Fury Fight Off

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It's claimed he went over it during a run.
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BitPlayer wrote:It's claimed he went over it during a run.
Pissed.
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How is this any different from Haye's cut and surgery? Is Fury going to call himself a sh1tbag?
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Worst year of Boxing ever...cancellations and postponements abound.

Fury rescheduling it for 3 months down the line suggest to me that he hasn't been training right at all, and wants to basically have a whole new training camp. A sprained ankle doesn't take 3 months to heal.
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gilgamesh wrote:Worst year of Boxing ever...cancellations and postponements abound.

Fury rescheduling it for 3 months down the line suggest to me that he hasn't been training right at all, and wants to basically have a whole new training camp. A sprained ankle doesn't take 3 months to heal.
yeah that sounds about right, dont think dicipline is furys forte
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keithmoonhangover wrote:How is this any different from Haye's cut and surgery? Is Fury going to call himself a sh1tbag?
Hayes "Cut " was never substantiated by anyone else and it looked a right dodgy job, the "shoulder" (that was a career ender) only come in to play after the rescheduled 2nd fight ,oh and then their was the Carr pull out , have i missed any ? Didn't he pull out from Wlad once to ? The man has pulled out more times that Ron Jeremy :lol:
Everyone is waiting to give Fury some stick but lets be fair you can see its genuine ,if had ever done any training before you would know that when you do that to your ankle your walking that well let alone box :bag:
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CiganoBoxer wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:How is this any different from Haye's cut and surgery? Is Fury going to call himself a sh1tbag?
Hayes "Cut " was never substantiated by anyone else and it looked a right dodgy job, the "shoulder" (that was a career ender) only come in to play after the rescheduled 2nd fight ,oh and then their was the Carr pull out , have i missed any ? Didn't he pull out from Wlad once to ? The man has pulled out more times that Ron Jeremy :lol:
Everyone is waiting to give Fury some stick but lets be fair you can see its genuine ,if had ever done any training before you would know that when you do that to your ankle your walking that well let alone box :bag:
Firstly, Are you saying Haye lying in the recovery room after major shoulder surgery didn't look genuine? Also, Haye was cut and the board would not have allowed him to start the fight with a cut - simple as that.

"If I had ever trained"? I have thank you and I've damaged both ankles, so, yes I do know what it would be like.
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Would the tickets I already bought be valid at the new date? Not mad about hotel money but I bought tickets of vivago ticket reseller site
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I know this isn't Fwank's show but he still has a level of involvement, that it makes it three fights so far this year that have been either cancelled or postponed due to 'injury' after Flanagan Vs Mathews & Saunders Vs Ballsack
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
CiganoBoxer wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:How is this any different from Haye's cut and surgery? Is Fury going to call himself a sh1tbag?
Hayes "Cut " was never substantiated by anyone else and it looked a right dodgy job, the "shoulder" (that was a career ender) only come in to play after the rescheduled 2nd fight ,oh and then their was the Carr pull out , have i missed any ? Didn't he pull out from Wlad once to ? The man has pulled out more times that Ron Jeremy :lol:
Everyone is waiting to give Fury some stick but lets be fair you can see its genuine ,if had ever done any training before you would know that when you do that to your ankle your walking that well let alone box :bag:
Firstly, Are you saying Haye lying in the recovery room after major shoulder surgery didn't look genuine? Also, Haye was cut and the board would not have allowed him to start the fight with a cut - simple as that.

"If I had ever trained"? I have thank you and I've damaged both ankles, so, yes I do know what it would be like.
After the first pull out with that dubious surgical cut ,Team Fury said prior to the rescheduled 2nd fight on a Kugan video that he will pull out the 2nd fight with another injury just you watch and guess what thats exactly what Haye did .
Now What with David Hayes track record of feigning injury an pulling out of contracted fights, whats the odds on him pulling out twice like that and also with Team Fury telling Kugan thats what he was going to do before he did it and it being legit ? he's ether accident prone or something or the unluckiest cnunt in the world :lol:
I am glad you have done some training at least you will know for sure that injury is legit and would stop you boxing for 12 rounds ;-)
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Well this is very disappointing.
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mickey1975 wrote:Bad feeling for weeks about this.
When you were saying about the ticket prices putting your mates off I did become more confident with my fears. As soon as it was announced in Manchester on allegedly I just wondered how the hell they were going to fund the things, especially with Fury's 'promoter' being on a whole different level in his ability to not sell places out.
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DannyMCR wrote:I know this isn't Fwank's show but he still has a level of involvement, that it makes it three fights so far this year that have been either cancelled or postponed due to 'injury' after Flanagan Vs Mathews & Saunders Vs Ballsack
Yeah and the rest....
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clopixolacuphase wrote:
ILikeBeer wrote:The real question is, did anybody care about this fight in the first place?
Well, loads of us obviously.

