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Re: Tyson Fury makes surprise visit to kebab house in Anglesey as heavyweight boxer piles on the pounds

Posted: 01 Mar 2017, 09:50
by THEBUTCH
"He was a lovely guy to talk to and was happy to pose for a photo."

Nice to hear some good things about Tyson. He's not all bad and moments like this can make someone else's day. :TU:

Re: Tyson Fury makes surprise visit to kebab house in Anglesey as heavyweight boxer piles on the pounds

Posted: 01 Mar 2017, 10:20
by SteveDow
It's sad to see him in that kind of shape as in my opinion he's by some way the most talented heavyweight in the world.

Re: Tyson Fury makes surprise visit to kebab house in Anglesey as heavyweight boxer piles on the pounds

Posted: 01 Mar 2017, 13:11
by boxingknockout
THEBUTCH wrote:"He was a lovely guy to talk to and was happy to pose for a photo."

Nice to hear some good things about Tyson. He's not all bad and moments like this can make someone else's day. :TU:
Tyson gets bad press but comes across as genuine and likeable. People make too much out of hi 'controversial' comments. He's just not been media trained to know what subjects to stay away from.

But that's why I love him. He's the antithesis of the #StayHumble Sky ambassador who is just nauseatingly media friendly.

Ps for example people are forgetting that he kindly made his bunk up a sandwich after rumping her up... :lol:

Compare this to the humble one that didn't even acknowledge he had a baby for 6 months until she went to the papers and to my knowledge has never actually met his son or been photographed with him. Real humble. Real classy. The man every mother wants her daughter to bring home (BARF).

Re: Tyson Fury makes surprise visit to kebab house in Anglesey as heavyweight boxer piles on the pounds

Posted: 01 Mar 2017, 13:26
by dirk2686
boxingknockout wrote:
THEBUTCH wrote:"He was a lovely guy to talk to and was happy to pose for a photo."

Nice to hear some good things about Tyson. He's not all bad and moments like this can make someone else's day. :TU:
Tyson gets bad press but comes across as genuine and likeable. People make too much out of hi 'controversial' comments. He's just not been media trained to know what subjects to stay away from.

But that's why I love him. He's the antithesis of the #StayHumble Sky ambassador who is just nauseatingly media friendly.

Ps for example people are forgetting that he kindly made his bunk up a sandwich after rumping her up... :lol:

Compare this to the humble one that didn't even acknowledge he had a baby for 6 months until she went to the papers and to my knowledge has never actually met his son or been photographed with him. Real humble. Real classy. The man every mother wants her daughter to bring home (BARF).
To be fair, Joshua probably isn't the nicest bloke in town, but Fury comes out with stuff which 99% of people just aren't going to remotely agree with or find acceptable. This isn't PC gone mad nonsense or me try to find offence in someone using a word like blackboard or old folk having gollywog badges from jam jars. It's a bloke saying gays should be killed and women should be in the bedroom or kitchen. They're the opinions of a dinosaur.

I agree he comes across as a lovely bloke from time to time but I don't think it's a case of 'not being media trained' that led to him going on about gays all the time.

Re: Tyson Fury makes surprise visit to kebab house in Anglesey as heavyweight boxer piles on the pounds

Posted: 01 Mar 2017, 13:40
by boxingknockout
dirk2686 wrote:
boxingknockout wrote:
THEBUTCH wrote:"He was a lovely guy to talk to and was happy to pose for a photo."

Nice to hear some good things about Tyson. He's not all bad and moments like this can make someone else's day. :TU:
Tyson gets bad press but comes across as genuine and likeable. People make too much out of hi 'controversial' comments. He's just not been media trained to know what subjects to stay away from.

But that's why I love him. He's the antithesis of the #StayHumble Sky ambassador who is just nauseatingly media friendly.

Ps for example people are forgetting that he kindly made his bunk up a sandwich after rumping her up... :lol:

Compare this to the humble one that didn't even acknowledge he had a baby for 6 months until she went to the papers and to my knowledge has never actually met his son or been photographed with him. Real humble. Real classy. The man every mother wants her daughter to bring home (BARF).
To be fair, Joshua probably isn't the nicest bloke in town, but Fury comes out with stuff which 99% of people just aren't going to remotely agree with or find acceptable. This isn't PC gone mad nonsense or me try to find offence in someone using a word like blackboard or old folk having gollywog badges from jam jars. It's a bloke saying gays should be killed and women should be in the bedroom or kitchen. They're the opinions of a dinosaur.

I agree he comes across as a lovely bloke from time to time but I don't think it's a case of 'not being media trained' that led to him going on about gays all the time.
He didn't say gays should be killed did he?

Also your estimate of '99% of blokes' is way off - even in the liberal western world. Outside of the first world many men would expect women to be on their backs or in the kitchen and a smaller percentage, especially in the Islamic world would say gays should be killed. Homosexuality is illegal and the punishment is capital in many parts of the world unfortunately.

Re: Tyson Fury makes surprise visit to kebab house in Anglesey as heavyweight boxer piles on the pounds

Posted: 01 Mar 2017, 17:20
by Black Sam Bellamy
Plenty of big fights to be made for Fury later in the year. Too much money to be made. He will be back.

Re: Tyson Fury makes surprise visit to kebab house in Anglesey as heavyweight boxer piles on the pounds

Posted: 01 Mar 2017, 18:06
by Oiky
Good luck to Tyson :TU:

The man ain't short of a few quid, not just boxing money, and he's enjoying time spent with wife and kids.

Wlad wasn't paid off at all. I'd love to see fury box again, a fully fit Tyson boxes the ears off any current heavyweight. But for now he'll do what he wants as he always has, and FairPlay and good luck to him, if he wants to eat a kebab who really cares. Makes it all the more comical that if he wanted to he could come back and beat any HW.

Re: Tyson Fury makes surprise visit to kebab house in Anglesey as heavyweight boxer piles on the pounds

Posted: 01 Mar 2017, 18:22
by forcefraser
If you didnt follow boxing and someone told you that the big guy in the photo was unified heavyweight champ you would laugh at them. He looks exactly like his old man.

He'll need some camp to shed that kind of bark

Re: Tyson Fury makes surprise visit to kebab house in Anglesey as heavyweight boxer piles on the pounds

Posted: 01 Mar 2017, 18:27
by crusader
forcefraser wrote:If you didnt follow boxing and someone told you that the big guy in the photo was unified heavyweight champ you would laugh at them. He looks exactly like his old man.

He'll need some camp to shed that kind of bark
I was going to say, remove just a bit more hair and you've got big John.

Tyson Fury looks enormous!

Posted: 03 Mar 2017, 02:01
by DannyMCR

Re: Tyson Fury looks enormous!

Posted: 03 Mar 2017, 04:07
by banjo
On his way to a heart attack or stroke if he isn't careful.

Re: Tyson Fury looks enormous!

Posted: 03 Mar 2017, 06:04
by PredatorHayds
His boxing career might pitta out if he's not careful.

Re: Tyson Fury looks enormous!

Posted: 03 Mar 2017, 06:31
by Shirow
Shish! He looks big!

The kebab to unlock a comeback would be discipline which is clearly lacking. I doner see a way back, he achieved his goal so there's no motivation to live/train like a challenger.

If his career is over i hope he chilis out with the junk food and nose candy for his own sake.