by McCeel? Stopped by Guinn and wide points loser to Adamek, the bloke everyone thought Cunningham beat?

mickey1975 wrote:

lillywhite14 wrote:I actually think a prime Michael Grant would take Fury apart, let alone Lennox!

And Chisora, Cunningham and Johnson? The same Grant beaten with one punch by McCeel? Stopped by Guinn and wide points loser to Adamek, the bloke everyone thought Cunningham beat?

Michael Grant was stopped on a broken ankle versus Jameel McCline.

Michael Grant on his way up beat Andrew Golota, Alfred Cole, David Izon, Obed Sullivan, Lou Savarese, Jorge Luis Gonzalez, Lionel Butler, and Ray Anis, among others.

I wouldn't mock his CV and try make out that Tyson Fury has in some way accomplished more. He hasn't.