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Horse wrote:He looks fine.

Climb out of his arsehole Horse. He doesn't look fine. He looks fat as fvck.

Rexob wrote:When will people learn muscles don't make you good at boxing.

Neither does obesity

Taansend wrote:

Rexob wrote:When will people learn muscles don't make you good at boxing.

Neither does obesity

He's never been that type of fighter but still the real champion of the world few months training he will be back better than before Fury hasn't even hit his prime years yet.

Rexob wrote:

Taansend wrote:

Rexob wrote:When will people learn muscles don't make you good at boxing.

Neither does obesity

He's never been that type of fighter but still the real champion of the world few months training he will be back better than before Fury hasn't even hit his prime years yet.

What makes you think he'll be better than ever? If he is indeed diagnosed and treated for Bipolar disorder, he may not even be able to get licenced in the UK, and who knows what effect the medication will have on him physically and mentally, these are powerful medications, that have numerous and wide ranging physiological and neurological effects. If he isn't medicated, then he's likely to have difficulty maintaining control and discipline. Bipolar is a terrible lifelong disorder.

Horse wrote:He looks fine.

Your devotion to Tyson Fury would be more comical if it weren't a bit sad.

Nice shape.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Rexob wrote:

Taansend wrote:
Neither does obesity

He's never been that type of fighter but still the real champion of the world few months training he will be back better than before Fury hasn't even hit his prime years yet.

What makes you think he'll be better than ever? If he is indeed diagnosed and treated for Bipolar disorder, he may not even be able to get licenced in the UK, and who knows what effect the medication will have on him physically and mentally, these are powerful medications, that have numerous and wide ranging physiological and neurological effects. If he isn't medicated, then he's likely to have difficulty maintaining control and discipline. Bipolar is a terrible lifelong disorder.

Let's hope he is on a high for a while then

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Horse wrote:He looks fine.

Climb out of his arsehole Horse. He doesn't look fine. He looks fat as fvck.

Bloody hell.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Rexob wrote:

Taansend wrote:
Neither does obesity

He's never been that type of fighter but still the real champion of the world few months training he will be back better than before Fury hasn't even hit his prime years yet.

What makes you think he'll be better than ever? If he is indeed diagnosed and treated for Bipolar disorder, he may not even be able to get licenced in the UK, and who knows what effect the medication will have on him physically and mentally, these are powerful medications, that have numerous and wide ranging physiological and neurological effects. If he isn't medicated, then he's likely to have difficulty maintaining control and discipline. Bipolar is a terrible lifelong disorder.

Ha'way James man, have a word with yourself. Haven't you heard that drug addiction, heavy alcohol consumption, an unhealthy diet, a mental health problem, suicidal thoughts and a complete lack of motivation are the perfect tools for a heavyweight boxer?

It's worked for Fury so far.

Rexob wrote:It's worked for Fury so far.

and plenty of men before

samwbr wrote:

Rexob wrote:It's worked for Fury so far.

and plenty of men before

Exactly these type of fighters hit the peak of sports even with all their problem's amazing individuals

Rexob wrote:Exactly these type of fighters hit the peak of sports even with all their problem's amazing individuals

Yes, Tyson Fury is an incredible human being.

I bet Meaty Mick was over the moon when he saw that photo.... time to sign on Mick, you'll earn no money off Tyson for a long time. At least the big guy looks happy :)

keithmoonhangover wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Rexob wrote:
He's never been that type of fighter but still the real champion of the world few months training he will be back better than before Fury hasn't even hit his prime years yet.

What makes you think he'll be better than ever? If he is indeed diagnosed and treated for Bipolar disorder, he may not even be able to get licenced in the UK, and who knows what effect the medication will have on him physically and mentally, these are powerful medications, that have numerous and wide ranging physiological and neurological effects. If he isn't medicated, then he's likely to have difficulty maintaining control and discipline. Bipolar is a terrible lifelong disorder.

Ha'way James man, have a word with yourself. Haven't you heard that drug addiction, heavy alcohol consumption, an unhealthy diet, a mental health problem, suicidal thoughts and a complete lack of motivation are the perfect tools for a heavyweight boxer?

I apologise profusely. What was I thinking?

keithmoonhangover wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Rexob wrote:
He's never been that type of fighter but still the real champion of the world few months training he will be back better than before Fury hasn't even hit his prime years yet.

What makes you think he'll be better than ever? If he is indeed diagnosed and treated for Bipolar disorder, he may not even be able to get licenced in the UK, and who knows what effect the medication will have on him physically and mentally, these are powerful medications, that have numerous and wide ranging physiological and neurological effects. If he isn't medicated, then he's likely to have difficulty maintaining control and discipline. Bipolar is a terrible lifelong disorder.

Ha'way James man, have a word with yourself. Haven't you heard that drug addiction, heavy alcohol consumption, an unhealthy diet, a mental health problem, suicidal thoughts and a complete lack of motivation are the perfect tools for a heavyweight boxer?

Don't let the Fury di*k riders fool you. Even without all of this stuff he would have lost within his next three fights anyway. Amongst wannabe boxing purists he's the most overrated active boxer by miles.

Killer Blow wrote:Don't let the Fury di*k riders fool you. Even without all of this stuff he would have lost within his next three fights anyway. Amongst wannabe boxing purists he's the most overrated active boxer by miles.

Nope.

Killer Blow wrote:he would have lost within his next three fights anyway.

I don't want to detract from your wonderful statement, but how do you know he would have lost his next three fights, when you don't know who the second and third fights would be against?

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Killer Blow wrote:he would have lost within his next three fights anyway.

I don't want to detract from your wonderful statement, but how do you know he would have lost his next three fights, when you don't know who the second and third fights would be against?

Sorry I'll rephrase that: he would have lost within his next 3 fights against elite opposition.

Killer Blow wrote:Sorry I'll rephrase that: he would have lost within his next 3 fights against elite opposition.

Who's elite?

Horse wrote:

Killer Blow wrote:Sorry I'll rephrase that: he would have lost within his next 3 fights against elite opposition.

Who's elite?

Parker would beat him, Ortiz would probably beat him and Wilder would have a 50% chance of beating him.

I don't think any of those three would have beaten a fully fit Fury

nor does 5 stone of spare tyre round your midriff.

hal73 wrote:Does anyone on these forums think Fury will ever fight again? Six month's and he be back in shape again.

For a payday yes.... whether or not he gets into shape is a different question.

I would happily get beaten up by Joshua for a £10 mil payday