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banjo wrote:

TopGun wrote:.....for all the wrong reasons!

Tyson Fury's career will now spiral downwards after Sept 28th. He won't comeback from this defeat because of one sole reason; £5million pounds in his bank account.

He loves the lavish lifestyle and will go crazy with all this money. You heard it here first people, this could be Tyson's downfall, money!

I've never met a traveller who wasn't careful with money.

Ha! I've met a few. This is a genuine quote from a gypsy I knew growing up: "All I've eaten today is an onion, bruv."

Him and his misses slept on a mattress in their trailer. No other furniture. They weren't alone living like that.

The travelers I knew when I was younger were feral and rough as fornicate. Nothing like the stereotyped view people have of travelers these days with big fat gypsy weddings. They genuinely ate hedgehogs, fiddled the dole and I remember us all rooting through bin bags of second hand clothes people had given them and sharing stuff out. (I knew a fair few gorgi people the same- apart from the hedgehog eating bit -before anyone accuses me of racism). There was nothing 'lavish' about any of their lifestyles.

Some of them had fornicating big gold chains, though. I mean, really big.

It is interesting one when you look at it, because if David Haye loses at 32 I cannot seeing him back to push for major honours in the Heavyweight, if Fury loses, at 25 years old and with the Heavyweight division about to open up in the next 2/3 years with the Brothers K about cash out on their own terms he will have got himself in line for a title shot. But regardless of which one wins it is a case of which Klitschko would you like as it seems that only Haye and Fury can generate the most interest of any potential Klitschko opponent once it is all sorted out.

Ideally, for me, it would end up being a close fight with Haye winning late as I like them both but have followed Haye and been to most of his fights since he was a cruiserweight. While I want him to win, I also enjoy Fury and wouldn't want to see him blown away early as I'd like him to still be regarded as top 10 even if he did lose. Also, seeing as I'm going, I want to get my moneys worth and see a good fight.

Good luck to both of 'em.

clopixolacuphase wrote:Ideally, for me, it would end up being a close fight with Haye winning late as I like them both but have followed Haye and been to most of his fights since he was a cruiserweight. While I want him to win, I also enjoy Fury and wouldn't want to see him blown away early as I'd like him to still be regarded as top 10 even if he did lose. Also, seeing as I'm going, I want to get my moneys worth and see a good fight.

Good luck to both of 'em.

Completely right mate, good luck to em both, when all's said and done its two of our best willing to fight each other, good for them.