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Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 07:30
by thepocketrocket
Fury always looks a bit animated. Haye looking cool just equals Haye being unable to get involved in a war of words, instead of coming in with his pre-written lines, he just goes quiet...he was the same with Wlad, but Wlad just patronised him.

That doesn't mean Haye won't win in five, he will. But this is not a case of Fury being scared, or Haye being Mr Cool. no matter what the Haye nuthuggers think

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 07:36
by lillywhite14
Being nervous or "frightened" is a bad thing?

Makes some people perform better.

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 08:24
by Andypittcov
Yes

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 08:34
by Andypittcov
lillywhite14 wrote:Being nervous or "frightened" is a bad thing?

Makes some people perform better.
Depends on the individuals perception of it

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 08:53
by ShadrachSimmo
Fury used the word "confidentness."

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 09:35
by andeeholden
Spoon wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Fury used the word "confidentness."
I noted that, and I was very impressed.
He also said "All will be avealed"

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 09:37
by palooka
andeeholden wrote:
Spoon wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Fury used the word "confidentness."
I noted that, and I was very impressed.
He also said "All will be avealed"
So what? Get your knickers in a twist if you thought you were watching University Challenge not a boxing head to head.

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 09:42
by palooka
Spoon wrote:
palooka wrote:a boxing head to head.
:lol:
:salut:

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 10:11
by CiganoBoxer
loaded_gloves wrote:Sorry if this has been discussed already - did anyone get the impression Fury was nervy and lacking confidence during the face off portion of the press conference with Haye, or is it just me?

Fury's manner was incredibly bizarre, his body language seemed to scream fear, and this whole hiding behind sunglasses business recalls Julius Francis prior to Tyson and Audley Harrison prior to Haye, both of whom also seemed keen to hide their eyes and mask their fear. I know Fury tried draw attention to this and even joked about it but it didn't seem wholly convincing.

Perhaps Fury was acting but I personally don't think he's good enough an actor or intelligent to pull something like this off. Smelt like high terror to me.

Would be interested to hear your esteemed gentleman's opinions.
You gotta be a troll to even suggest Fury was scarred of Haye , do you actaully think nobody watched ringside ? :lol:

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 10:15
by MarkMcBurney
I thought Fury looked nervous - which I put down to this being far and away the biggest occasion that he's been involved in, or likely to be involved in.

Certainly not fear.

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 10:36
by palooka
What's to be scared of? talking in a television studio to someone you've chosen to box in about 8 weeks; he'll lap it up; they both do. There are some real armchair Freuds on here; they are there to build the fight, simples :)

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 10:48
by Final round
palooka wrote:What's to be scared of? talking in a television studio to someone you've chosen to box in about 8 weeks; he'll lap it up; they both do. There are some real armchair Freuds on here; they are there to build the fight, simples :)
In your professional opinion.. ;-)

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 10:59
by palooka
Final round wrote:
palooka wrote:What's to be scared of? talking in a television studio to someone you've chosen to box in about 8 weeks; he'll lap it up; they both do. There are some real armchair Freuds on here; they are there to build the fight, simples :)
In your professional opinion.. ;-)
In my professional opinion the windows in the building need cleaning every 2 weeks instead of monthly; the rest is blather. :TU:

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 11:12
by Final round
palooka wrote:
Final round wrote:
palooka wrote:What's to be scared of? talking in a television studio to someone you've chosen to box in about 8 weeks; he'll lap it up; they both do. There are some real armchair Freuds on here; they are there to build the fight, simples :)
In your professional opinion.. ;-)
In my professional opinion the windows in the building need cleaning every 2 weeks instead of monthly; the rest is blather. :TU:
Blather away but you're not bloody not cleaning my windows every 2 weeks, money grubber!

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 11:15
by palooka
Spoon wrote:
palooka wrote:In my professional opinion the windows in the building need cleaning every 2 weeks instead of monthly; the rest is blather. :TU:
Are you going for the 200 posts today?

