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Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 15:29
by lefty
jameswilson wrote:If he does fight still then it isn't gonna be a half decent opponent, let's be serious. Nobody in the top 30 is going to step in on a weeks notice.
I wouldnt be surprised if Lucas Browne would be willing.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 15:32
by handsofstone
YES HE CAN :!:
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 15:44
by ScottDetonator
Just sorted a lads night in to watch this! Ah, nevermind. Hopefully Fury still fights, let's just see him in action to keep the card half alive.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 15:50
by TerribleTerry
ttornado wrote:Get Shannon Briggs on a plane
This.
He would want telephone numbers though. The man is seriously deluded
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 15:50
by Finn
handsofstone wrote:YES HE CAN :!:
I was just about to write the same thing, he was willing to wait for a last minute fight and i would happily go and watch that.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 15:52
by Finn
Chris Eubank Jr has just tweeted that his fight is still on and fury will be fighting someone else.
Apparently Tony Thompson has offered to be the replacement? That could save the day.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 15:57
by handsofstone
If they can get Adamek over that would probably be te wisest move from Team Fury as he's similar stature of Chisora so wouldn't need to much tweeked as far as gameplan goes,certainly not as much as Browne
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 15:59
by lefty
Finn wrote:Chris Eubank Jr has just tweeted that his fight is still on and fury will be fighting someone else.
Apparently Tony Thompson has offered to be the replacement? That could save the day.
That would be good shit. Not entirely sure the Fury camp would be confident in taking that fight full stop, let alone at short notice with no southpaw sparring most likely though.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 15:59
by handsofstone
Finn wrote:Chris Eubank Jr has just tweeted that his fight is still on and fury will be fighting someone else.
Apparently Tony Thompson has offered to be the replacement? That could save the day.
Can dear old Mrs Thompson's hip take the punishment though if Tony was to win
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:01
by lefty
handsofstone wrote:Finn wrote:Chris Eubank Jr has just tweeted that his fight is still on and fury will be fighting someone else.
Apparently Tony Thompson has offered to be the replacement? That could save the day.
Can dear old Mrs Thompson's hip take the punishment though if Tony was to win
They'll have to put a new wheelchair as part of the contract lol.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:05
by DMA1987
Would be awfully easy to say something libellous on a thread like this. Hope that doesn't happen.
Suffice to say though, the show will definitely go on with the cheaper undercard.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:06
by handsofstone
I'll only watch if Thompson gets to come into the ring with that saxophonist's superb rendition of Born in the USA

Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:07
by Horse
Thompson would be an excellent replacement.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:09
by handsofstone
Thats Chisora,Mathews,Sykes and Mansouri all pulled out injured on this card and thats just the title fights,FW must seriously been wondering what's the bloody point
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:10
by expe
columbo wrote:Finn wrote:Chris Eubank Jr has just tweeted that his fight is still on and fury will be fighting someone else.
Apparently Tony Thompson has offered to be the replacement? That could save the day.
That would be good poo. Not entirely sure the Fury camp would be confident in taking that fight full stop, let alone at short notice with no southpaw sparring most likely though.
Yeah, a southpaw would be dangerous at such short notice. If he's fighting then it needs to be someone they can sort a visa for, get them on a plane and over here by Thursday/Friday, as well as being reasonably similar to Chisora style wise. The most obvious options to me are Christian Hammer, Albert Sosnowski and Konstantin Airich.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:11
by soulboy
whats deontay wilder upto these days ?
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:12
by azzman
Tuan_Jim wrote:Very disappointing. But if Fury (and indeed heavyweights in general) were active, rather than sitting on their rankings & boxing so sporadically, these cancellations would be less of a blow to their career progress.
Agree with this!
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:13
by lefty
expe wrote:columbo wrote:Finn wrote:Chris Eubank Jr has just tweeted that his fight is still on and fury will be fighting someone else.
Apparently Tony Thompson has offered to be the replacement? That could save the day.
That would be good poo. Not entirely sure the Fury camp would be confident in taking that fight full stop, let alone at short notice with no southpaw sparring most likely though.
Yeah, a southpaw would be dangerous at such short notice. If he's fighting then it needs to be someone they can sort a visa for, get them on a plane and over here by Thursday/Friday, as well as being reasonably similar to Chisora style wise. The most obvious options to me are Christian Hammer, Albert Sosnowski and Konstantin Airich.
I would like to see Browne if possible but that would be dangerous on short notice aswell. For Browne aswell losing his unbeaten record in a fight he might not do himself justice in because of lack of prep.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:17
by expe
columbo wrote:expe wrote:columbo wrote:
That would be good poo. Not entirely sure the Fury camp would be confident in taking that fight full stop, let alone at short notice with no southpaw sparring most likely though.
Yeah, a southpaw would be dangerous at such short notice. If he's fighting then it needs to be someone they can sort a visa for, get them on a plane and over here by Thursday/Friday, as well as being reasonably similar to Chisora style wise. The most obvious options to me are Christian Hammer, Albert Sosnowski and Konstantin Airich.
I would like to see Browne if possible but that would be dangerous on short notice aswell. For Browne aswell losing his unbeaten record in a fight he might not do himself justice in because of lack of prep.
The guy Browne's fighting is shorter than Chisora, it would be a big change in style to throw him in with Fury at late notice and like you say it's probably not worth risking his unbeaten record for it. The other problem with that is that it leaves the show next Friday looking a bit bare, like borrowing from Peter to pay Paul, you still end up with a hole somewhere down the line.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:20
by tony1234
I can't believe this happening again, just hope they get a decent late sub for him
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:20
by Andrew
Horse wrote:Thompson would be an excellent replacement.
Called him out
https://mobile.twitter.com/tiger_thomps ... 5172348929
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:21
by Boxerbeetle
Hilariously, Fury has just tried to call out Deontay Wilder on Twitter, but has in fact called out Lucy Bronze, who is a female footballer.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:32
by handsofstone
Boxerbeetle123 wrote:Hilariously, Fury has just tried to call out Deontay Wilder on Twitter, but has in fact called out Lucy Bronze, who is a female footballer.
Hasnt Wilder already knocked her out so i can see where the confusion came
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:45
by SteveDow
Thompson would be a great late replacement. Very risky fight for Fury though. Can't see him taking it.
Re: Fury v Chisora OFF
Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 16:49
by broomy7s
Surely Thompson is going to want a decent wedge and is their enough ticket sales to fund this? Who knows. What I do know is Fury said in boxing news it hadn't sold well. Shame really I did expect it to sell out with a really strong undercard. Hope Chisora recovers fast.