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I saw on Insta today Glen McCrory, who looked pissed calling out John Fury and another bloke. Quite sad in all honesty.

MasterG wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 11:49 I saw on Insta today Glen McCrory, who looked pissed calling out John Fury and another bloke. Quite sad in all honesty.

Yeah very sad. These guys just don’t know when to let it go, probably think they are going to earn millions from it.

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 03:28 Whatever way you look at it, it's not a good sign.

I'm sure Tyson is struggling with his first loss, and he's already got addiction issues.

Being so hammered you can't even stand up is never a good thing, let's be honest. We may have all done it, but none of us as far as I am aware professional athletes at the very top of our sport.

If he's serious about winning the rematch, he will need to get all of this behind him.

Every additional day he spends doing this, is another wasted day in camp trying to undo the damage.

Not at 35 with a wife and kids. Perhaps that makes me boring, I don't know.
I love a drink and a dance, I'll get a bit wobbly, but falling over drunk and getting kicked out of venues? Left that behind by my mid-twenties.

Not sure there is too much to see here.

Of course, it will make headlines but its not anything major, in the sense, there was no rowdy fight, no effing and jeffing, nothing smashed (apart from Luke, himself).

Went out, intention was to have a few drinks. Ended up blot-toed, looked a bit of twat and went home. He might say it done him some good and will crack on with training, I'd imagine.

Probably banged the Mrs, later that night, who will most likely be pregnant, again and I suppose, good luck to them.

this is actually a training exercise to help fury if he has a repeat of round 9 legs, by the end of the montage he'll be able to river dance while drunk without falling over. no point off for falling into the ropes this time.

Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 12:28

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 03:28 Whatever way you look at it, it's not a good sign.

I'm sure Tyson is struggling with his first loss, and he's already got addiction issues.

Being so hammered you can't even stand up is never a good thing, let's be honest. We may have all done it, but none of us as far as I am aware professional athletes at the very top of our sport.

If he's serious about winning the rematch, he will need to get all of this behind him.

Every additional day he spends doing this, is another wasted day in camp trying to undo the damage.

Not at 35 with a wife and kids. Perhaps that makes me boring, I don't know.
I love a drink and a dance, I'll get a bit wobbly, but falling over drunk and getting kicked out of venues? Left that behind by my mid-twenties.

I don't think I've ever been kicked out of somewhere actually, but I've been just as intoxicated, if not more so, and probably will do it again here in a few months....and I'm 37

I was in a worse state this past weekend. Depending on crowd and circumstance, it sometimes just happens and no biggie for me. Did sound like something was going off in the background mind.

coneye wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 00:44 Weve all done it , well most of us anyway , No big deal , especielly after he's probably laid off the grog for a while while training , always gonna hit you hard in them circumstances

Speak for yourself. No matter how drunk I got, I would NEVER go to Morecambe. Inexplicable behaviour.

We probably take him for granted dont we?

I mean how does that lanky but flabby, knockneed giant organise himself into a coordinated and skilled boxer. He just looks all wrong.

Granted he'd just had 10 turbo shandies, but still.

men-ul elf card will be played again.

NazNaci1 wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 12:41 .

Probably banged the Mrs, later that night, who will most likely be pregnant, again and I suppose, good luck to them.

Not if the tweet from Shane Fury from last year is true. It was deleted pretty quickly, but he made a joke about Fury being unable to get it up, Big John replied saying that sort of thing should be kept off twitter (spelt incorrectly, I recall he spelt it Twatter) and Shane deleted it

joshj909 wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 11:11 I don't think this will lead to the cancellation of the rematch, if it does, do we have to watch Usyk batter Dubois again? Pretty poor mandatory from the IBF if that's the case. I think most of us are expecting Joshua (or someone else) to beat Dubois before he gets the shot but it would likely get called if the Fury fight is cancelled.

Joshua beating Dubois isnt a cert. If Dubes hits Joshua early then things could get very interesting.

Round 9 delayed reaction KO ala Espinosa vs Galaxy.

tigermoth87 wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 15:08

NazNaci1 wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 12:41 .

Probably banged the Mrs, later that night, who will most likely be pregnant, again and I suppose, good luck to them.

Not if the tweet from Shane Fury from last year is true. It was deleted pretty quickly, but he made a joke about Fury being unable to get it up, Big John replied saying that sort of thing should be kept off twitter (spelt incorrectly, I recall he spelt it Twatter) and Shane deleted it

Wtf? Surely just ‘banter’

being that undignified on the piss at his age is pathetic. teenage behaviour.

Its difficult to know what to make of this. If he has just had a few too many on a night out, i see no problem, though admittedly, its not a good look. I'm a family man but i like a good bevvy now and again to let off some steam, if i had been in a long camp like him and involved in such a huge mega event, i'd likely be letting loose after it was over with too. I very rarely get legless these days though, only when i've had too much to drink and smoke too much reefer can i get into this sort of state.

He has not been heard of since the defeat to Usyk so we don't really know how he is taking it mentally. He is known to be bipolar, i just hope he has not fallen into a depressive episode and is self destructing, again.

Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 12:28

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 03:28 Whatever way you look at it, it's not a good sign.

