Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
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Monte Fisto
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freddydoesdallas
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Still in the vicinity of the Middle East and a key player in the areareggaereggae wrote:Um.... Pakistan is in Asia?freddydoesdallas wrote:This is why forums can be great. You start talking about a heavyweight champ retiring but get onto female leaders of middle eastern countries
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ttornado
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
Yes it is in Asia, but so is the Middle East.reggaereggae wrote:Um.... Pakistan is in Asia?freddydoesdallas wrote:This is why forums can be great. You start talking about a heavyweight champ retiring but get onto female leaders of middle eastern countries
Did you mean to say South Asia?
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ttornado
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
http://www.thevisitor.co.uk/sport/boxin ... -1-7887963Peter Fury wrote:“But as far as retiring is concerned, where I’m coming from, I wouldn’t see anybody have the last laugh because that’s probably what they want.”
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asdfjkl
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
This is exactly why English people probably never take him serious, then he wants to fight Wilder, then he suddenly becomes a pussy...
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Stevieb8006
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
Depends how rich you actually want to be. He might value health and family over one more payday. There's more to life sometimes.Horse wrote:How would it be?Stevieb8006 wrote:I'd crack up if he retired and sailed off into the sunset happy as Larry. It would be a great two fingers up to the people that call him thick.
He'd lose out on millions.
If anything it would be confirming the opinions of those who call him thick.
He might think about the likes of lister that literally criticise his every move and think "fornicate entertaining this lot ungrateful pudenda who can't comprehend what I've actually achieved or what I have to go through, I'll just live the high life instead"
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el_grande_mauro_mina
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
gilgamesh wrote:Alright. Well then as likely as something less likely then.Sklar wrote:Benazir Bhutto did it twice.gilgamesh wrote:...as likely as a Woman becoming the ruler of a Muslim country...
Sklar - 'The cocky watchman' of boxrec.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
Yeah, why would anyone be thick to retire with 20 million in the bank, not have to do a job they find a pain in the arse, or risk getting hurt in the ring, to spend time for their family.Stevieb8006 wrote:Depends how rich you actually want to be. He might value health and family over one more payday. There's more to life sometimes.Horse wrote:How would it be?Stevieb8006 wrote:I'd crack up if he retired and sailed off into the sunset happy as Larry. It would be a great two fingers up to the people that call him thick.
He'd lose out on millions.
If anything it would be confirming the opinions of those who call him thick.
He might think about the likes of lister that literally criticise his every move and think "eff entertaining this lot ungrateful pudenda who can't comprehend what I've actually achieved or what I have to go through, I'll just live the high life instead"
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Controversial
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
He's still talking of retirement, posted a few hours ago on his twitter page
"Thoughts of a better place, less than 10 weeks left till repeat or revenge. Then I get my new baby & get to spend forever with my wife & kids, no more fighting. Happy times"
"Thoughts of a better place, less than 10 weeks left till repeat or revenge. Then I get my new baby & get to spend forever with my wife & kids, no more fighting. Happy times"
Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
I'm not the biggest Tyson fan, but I think retiring after the rematch would be a great move for him regardless of if he wins or not. He'd have made good money from winning the belt & I'm assuming considerably more from the rematch.
Yes he'll be turning his back on big money fights in the future but he'll already be set for life financially & can get out of a tough sport without any injuries so he can enjoy his life. Good luck to him if that's the case because boxing's had enough tragic stories.
Yes he'll be turning his back on big money fights in the future but he'll already be set for life financially & can get out of a tough sport without any injuries so he can enjoy his life. Good luck to him if that's the case because boxing's had enough tragic stories.
Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
Egypt is in the Middle East & that's not in Asia..........ttornado wrote:Yes it is in Asia, but so is the Middle East.reggaereggae wrote:Um.... Pakistan is in Asia?freddydoesdallas wrote:This is why forums can be great. You start talking about a heavyweight champ retiring but get onto female leaders of middle eastern countries
Did you mean to say South Asia?
But the other dozen or so countries from the Middle East are so I'll get me coat
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Nightmare Roy
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
More mind games to do Klits head inControversial wrote:He's still talking of retirement, posted a few hours ago on his twitter page
"Thoughts of a better place, less than 10 weeks left till repeat or revenge. Then I get my new baby & get to spend forever with my wife & kids, no more fighting. Happy times"
Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
...with that amount of money he earns/can earn, his missus might not agree with it..which I believe will be a decisive factor... ![[icon_e_biggrin.gif] :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
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dr_devious
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
It would be poo for boxing fans if he retired, I can't wait to see him fight Joshua in particular and Wilder.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
If his heart's not in it, best to go; It would be a shame for the division though.dr_devious wrote:It would be poo for boxing fans if he retired, I can't wait to see him fight Joshua in particular and Wilder.
Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
Very strange, very random. Hope he isn't throwing away the biggest prize in boxing. Hope he isn't giving Wlad a chance to resume one of the most tedious reigns in heavyweight history. Was really looking forward to Fury v Joshua, probably the biggest fight ever in British boxing history. Not to mention the biggest fight in the sport's current climate.
Maybe these burdens are too much for Tyson to carry?
Well at least let's hope he can get in good enough shape physically and mentally to negate Wlad again. Hope he doesn't get remembered as the guy who fluked one time vs Klitschko. Though if he does, he'll be well paid for it.
Interestingly, my prediction for Fury a few years ago was he'd make it to a Wlad fight, get destroyed, and retire a happy man on the payday as in haha, I got paid x million to get beaten up. Maybe I was just a fight or two late in my prediction?
Maybe these burdens are too much for Tyson to carry?
Well at least let's hope he can get in good enough shape physically and mentally to negate Wlad again. Hope he doesn't get remembered as the guy who fluked one time vs Klitschko. Though if he does, he'll be well paid for it.
Interestingly, my prediction for Fury a few years ago was he'd make it to a Wlad fight, get destroyed, and retire a happy man on the payday as in haha, I got paid x million to get beaten up. Maybe I was just a fight or two late in my prediction?
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
It does seem he's rather mercurial - it could all be a wheeze, but I suspect not - not judging by the look on Mick Hennessy's face during their press conferences, clearly he's a creature of whim and stream of consciousness.Autobarn wrote:Very strange, very random. Hope he isn't throwing away the biggest prize in boxing. Hope he isn't giving Wlad a chance to resume one of the most tedious reigns in heavyweight history. Was really looking forward to Fury v Joshua, probably the biggest fight ever in British boxing history. Not to mention the biggest fight in the sport's current climate.
Maybe these burdens are too much for Tyson to carry?
Well at least let's hope he can get in good enough shape physically and mentally to negate Wlad again. Hope he doesn't get remembered as the guy who fluked one time vs Klitschko. Though if he does, he'll be well paid for it.
Interestingly, my prediction for Fury a few years ago was he'd make it to a Wlad fight, get destroyed, and retire a happy man on the payday as in haha, I got paid x million to get beaten up. Maybe I was just a fight or two late in my prediction?
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Controversial
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
"I'm retired in my mind" - Tyson Fury
In April he said he's out drinking and partying 24/7 and weighs 24 stone. He's achieved his goal at being number one and has nothing else to achieve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZECUmMiJDY
In April he said he's out drinking and partying 24/7 and weighs 24 stone. He's achieved his goal at being number one and has nothing else to achieve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZECUmMiJDY
Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
Why? How does making millions out of being a boxer prove intellect?Stevieb8006 wrote:I'd crack up if he retired and sailed off into the sunset happy as Larry. It would be a great two fingers up to the people that call him thick.
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Bigger than Benn vs Eubank? Bigger than Lewis vs Bruno?Autobarn wrote:Very strange, very random. Hope he isn't throwing away the biggest prize in boxing. Hope he isn't giving Wlad a chance to resume one of the most tedious reigns in heavyweight history. Was really looking forward to Fury v Joshua, probably the biggest fight ever in British boxing history. Not to mention the biggest fight in the sport's current climate.
Maybe these burdens are too much for Tyson to carry?
Well at least let's hope he can get in good enough shape physically and mentally to negate Wlad again. Hope he doesn't get remembered as the guy who fluked one time vs Klitschko. Though if he does, he'll be well paid for it.
Interestingly, my prediction for Fury a few years ago was he'd make it to a Wlad fight, get destroyed, and retire a happy man on the payday as in haha, I got paid x million to get beaten up. Maybe I was just a fight or two late in my prediction?
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mickey1975
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
Yes.ILikeBeer wrote:Bigger than Benn vs Eubank? Bigger than Lewis vs Bruno?Autobarn wrote:Very strange, very random. Hope he isn't throwing away the biggest prize in boxing. Hope he isn't giving Wlad a chance to resume one of the most tedious reigns in heavyweight history. Was really looking forward to Fury v Joshua, probably the biggest fight ever in British boxing history. Not to mention the biggest fight in the sport's current climate.
Maybe these burdens are too much for Tyson to carry?
Well at least let's hope he can get in good enough shape physically and mentally to negate Wlad again. Hope he doesn't get remembered as the guy who fluked one time vs Klitschko. Though if he does, he'll be well paid for it.
Interestingly, my prediction for Fury a few years ago was he'd make it to a Wlad fight, get destroyed, and retire a happy man on the payday as in haha, I got paid x million to get beaten up. Maybe I was just a fight or two late in my prediction?
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I agree. Tyson just seems to say what is in his head and heart when he is asked - ask him on a different day and his answer may well be different. More interesting than being media-trained to the nth degree, though.jamesmcdonnell wrote:It does seem he's rather mercurial - it could all be a wheeze, but I suspect not - not judging by the look on Mick Hennessy's face during their press conferences, clearly he's a creature of whim and stream of consciousness.Autobarn wrote:Very strange, very random. Hope he isn't throwing away the biggest prize in boxing. Hope he isn't giving Wlad a chance to resume one of the most tedious reigns in heavyweight history. Was really looking forward to Fury v Joshua, probably the biggest fight ever in British boxing history. Not to mention the biggest fight in the sport's current climate.
Maybe these burdens are too much for Tyson to carry?
Well at least let's hope he can get in good enough shape physically and mentally to negate Wlad again. Hope he doesn't get remembered as the guy who fluked one time vs Klitschko. Though if he does, he'll be well paid for it.
Interestingly, my prediction for Fury a few years ago was he'd make it to a Wlad fight, get destroyed, and retire a happy man on the payday as in haha, I got paid x million to get beaten up. Maybe I was just a fight or two late in my prediction?
PS - love the separate geopolitical debate that has arisen - wouldn't get that kind of quality on CS...
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
I'll grant that, it's certainly unpredictable.olij999 wrote:I agree. Tyson just seems to say what is in his head and heart when he is asked - ask him on a different day and his answer may well be different. More interesting than being media-trained to the nth degree, though.jamesmcdonnell wrote:It does seem he's rather mercurial - it could all be a wheeze, but I suspect not - not judging by the look on Mick Hennessy's face during their press conferences, clearly he's a creature of whim and stream of consciousness.Autobarn wrote:Very strange, very random. Hope he isn't throwing away the biggest prize in boxing. Hope he isn't giving Wlad a chance to resume one of the most tedious reigns in heavyweight history. Was really looking forward to Fury v Joshua, probably the biggest fight ever in British boxing history. Not to mention the biggest fight in the sport's current climate.
Maybe these burdens are too much for Tyson to carry?
Well at least let's hope he can get in good enough shape physically and mentally to negate Wlad again. Hope he doesn't get remembered as the guy who fluked one time vs Klitschko. Though if he does, he'll be well paid for it.
Interestingly, my prediction for Fury a few years ago was he'd make it to a Wlad fight, get destroyed, and retire a happy man on the payday as in haha, I got paid x million to get beaten up. Maybe I was just a fight or two late in my prediction?
PS - love the separate geopolitical debate that has arisen - wouldn't get that kind of quality on CS...
Yes, on the current scene there'd already be several people banned, and various threats and boasts about how much various people can bench thrown around, though I am worrying about Wesshaw turning up at my doorstep shouting pussy through my letterbox at this stage.
Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
If he retires after his next fight. Good on him. The best know when to get out on top. He has probably set his family up for life financially. The way he blows up between fights will probably lead to harder camps as he gets older and possibly injuries.
Yes we are deprived of potential fights with Joshua and wilder, however I don't think they would be much different to the wlad fight. Fury will run around avoiding fighting so he doesn't get hit and potentially put down.
I don't think he will retire but it is literally a guess
Yes we are deprived of potential fights with Joshua and wilder, however I don't think they would be much different to the wlad fight. Fury will run around avoiding fighting so he doesn't get hit and potentially put down.
I don't think he will retire but it is literally a guess
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Stevieb8006
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Re: Tyson Fury to retire after Klitschko rematch
By getting out before he receives any physical damage. Understanding that health, and being there for your family is more important than potential future earnings ( given that he's loaded already). That could be considered an intelligent decision.ILikeBeer wrote:Why? How does making millions out of being a boxer prove intellect?Stevieb8006 wrote:I'd crack up if he retired and sailed off into the sunset happy as Larry. It would be a great two fingers up to the people that call him thick.
Also, pissing off the relentless critics that are literally itching to see him fail. (not you BF, we both know how you REALLY feel