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mimmy123 wrote:

stujones wrote:My prediction is the fight won't happen.

I go with this.

Me too

If it happens I see a repeat of the first fight.

Don't think Wlad can pull the trigger anymore based on his last two fights.

According to all the boxers and trainers in the north west, Tyson almost lives in the gym and is pulling the wool over everybody's eyes. He's no way work shy.

mickey1975 wrote:According to all the boxers and trainers in the north west, Tyson almost lives in the gym and is pulling the wool over everybody's eyes. He's no way work shy.

typical Tyson mind f*cking everyone he will win the rematch !

kbackup408 wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:According to all the boxers and trainers in the north west, Tyson almost lives in the gym and is pulling the wool over everybody's eyes. He's no way work shy.

typical Tyson mind f*cking everyone he will win the rematch !

Michael Jennings mentioned it in BN this week, Eddie Chambers, Dave Allen said they work harder than anyone in camp. I think he just likes a big drama show.

mickey1975 wrote:

kbackup408 wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:According to all the boxers and trainers in the north west, Tyson almost lives in the gym and is pulling the wool over everybody's eyes. He's no way work shy.

typical Tyson mind f*cking everyone he will win the rematch !

Michael Jennings mentioned it in BN this week, Eddie Chambers, Dave Allen said they work harder than anyone in camp. I think he just likes a big drama show.

big drama show tell me you didn't get learn that from GGG haha, but yes mate Tyson wins the rematch on points

mickey1975 wrote:According to all the boxers and trainers in the north west, Tyson almost lives in the gym and is pulling the wool over everybody's eyes. He's no way work shy.

IIRC Manny Steward said that when he trained with him, Tyson Fury trained harder than anyone else in the camp.

By fight night Fury will have only fought 4 times in 42 months - and one of those was against Joey Abell

Klitschko HAS to start fast & hope to nail Fury early on. He's up against a bigger, more agile fighter so he can't dilly dally.

I doubt if Fury will take any chances so I see another points win.

Wlad by KO is nailed on for me..

3/1 too!

Taansend wrote:By fight night Fury will have only fought 4 times in 42 months - and one of those was against Joey Abell

Klitschko HAS to start fast & hope to nail Fury early on. He's up against a bigger, more agile fighter so he can't dilly dally.

I doubt if Fury will take any chances so I see another points win.

Not to mention the Chisora rematch was a glorified sparring session and Hammer was a poor opponent as well.

Still can't see this fight happening in the UK unless the promotors want to lose serious money.

Naandrew wrote:

Taansend wrote:By fight night Fury will have only fought 4 times in 42 months - and one of those was against Joey Abell

Klitschko HAS to start fast & hope to nail Fury early on. He's up against a bigger, more agile fighter so he can't dilly dally.

I doubt if Fury will take any chances so I see another points win.

Not to mention the Chisora rematch was a glorified sparring session and Hammer was a poor opponent as well.

Still can't see this fight happening in the UK unless the promotors want to lose serious money.

Taking out the number 1 contender so easilly isn't a bad thing. Hammer was actually good for a keep busy fight.

Look at who Povetkin or Pulev fought before Wlad.

Not sure.

Fury is flaky and possibly a liability.

No way do I buy a ticket to his fights.

Think he put everything into that one fight, when he outboxed Wlad.

If Fury fights I have no idea what shape mentally and physically he will be in.

Two posibilities for this one .

1---Vlad does'nt really care and will come in to box and earn 1 more payday , in which case just another boring non event which Fury wins on points .

2----Vlad , has, had a good look at himself , give himself a slap across the kisser , feels embarressed for the lack lustre show he put up last time , decides he really wants his title back ,,, Then decides he's actually going to throw some punches and be agressive ,, if these things happen its Vlad by KO

afcmarshall wrote:When Fury won the first I thought it would really open up the division but its had the complete opposite effect and got to a point where I don't care who wins just hope the winner is out early next year in a big fight or vacates and retires. Worse case scenario is Wlad wins and they plan a third fight

Great point.

I thought exactly the same thing too, but little has happened since.

The division is almost exactly the same as it was a year ago, except that this time, Fury is the champion & Wladimir is the challenger.

OK, Joshua is making waves, but he hasn't fought anyone yet, despite being a so-called HW champion.

Fat Dan over on Twitter is saying he's hearing the fight is off

If true and it's from Fury's camp, it will be blatently obvious that Fury doesn't want this fight.
I wonder what the excuse will be?

If Fury is in good shape he wins again, probably even easier than last time.

SFW wrote:If Fury is in good shape he wins again, probably even easier than last time.

I think so too.

Wladimir looked old in the last fight & he just couldn't handle a bigger, younger prime fighter.

SteveO wrote:If true and it's from Fury's camp, it will be blatently obvious that Fury doesn't want this fight.
I wonder what the excuse will be?

Hennessy should just cut the bull$*** and say that ticket prices were far too high which resulted in bad ticket sales THAT is the exact reason this fight is not happening.

Syntax Error wrote:

afcmarshall wrote:When Fury won the first I thought it would really open up the division but its had the complete opposite effect and got to a point where I don't care who wins just hope the winner is out early next year in a big fight or vacates and retires. Worse case scenario is Wlad wins and they plan a third fight

Great point.

I thought exactly the same thing too, but little has happened since.

The division is almost exactly the same as it was a year ago, except that this time, Fury is the champion & Wladimir is the challenger.

OK, Joshua is making waves, but he hasn't fought anyone yet, despite being a so-called HW champion.

And Wilder's injury has only prevented more big fights.

Naandrew wrote:

SteveO wrote:If true and it's from Fury's camp, it will be blatently obvious that Fury doesn't want this fight.
I wonder what the excuse will be?

Hennessy should just cut the bull$*** and say that ticket prices were far too high which resulted in bad ticket sales THAT is the exact reason this fight is not happening.

They've got to bite the bullet and stage it in Germany.
Doesn't make profit in this country without SKY box office.

PredatorHayds wrote:

Naandrew wrote:

SteveO wrote:If true and it's from Fury's camp, it will be blatently obvious that Fury doesn't want this fight.
I wonder what the excuse will be?

Hennessy should just cut the bull$*** and say that ticket prices were far too high which resulted in bad ticket sales THAT is the exact reason this fight is not happening.

They've got to bite the bullet and stage it in Germany.
Doesn't make profit in this country without SKY box office.

It's got Sky Box Office.