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That face-off that never was? Fury looked particularly nervous. Frightened? All I will say is that if he'd had a tail, it would have curled up between his legs.

Haye played it perfectly. After Fury's initial attempt to wind him up/play the joker - in that scattergun way of his - Haye simply offered a forced laugh which tickled a lot of the throng. From that moment I thought Fury struggled. Seemed all at sea.

Dixonian wrote:That face-off that never was? Fury looked particularly nervous. Frightened? All I will say is that if he'd had a tail, it would have curled up between his legs.

Haye played it perfectly. After Fury's initial attempt to wind him up/play the joker - in that scattergun way of his - Haye simply offered a forced laugh which tickled a lot of the throng. From that moment I thought Fury struggled. Seemed all at sea.

Not a chance Fury was scared. This is a guy who has grown up fighting from a renowned fighting family, who laughs and jokes pre-fight, I think 60 / 40 in favour of Haye but not a chance Fury is scared - I genuinely think Fury fancies his chances.

He was defintely hiding behind his sunglasses, similar to Floyd Mayweather Jr during his press tour. Pissing themselves.

White Noise wrote:

Manchester Massive wrote:This is a guy who has grown up fighting from a renowned fighting family,

His dad the fearsome Gypsy John? Zero stoppages, lost to a Rugby player, put in a near coma by Henry Akinwande, retired himself against Steve Garber.

'Renowned' indeed

Beat the reigning Italian heavyweight champion.

And lets just say Tyson Fury is 'scared' doesn't this make him even braver to go in against
someone than duck him - which many top boxers have been guilty of in this day and age?

Manchester Massive wrote:

Dixonian wrote:That face-off that never was? Fury looked particularly nervous. Frightened? All I will say is that if he'd had a tail, it would have curled up between his legs.

Haye played it perfectly. After Fury's initial attempt to wind him up/play the joker - in that scattergun way of his - Haye simply offered a forced laugh which tickled a lot of the throng. From that moment I thought Fury struggled. Seemed all at sea.

Not a chance Fury was scared. This is a guy who has grown up fighting from a renowned fighting family, who laughs and jokes pre-fight, I think 60 / 40 in favour of Haye but not a chance Fury is scared - I genuinely think Fury fancies his chances.

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White Noise wrote:

Manchester Massive wrote:This is a guy who has grown up fighting from a renowned fighting family,

His dad the fearsome Gypsy John? Zero stoppages, lost to a Rugby player, put in a near coma by Henry Akinwande, retired himself against Steve Garber.

'Renowned' indeed

Who was your dad ? or Hayes

followthecamel wrote:He was defintely hiding behind his sunglasses, similar to Floyd Mayweather Jr during his press tour. Pissing themselves.

Do you think Floyd Jnr is bricking himself as well?

Fear is an interesting thing, if controlled it can be a great weapon as it keeps you on you toes however if you can't control that fear then it will destroy you.

Anybody competing in a dangerous sport who say they aren't scared are talking out of their arse.