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Skelton sort of did it before Rogan twatted him.

Cannibal wrote:Skelton sort of did it before Rogan twatted him.

Now there true BUT funny comments

Finch wrote:

Dioufy wrote:He seems a nice lad too. Got good manners and just seems ambitious. I see no arrogance there.

The media and some folk on here do sensationalize things he does say.

Top lad, top prospect.

That's David Price.

Fury is the disrespectful obnoxious gobshite.

David Haye's apparently a gobshite for saying he's going to go over and smash up Wlad.

Autobarn wrote:

Finch wrote:

Dioufy wrote:He seems a nice lad too. Got good manners and just seems ambitious. I see no arrogance there.

The media and some folk on here do sensationalize things he does say.

Top lad, top prospect.

That's David Price.

Fury is the disrespectful obnoxious gobshite.

David Haye's apparently a gobshite for saying he's going to go over and smash up Wlad.

Yep, sure is.

however, Haye as at least proved himself as a unified world champion at Cruiserweight. Whilst heavyweight is another ball game, at least he has done something in the sport.

Fury's claim to fame is despatching a bum quicker than Enzo.

how about a fight with Enzo next year?

Finch wrote:I'd stick him in with a round of sparring with David Haye, that'll end his career.

he would be 2 much 4 haye

Are we going back to the subject of his gob ? Think you're right pal.

He should not be moved up in class in his next 5 fights, maybe against some fellas who will give him more rounds, in that time he should get a lot of quality sparring in the gym and also lose a little weight

6th-Should be a durable Americian who will take him into the later rounds and give him a test
7th-Scott Belshaw someone who will give him a tough challenge
8th-Derek Chisora another prospect and a really exciting fight
9th- If he beats Chisora maybe the loser of Williams-McDermott
10th-If he is still undeafeted if he fight these people i will be surprised but if he is Henry Akinwade would be a good fight for him

As Mick Hennessey said on saturday night, although Tyson still has raw skills that need a lot of work and development, he already has enough technicality and power to beat 80% of British domestic heavyweights out there at this moment in time. But what Tyson lacks is stamina and full fitness, because he has'nt done the rounds and so would tire easliy and perhaps get stopped by a fighter who can easily go past seven or eight rounds, which is why any fighter like Michael Sprott or Danny Williams is way off.

On this basis, i would suggest the following

1. Cliff Couser (Froch undercard)
2. McDermott
3. Gammer
4. Reid
5. Akinwande

I deliberately did'nt mentioned names such as Olubamiwo, Chisora, Sexton and Price, because they will definately be kept apart, for the moment at least, despite all the talk and hype of Tyson meeting one of them

Yep, sure is.

however, Haye as at least proved himself as a unified world champion at Cruiserweight. Whilst heavyweight is another ball game, at least he has done something in the sport.

Fury's claim to fame is despatching a bum quicker than Enzo.[/quote] Fury is well over 3 stones heavier than Enzo so its not that surprising. Ellis is not that bad fighting men his own weight.

Quixall wrote:As Mick Hennessey said on saturday night, although Tyson still has raw skills that need a lot of work and development, he already has enough technicality and power to beat 80% of British domestic heavyweights out there at this moment in time. But what Tyson lacks is stamina and full fitness, because he has'nt done the rounds and so would tire easliy and perhaps get stopped by a fighter who can easily go past seven or eight rounds, which is why any fighter like Michael Sprott or Danny Williams is way off.

On this basis, i would suggest the following

1. Cliff Couser (Froch undercard)
2. McDermott
3. Gammer
4. Reid
5. Akinwande

I deliberately did'nt mentioned names such as Olubamiwo, Chisora, Sexton and Price, because they will definately be kept apart, for the moment at least, despite all the talk and hype of Tyson meeting one of them

Thats ambitious, especially as many thought McDermott beat the 2008 version of Danny Williams.

Reid's a good shout, Gammer has retired, the rest I think are too dangerous for the moment.

stujones wrote:

Quixall wrote:As Mick Hennessey said on saturday night, although Tyson still has raw skills that need a lot of work and development, he already has enough technicality and power to beat 80% of British domestic heavyweights out there at this moment in time. But what Tyson lacks is stamina and full fitness, because he has'nt done the rounds and so would tire easliy and perhaps get stopped by a fighter who can easily go past seven or eight rounds, which is why any fighter like Michael Sprott or Danny Williams is way off.

On this basis, i would suggest the following

1. Cliff Couser (Froch undercard)
2. McDermott
3. Gammer
4. Reid
5. Akinwande

I deliberately did'nt mentioned names such as Olubamiwo, Chisora, Sexton and Price, because they will definately be kept apart, for the moment at least, despite all the talk and hype of Tyson meeting one of them

Thats ambitious, especially as many thought McDermott beat the 2008 version of Danny Williams.

Reid's a good shout, Gammer has retired, the rest I think are too dangerous for the moment.

Pele reid has also retired...

It's ridiculous that most folk are looking to want him stuck into the domestic/European mix by the end of the year

Coco wrote:It's ridiculous that most folk are looking to want him stuck into the domestic/European mix by the end of the year

Didn't they make an offer to Sexton to fight in Norwich, who now fights for the Commonwealth...

So it's his own team who are leading the way