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Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:13
by Gray-Fox
Finch wrote:Tyson Fury makes me cringe. I feel his bullshit is manufactured, it doesn't flow off the tongue like some. Every time he speaks he sounds like someone's put words in his mouth. His body language when he speaks also doesn't look natural. I can't stand him.
same with froch
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:14
by DG.
Ellis is not very good.
He came for the money, in fact he is pathetic.
That was not a fight, he did not land a punch.
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Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:16
by Finch
More Fury bullshit. Hennessey bullshit too.
He's asking for someone to fight at a weeks notice. Twat, no wonder no one wants to fight him.
I'm glad people like Ellis are stepping into the ring at short notice and looking to go over as soon as, cos Fury will get a shock when he has a proper fight with a proper heavyweight.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:16
by Finch
Gray-Fox wrote:Finch wrote:Tyson Fury makes me cringe. I feel his bullshit is manufactured, it doesn't flow off the tongue like some. Every time he speaks he sounds like someone's put words in his mouth. His body language when he speaks also doesn't look natural. I can't stand him.
same with froch
Exactly.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:16
by tommo100
plenty of bull**** being talked about how everyones avoiding him,thats **** if youre that confident then stick him in with chisora or even better get danny williams to fight him
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:17
by metropol
DG. wrote:Ellis is not very good.
He came for the money, in fact he is pathetic.
That was not a fight, he did not land a punch.
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I agree with you, weirdly.
Hennesy called him the most exciting hw prospect since Tyson . Furey hasn't been tested so we don't know how good he is. Tonight was a waste of time
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:17
by Finch
tommo100 wrote:plenty of bull**** being talked about how everyones avoiding him,thats **** if youre that confident then stick him in with chisora or even better get danny williams to fight him
Yeah, no one wants to fight him cos no one wants a weeks notice. They're deluded.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:18
by fist
Many on this site were saying this was a decent match up for Fury's fifth fight. As for Ellis not landing a shot, well hard to land when you've been floored!
For his fifth fight I have no arguments.
For those who do not think it was a good match-up, which fighters do you think he should be targeting for his sixth fight?
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:19
by Haighy
Haighy wrote:anyone know what the song fury came out to was? As for the fight, that was a farce he needs a test!
Ignore that i remember now, it was Juicy by Notorious BIG.
Anyway i think Fury should call out Audley, that would be a great crossroads fight that i think Harrison would take as he is in no mans land at the moment.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:19
by Finch
fist wrote:Many on this site were saying this was a decent match up for Fury's fifth fight. As for Ellis not landing a shot, well hard to land when you've been floored!
For his fifth fight I have no arguments.
For those who do not think it was a good match-up, which fighters do you think he should be targeting for his sixth fight?
He's calling out the top end of the british heavyweights, how about he agrees to fight them giving them plenty of notice. Failing that, anyone that's not four stone lighter.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:19
by fist
Finch wrote:tommo100 wrote:plenty of bull**** being talked about how everyones avoiding him,thats **** if youre that confident then stick him in with chisora or even better get danny williams to fight him
Yeah, no one wants to fight him cos no one wants a weeks notice. They're deluded.
Weeks notice also applies to Fury lol - point is that he fighting regularly and if he wants a fight with only a few weeks notice, its a short duration for both Fury and his opponent.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:20
by lefthook82
Most exciting heavyweight since Mike Tyson
Computer Says No !
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:21
by Finch
fist wrote:Finch wrote:tommo100 wrote:plenty of bull**** being talked about how everyones avoiding him,thats **** if youre that confident then stick him in with chisora or even better get danny williams to fight him
Yeah, no one wants to fight him cos no one wants a weeks notice. They're deluded.
Weeks notice also applies to Fury lol - point is that he fighting regularly and if he wants a fight with only a few weeks notice, its a short duration for both Fury and his opponent.
Yes, but Fury has basically been in camp all year.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:21
by Finch
lefthook82 wrote:Most exciting heavyweight since Mike Tyson
Computer Says No !
Certainly more exciting than Haye, Lewis etc.

Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:24
by fist
Well good for him; he is fighting regularly. I think its a good idea to be fighting plenty, when a fighter first starts out - remember Benn making this point in criticising Audley.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:24
by Dioufy
I like Fury, but come on, Ellis just stood there, took a few half-shots and went down. Bigger men than 203lbs are required.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:25
by mossy141
has haughian fought yrt??
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:25
by fist
Dioufy wrote:I like Fury, but come on, Ellis just stood there, took a few half-shots and went down. Bigger men than 203lbs are required.
Didnt you say it was a good match up?
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:26
by Cannibal
Put him in with Scott Gammer next and then the winner of the Williams/McDermott title fight and if he's still standing at the end of it, then there might be cause to get excited.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:26
by Dioufy
fist wrote:Dioufy wrote:I like Fury, but come on, Ellis just stood there, took a few half-shots and went down. Bigger men than 203lbs are required.
Didnt you say it was a good match up?
Yes I did, but sadly, I don't own a crystal ball. Everyone expected a little more from Ellis.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:27
by scotty
If he's got British Title aspirations by the end of the year he should fight someone who's much more durable and dangerous. I think Sprott would be a very good oponent for Fury right now - certainly wouldn't roll over - or maybe someone like Gammer.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:28
by fist
Dioufy wrote:fist wrote:Dioufy wrote:I like Fury, but come on, Ellis just stood there, took a few half-shots and went down. Bigger men than 203lbs are required.
Didnt you say it was a good match up?
Yes I did, but sadly, I don't own a crystal ball. Everyone expected a little more from Ellis.
So it is Ellis you are criticising? To be fair mate it wasn;t you in there taking the shots, thus, I dont think it is fair to comment on the extent of which he should have been able to take more.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:29
by lefthook82
@ fist
I knew the fight would be bullshit, even for a 5th fight. I said so at the time. As for who he should fight in his 7th fight( I dont know any US journeyman) I think Chris Burton would be good. He has been treading water since his loss in Prizefighter and sinvce he is 6'5 he will at least be of similar size. I saw his first fight against Swaby and he shipped a fair few so it would be exciting
Obviously for his maangement to risk him the offer would have to be half decent so Hennessey wil need to use some of the £5m Calzaghe Fund to pay up
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:30
by Dioufy
Fist, did you watch that fight? I didn't see a clean shot land - it was cuffing shots that only half-landed. He come out without thinking - he stood in perfect range of Fury and didn't stand a chance. I thought it was a good match up beforehand because Ellis had a good record, had been in with a few decent fighters and could punch. Plus it was only Fury's 5th fight.
Re: Is Tyson Fury
Posted: 11 Apr 2009, 16:31
by fist
lefthook82 wrote:@ fist
I knew the fight would be bullshit, even for a 5th fight. I said so at the time. As for who he should fight in his 7th fight( I dont know any US journeyman) I think Chris Burton would be good. He has been treading water since his loss in Prizefighter and sinvce he is 6'5 he will at least be of similar size. I saw his first fight against Swaby and he shipped a fair few so it would be exciting
Obviously for his maangement to risk him the offer would have to be half decent so Hennessey wil need to use some of the £5m Calzaghe Fund to pay up
Well I think this match up could be forgiven, however, certainly it will be interesting to see who they come up with next time in light of what happened tonight. As for Fury, well done to him.