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mugabi wrote:Two brilliant talkers .both gave a way with words that transcends sport. Surely was obviously a good talker too but Tyson is in a different league as a fighter and as a talker. A unique character.

dalcumly wrote:Listen , Tyson Fury comes from a tough working class background like most of us , I think, on this forum. We have all met someone who you just know cannot be intimidated, and given the right circumstances would stand against a Sherman tank with a peashooter just because they refuse to back down. Usually they are 5 foot 2 inches and weigh six stones.
The problem for David Haye is the 'someone' is 6 foot 9 inches and about 18 stones. The only way Haye can win is by knocking Fury spark out -unconscious. That might happen - but I doubt it.

What made Ali the greatest sportsman ever was that he made outrageous boasts - but backed them up with results. Fury is being perfectly clear about what he is going to do to Haye. If he doesn't follow through , he's finished.
Personally I think Fury will utterly destroy Haye , and go on to beat either Klitschko. He means what he says , he doesn't have any doubts. He's the next big thing in world boxing.

Kurt's Rejoinder wrote:How did this thread go from 7 pages to 11 in seconds?

iamasadlittleboy wrote:

Kurt's Rejoinder wrote:How did this thread go from 7 pages to 11 in seconds?

Merged topics?

davie wrote:

mugabi wrote:Two brilliant talkers .both gave a way with words that transcends sport. Surely was obviously a good talker too but Tyson is in a different league as a fighter and as a talker. A unique character.

If, by great talker, you mean his mouth is capable of making words quicker than his brain is capable of assembling them into something actually worth saying then yes i have to agree.

I like Tyson Fury, he's good fun, he entertains in and out of the ring, but lets be honest, the man is weapons grade stupid and he's not even had a 20 year career of being punched in the head yet.

I honestly rate him top 5, all time, p4p of stupid people in sport.

"A way with words that transends sport." please!

iamasadlittleboy wrote:

Kurt's Rejoinder wrote:How did this thread go from 7 pages to 11 in seconds?

Merged topics?

mickey1975 wrote:Do how on earth has he got to millionaire status whilst the intelligent likes of Pricey and co are on the way to nowhere. This purse will be probably bigger than Froch got last time out. And he's 24! Wish I was as thick as him.

Final round wrote:Dalculmy thinks Fury will utterly destroy Haye , and go on to beat either Klitschko

He really does...

Final round wrote:Dalculmy thinks Fury will utterly destroy Haye , and go on to beat either Klitschko

He really does...

Kurt's Rejoinder wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:Do how on earth has he got to millionaire status whilst the intelligent likes of Pricey and co are on the way to nowhere. This purse will be probably bigger than Froch got last time out. And he's 24! Wish I was as thick as him.

Thing you have to consider is Fury's post boxing 'life' I can see another pathetic Gascoigne like figure in future years. Perhaps he won't be an alcoholic but without boxing he will go of the rails one way or another and implode at some point.

I'm betting on imprisonment for assault/GBH (just like his daddy) and a worsening of his already tenuous mental health.

The man is a total gonk!!

BillyTKid wrote:It really winds me up when Fury puts on his stupid American accent. He obviously has some sort of Mayweather internal monalogue running through his mind but it sounds ridiculous.

MarkMcBurney wrote:

Final round wrote:Dalculmy thinks Fury will utterly destroy Haye , and go on to beat either Klitschko

He really does...

Life would be effing boring if we all thought the same.

Personally I think Haye stops Fury but I can see the argument for Fury winning; and even stopping Haye.

Live and let live.

jonp wrote:Well the idea of Pay per view is to get people buying and talking.Well thats half the job done with one episode of ringside.If hes on a percentage of sales Fury is a much cannier businessman than people are giving credit for.

MachoMan09 wrote:Because he can see a future star in Hughie and in a couple of years a fight between the two of them could be twice as big as this match. May as well sow the seeds early. If Hughie is having to hold back in sparring already against Tyson, how good is he going to be when he's fully mature? This is a big event, no doubt, but down the line Haye vs Hughie Fury could be both a big event and a really competitive match.

squared circle wrote:I think Haye early too. Since when did Tyson become this massive puncher? He definitely does not punch his weight and p4p looks an average puncher. Technique is awful. But, fully accept haye is no iron chin which makes it such a good match up as he could do a silly dance if fury lands a great punch flush.