Steveh583 wrote: ↑27 Aug 2023, 08:33
his show on netflix has been popular
That doesn't equate to people having a high opnion or favourable opnion of him. Look at how he has behaved over the last year, a predictable and tiresome fight against a guy who he already bet twice. Then pathetic sagas in the media where he called out both AJ and Usyk, and made all these demands, which he then changed and then called it off. Then when he does return, he's fighting some MMA guy.
Fury didn’t call any fight off.
AJ was offered the fight in September. Which demands did Fury make and change his mind over that led to this being called off?
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 10:00
by The Gratest
The demand to fight Chisora, which had already been agreed upon, and actually happened.
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 10:03
by The Gratest
August '22.
"Tyson Fury has demanded "s***house" Derek Chisora signs the contract for their heavyweight trilogy fight."
The Gratest wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 10:00
The demand to fight Chisora, which had already been agreed upon, and actually happened.
September 2023.
Which demands did Fury make and then change his mind on prevented AJ fighting him?
Back up the lies, please.
April '22.
The Ngannou fight had already been agreed upon.
Chisora followed by Ngannou. It was all planned out a long, long time ago and the likes of you were gaslit by a few fake videos. Bless you.
The Gratest wrote: ↑27 Aug 2023, 05:02
Even his sparring partners are saying he's just in it for the money and nothing else. Whereas, Usyk wants it for his legacy.
Shaking on the floor and having a 3 minute 45 second break has tarnished his legacy.
not for me
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity - Higher and higher.
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 11:15
by The Gratest
quickeyg wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 11:11
Fury leaving aj for d**d.
Fury is popular and the haters & agents can't stand it.
At Home With The Fury's is off the hook - they want a second season/series.
Joshua has never ever had his hands on all the belts. Keep in mind Joshua's a paper champion for life.
Hey everyone, Chicken Sahni is back!
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 11:31
by polecateddy
Who will he pick next do we think? Perhaps someone like Rico Verhoeven from the world of kick boxing? Who he knows he can easily outbox from sparring with him.
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 11:34
by tonyevs
polecateddy wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 11:31
Who will he pick next do we think? Perhaps someone like Rico Verhoeven from the world of kick boxing? Who he knows he can easily outbox from sparring with him.
Dubois .. the real 3 belt champion
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 11:37
by The Gratest
Judging by the reactions from 2 of his greatest fans, Doofy and Dev, they don't want him to risk fighting again, but would rather see a second series of reality TV on Netflix.
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 11:42
by polecateddy
The Gratest wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 11:37
Judging by the reactions from 2 of his greatest fans, Doofy and Dev, they don't want him to risk fighting again, but would rather see a second series of reality TV on Netflix.
Maybe he’ll really hit the big time with a part in The Expendables 5?
The Gratest wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 10:00
The demand to fight Chisora, which had already been agreed upon, and actually happened.
September 2023.
Which demands did Fury make and then change his mind on prevented AJ fighting him?
Back up the lies, please.
April '22.
The Ngannou fight had already been agreed upon.
Chisora followed by Ngannou. It was all planned out a long, long time ago and the likes of you were gaslit by a few fake videos. Bless you.
The poster claimed that Fury made and changed demands that prevented the AJ fight happening.
There is no truth whatsoever in that regarding his offer for Sept 23 fight.
AJ simply didn’t want the fight. End of.
September 2023.
Which demands did Fury make and then change his mind on prevented AJ fighting him?
Back up the lies, please.
April '22.
The Ngannou fight had already been agreed upon.
Chisora followed by Ngannou. It was all planned out a long, long time ago and the likes of you were gaslit by a few fake videos. Bless you.
The poster claimed that Fury made and changed demands that prevented the AJ fight happening.
There is no truth whatsoever in that regarding his offer for Sept 23 fight.
AJ simply didn’t want the fight. End of.
Good afternoon.
Thanks for your reply.
After checking thoroughly, I can confirm that, as per the posted links from last year, Tyson Fury's last fight was against Derek Chisora, and his next fight will be against Francis Ngannou.
Sorry if this disappoints you, but should you find any factual differences then please do let us know.
Have a nice day!
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 12:07
by Ezzard
Why is Tyson Fury so hated for doing basically the same things as most other top boxers? I don't remember pages and pages when Floyd dodged opponents, too comedy fights and was caught with a drip in his arm. Roid Jones failed multiple tests and fought bin men.
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 12:11
by jtourettes
Ezzard wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 12:07
Why is Tyson Fury so hated for doing basically the same things as most other top boxers? I don't remember pages and pages when Floyd dodged opponents, too comedy fights and was caught with a drip in his arm. Roid Jones failed multiple tests and fought bin men.
Must depend upon what forum you were on, I certainly remember Floyd getting shit for cherry picking above 135.
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 12:42
by margaret thatcher
ya floyd has gotten tons of hate , strange example
people are inconsistent about the peds though. that includes people who give fury a pass but hate on others for it.
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 12:44
by Coco
Floyd fought everyone including giving weight away to Canelo
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 13:13
by Controversial
What is it with him always going to the tip lol. He talks about it in interviews and has videos showing him filling his car up with rubbish. Even on the Netflix series it shows him doing the same, how does he have so much rubbish!!
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 13:33
by cormack
Controversial wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 13:13
What is it with him always going to the tip lol. He talks about it in interviews and has videos showing him filling his car up with rubbish. Even on the Netflix series it shows him doing the same, how does he have so much rubbish!!
shops at poundland so ends up with a load of useless tat
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 13:42
by maverick23
Controversial wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 13:13
What is it with him always going to the tip lol. He talks about it in interviews and has videos showing him filling his car up with rubbish. Even on the Netflix series it shows him doing the same, how does he have so much rubbish!!
Perhaps he enjoys it. Weirdly I quite enjoy going to the tip and getting rid of a load of stuff. I only go once a year though whilst Tyson seemingly goes on the weekly.
Controversial wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 13:13
What is it with him always going to the tip lol. He talks about it in interviews and has videos showing him filling his car up with rubbish. Even on the Netflix series it shows him doing the same, how does he have so much rubbish!!
Perhaps he enjoys it. Weirdly I quite enjoy going to the tip and getting rid of a load of stuff. I only go once a year though whilst Tyson seemingly goes on the weekly.
Yeah I guess most of us go at some point but not daily lol
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 13:46
by Controversial
He even roped Sugar into it
Re: Tyson Fury’s popularity
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 13:51
by margaret thatcher
havent seen any of the show - is big paris still a beefy 6'3 220?