I hadn't booked the travel lodge yet as I am wary of The Curse of the Big Fight. I was meaning to do it soon though, so glad I am a useless coin and keep on forgetting to do important things.

I'd booked but luckily completely refundable. I can't wait for this. I'm impressed by fury for returning the favour with this stunt.
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jameswilson wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Bad feeling for weeks about this.
When you were saying about the ticket prices putting your mates off I did become more confident with my fears. As soon as it was announced in Manchester on allegedly I just wondered how the hell they were going to fund the things, especially with Fury's 'promoter' being on a whole different level in his ability to not sell places out.
Hidden away on BN and offending half of the nation, combined with insane pricing hasn't helped. And I love the guy!
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mickey1975 wrote:
jameswilson wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Bad feeling for weeks about this.
When you were saying about the ticket prices putting your mates off I did become more confident with my fears. As soon as it was announced in Manchester on allegedly I just wondered how the hell they were going to fund the things, especially with Fury's 'promoter' being on a whole different level in his ability to not sell places out.
Hidden away on BN and offending half of the nation, combined with insane pricing hasn't helped. And I love the guy!
I agree Mickey. Pricing put a lot of the travelers I know off. Fury isn't a big enough draw at the minute. He needs an all British showdown to raise his fan base. That's what I think anyway.
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£350 for lower tier tickets!!

The prices were robbery and defo the reason this fight has been called off in my opinion, the ankle just offered up a good excuse.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:
jameswilson wrote:
When you were saying about the ticket prices putting your mates off I did become more confident with my fears. As soon as it was announced in Manchester on allegedly I just wondered how the hell they were going to fund the things, especially with Fury's 'promoter' being on a whole different level in his ability to not sell places out.
Hidden away on BN and offending half of the nation, combined with insane pricing hasn't helped. And I love the guy!
I agree Mickey. Pricing put a lot of the travelers I know off. Fury isn't a big enough draw at the minute. He needs an all British showdown to raise his fan base. That's what I think anyway.
Never mind travellers, those prices would put pretty much anyone off.
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Boxerbeetle wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
mickey1975 wrote: Hidden away on BN and offending half of the nation, combined with insane pricing hasn't helped. And I love the guy!
I agree Mickey. Pricing put a lot of the travelers I know off. Fury isn't a big enough draw at the minute. He needs an all British showdown to raise his fan base. That's what I think anyway.
Never mind travellers, those prices would put pretty much anyone off.

Checked today after the fight was cancelled, every area had tons of tickets still for sale, they've been on sale for three months!
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Rockys gum shield wrote:
Boxerbeetle wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
I agree Mickey. Pricing put a lot of the travelers I know off. Fury isn't a big enough draw at the minute. He needs an all British showdown to raise his fan base. That's what I think anyway.
Never mind travellers, those prices would put pretty much anyone off.

Checked today after the fight was cancelled, every area had tons of tickets still for sale, they've been on sale for three months!
To think I got ridiculed by some on here for saying it wouldn't sell out when tickets first went on sale...Absolutely mental pricing.
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littlepug wrote:
gilgamesh wrote:Worst year of Boxing ever...cancellations and postponements abound.

Fury rescheduling it for 3 months down the line suggest to me that he hasn't been training right at all, and wants to basically have a whole new training camp. A sprained ankle doesn't take 3 months to heal.
yeah that sounds about right, dont think dicipline is furys forte

Yeah, imagine what he could achieve if it was his forte.
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Boxerbeetle wrote:
Rockys gum shield wrote:
Boxerbeetle wrote:
Never mind travellers, those prices would put pretty much anyone off.

Checked today after the fight was cancelled, every area had tons of tickets still for sale, they've been on sale for three months!
To think I got ridiculed by some on here for saying it wouldn't sell out when tickets first went on sale...Absolutely mental pricing.
I said the same mate and laughed when they said they were looking for a stadium. The only way they can fund this fight at a profit is to take it to Germany.
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BitPlayer wrote:It's claimed he went over it during a run.

Sounds like a plausible reason.
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Bet F W is livid as won't be getting any B N subscribers now
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tony1234 wrote:Bet F W is livid as won't be getting any B N subscribers now
Probably already got a few out of it.
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