I'm sure Tyson is struggling with his first loss, and he's already got addiction issues.

Being so hammered you can't even stand up is never a good thing, let's be honest. We may have all done it, but none of us as far as I am aware professional athletes at the very top of our sport.

If he's serious about winning the rematch, he will need to get all of this behind him.

Every additional day he spends doing this, is another wasted day in camp trying to undo the damage.

Not at 35 with a wife and kids. Perhaps that makes me boring, I don't know.
I love a drink and a dance, I'll get a bit wobbly, but falling over drunk and getting kicked out of venues? Left that behind by my mid-twenties.

I don't think I've ever been that drunk in my life, my point is I've been hammered.

ALI wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 16:40 Its difficult to know what to make of this. If he has just had a few too many on a night out, i see no problem, though admittedly, its not a good look. I'm a family man but i like a good bevvy now and again to let off some steam, if i had been in a long camp like him and involved in such a huge mega event, i'd likely be letting loose after it was over with too. I very rarely get legless these days though, only when i've had too much to drink and smoke too much reefer can i get into this sort of state.

He has not been heard of since the defeat to Usyk so we don't really know how he is taking it mentally. He is known to be bipolar, i just hope he has not fallen into a depressive episode and is self destructing, again.

He has claimed he is bipolar, without any evidence. I think it's unlikely, as he would be medicated, and those medications would have to all be declared.

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 17:33

Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 12:28

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 03:28 Whatever way you look at it, it's not a good sign.

I'm sure Tyson is struggling with his first loss, and he's already got addiction issues.

Being so hammered you can't even stand up is never a good thing, let's be honest. We may have all done it, but none of us as far as I am aware professional athletes at the very top of our sport.

If he's serious about winning the rematch, he will need to get all of this behind him.

Every additional day he spends doing this, is another wasted day in camp trying to undo the damage.

Not at 35 with a wife and kids. Perhaps that makes me boring, I don't know.
I love a drink and a dance, I'll get a bit wobbly, but falling over drunk and getting kicked out of venues? Left that behind by my mid-twenties.

I don't think I've ever been that drunk in my life, my point is I've been hammered.

Yeah but a long time off the sauce, people lining drinks up for you, not knowing your limits, trying to drink as many as you can, esp if there was no sniff, and wallop

Its all ok folks, nothing to be alarmed about aparantly, i've been told he was just out celebrating the New Year!

gp. wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 14:07

coneye wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 00:44 Weve all done it , well most of us anyway , No big deal , especielly after he's probably laid off the grog for a while while training , always gonna hit you hard in them circumstances

Speak for yourself. No matter how drunk I got, I would NEVER go to Morecambe. Inexplicable behaviour.

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 17:33

Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 12:28

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 03:28 Whatever way you look at it, it's not a good sign.

I'm sure Tyson is struggling with his first loss, and he's already got addiction issues.

Being so hammered you can't even stand up is never a good thing, let's be honest. We may have all done it, but none of us as far as I am aware professional athletes at the very top of our sport.

If he's serious about winning the rematch, he will need to get all of this behind him.

Every additional day he spends doing this, is another wasted day in camp trying to undo the damage.

Not at 35 with a wife and kids. Perhaps that makes me boring, I don't know.
I love a drink and a dance, I'll get a bit wobbly, but falling over drunk and getting kicked out of venues? Left that behind by my mid-twenties.

I don't think I've ever been that drunk in my life, my point is I've been hammered.

Really? I've been waaaay more drunk than that

gp. wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 14:07

coneye wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 00:44 Weve all done it , well most of us anyway , No big deal , especielly after he's probably laid off the grog for a while while training , always gonna hit you hard in them circumstances

Speak for yourself. No matter how drunk I got, I would NEVER go to Morecambe. Inexplicable behaviour.

Went there once , , wife won a chip pan on the fair playing some sort of Bingo , one of then square screen things , ,that was about 45 years ago , guess what , when we emigrated , she stuck it in her hand luggage , she said , Aye up , thy kids are gonna want there chips when we get there , , Thy did , and she still to this day uses the same chip pan , In fact the GREAT grandkids come round now , 4 and 5 , and they ask , Nana can we have some chips out of your pan there nicer than mams .. She keeps saying we need to go back see if she can win a frying pan , there made well over there she says

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑11 Jun 2024, 12:49this is actually a training exercise to help fury if he has a repeat of round 9 legs, by the end of the montage he'll be able to river dance while drunk without falling over. no point off for falling into the ropes this time.

Trainin' on 'ard road with Master John.

If he can beat Usyk in the rematch he might be okay in retirement, but if he falters before camp or loses again he'll need ongoing help. It's an albatross around his neck that so many of his fans can't handle him losing, since they bought into and put their names to the argument he's the greatest ever.

It could've been so positive for him with less trashtalk, winning universal praise for surpassing early estimations. He's done massively better than I expected in his C5 days, but a major upset and legendary draw aren't enough to offset allegedly's matchmaking to date. Not when his public self-regard's up there with Ali's.

If it's possible to heal their fallout, sparring Hughie might be some of the best prep he can get. Probably wouldn't hurt to be around Peter more than his dad again, either.

That is a prime example of why I prefer anonymity.