Depends how much you wind me up; you going for your 3rd user name this week? :wave:

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 12:43
by JamesH
andeeholden wrote:
Spoon wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Fury used the word "confidentness."
I noted that, and I was very impressed.
He also said "All will be avealed"
On Ringside, he was lauding his own "inside fightingness".

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 12:46
by andeeholden
JamesH wrote: On Ringside, he was lauding his own "inside fightingness".
:TU: :OhYes: He's invented almost as many words as William Shakespeare

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 13:28
by loaded_gloves
mrpedigree wrote: You gotta be a troll to even suggest Fury was scarred of Haye , do you actaully think nobody watched ringside ? :lol:
I was asking people who'd also watched it for their opinion, and, guess what, many concur with me.

I wouldn't take it so personally.

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 13:33
by palooka
loaded_gloves wrote:
mrpedigree wrote: You gotta be a troll to even suggest Fury was scarred of Haye , do you actaully think nobody watched ringside ? :lol:
I was asking people who'd also watched it for their opinion, and, guess what, many concur with me.

I wouldn't take it so personally.
This is going to be a very divisive bout and a lot of different aspects of the fighters characters and the fans characters and interests/obsessions will become known (all over again).

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 13:48
by CiganoBoxer
loaded_gloves wrote:
mrpedigree wrote: You gotta be a troll to even suggest Fury was scarred of Haye , do you actaully think nobody watched ringside ? :lol:
I was asking people who'd also watched it for their opinion, and, guess what, many concur with me.

I wouldn't take it so personally.
I dint take it so personally u sap , its all good , just makes me laugh when people think Fury would be scared to fight someone with gloves on and get paid millions for it :D
Regardless of peoples opinions on his limitations skill wise ,its not in his DNA to be scared ,he's from the wrong type of family and ethnicity :wink: ...but poor bred dumb fcuks dont get that :lol:

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 14:57
by loaded_gloves
mrpedigree wrote: I dint take it so personally u sap , its all good , just makes me laugh when people think Fury would be scared to fight someone with gloves on and get paid millions for it :D
Regardless of peoples opinions on his limitations skill wise ,its not in his DNA to be scared ,he's from the wrong type of family and ethnicity :wink: ...but poor bred dumb fcuks dont get that :lol:
It seems 'dumb' to think a man cannot be scared because he's of a certain ethnicity.

Someone would have to be completely without reason, intelligence, or education to believe such babble.

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 15:06
by CiganoBoxer
loaded_gloves wrote:
mrpedigree wrote: I dint take it so personally u sap , its all good , just makes me laugh when people think Fury would be scared to fight someone with gloves on and get paid millions for it :D
Regardless of peoples opinions on his limitations skill wise ,its not in his DNA to be scared ,he's from the wrong type of family and ethnicity :wink: ...but poor bred dumb fcuks dont get that :lol:
It seems 'dumb' to think a man cannot be scared because he's of a certain ethnicity.

Someone would have to be completely without reason, intelligence, or education to believe such babble.
Like i said in my first post You obviously dont get us do you ...so lets leave it at that :D

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 15:09
by CiganoBoxer
for the record , i have never said Fury would beat haye or win a world title , i said he was better than price and better than what most haters on here wanna give him credit for .
Hope Fury does it , be better for british boxing if he does :box:

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 15:15
by loaded_gloves
For the record, I think Fury is good fun and I have nothing against the man really - I just hope his insults aimed at aged greats of boxing are tongue-in-cheek and for publicity only.

Re: FURY FRIGHTENED OF HAYE(?)

Posted: 13 Jul 2013, 15:23
by CiganoBoxer
loaded_gloves wrote:For the record, I think Fury is good fun and I have nothing against the man really - I just hope his insults aimed at aged greats of boxing are tongue-in-cheek and for publicity only.
Well what do you think it is ? surely you ent as dumb as i wanna think u r ? :wave: