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tonyevs wrote: ↑23 Jun 2023, 12:51

BigDoofus wrote: ↑23 Jun 2023, 08:30

tonyevs wrote: ↑23 Jun 2023, 08:03
Weird post.
Is your support for AJ for sexual reasons?

No

But is that confirmation your dislike for AJ is for sexual reasons? difficult to understand you linking the two without it being the reason fueling your own infatuation with him

worrying ...

Trying to distance yourself from your weirdness with a "Your Mum" response.

Again. I have no idea if "your mum" has same taste in men as yourself so I will have to pass on that one petal
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“Side-splitting” banter.

Last update was nobody has received an official offer from the Saudis yet.

Not sure how you accept an offer you haven't received?

Redback Rasta wrote: ↑28 Jun 2023, 18:32 Last update was nobody has received an official offer from the Saudis yet.

Not sure how you accept an offer you haven't received?

Probably be a lot of red faces soon , All wondering how they could stall the carreers of the 4 biggest names in boxing on rumors

Tyson Fury says he is just about to announce his next opponent.
Australian Demsey McKean says he is just about to announce his next opponent.

Probably no connection whatsoever but in boxing, discount few possibilities.

Redback Rasta wrote: ↑28 Jun 2023, 21:10 Tyson Fury says he is just about to announce his next opponent.
Australian Demsey McKean says he is just about to announce his next opponent.

Probably no connection whatsoever but in boxing, discount few possibilities.

There’s been a fair bit of talk that McKean is fighting Hrgovic. Who knows though. There’s been far too much talk about potential heavyweight fights and not very few fights.

I recon Fury will announce Decca Heggie next.

Seems all the YouTube/social media hard men are planning on fighting poor little Decca

tonyevs wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 01:53 I recon Fury will announce Decca Heggie next.

Seems all the YouTube/social media hard men are planning on fighting poor little Decca

Really? I put my life on it he doesn’t. You’re getting to engrossed in the YouTube world, Tone. No way Fury v Heggie happens

maverick23 wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 01:36

Redback Rasta wrote: ↑28 Jun 2023, 21:10 Tyson Fury says he is just about to announce his next opponent.
Australian Demsey McKean says he is just about to announce his next opponent.

Probably no connection whatsoever but in boxing, discount few possibilities.

There’s been a fair bit of talk that McKean is fighting Hrgovic. Who knows though. There’s been far too much talk about potential heavyweight fights and not very few fights.

There isn't a good heavyweight fight anywhere to be seen at the present time. We may as well be in COVID lockdown.

I have no evidence to back me up …

I think we have seen the last of Tyson Fury as a professional boxer.

It wouldnt surprise me if we saw Tyson on the same misfits show as his brother Tommy.

Tyson Fury no longer needs professional boxing.

Spud wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 11:30 I have no evidence to back me up …

I think we have seen the last of Tyson Fury as a professional boxer.

It wouldnt surprise me if we saw Tyson on the same misfits show as his brother Tommy.

Tyson Fury no longer needs professional boxing.

I tend to concur - I will be glad to see the back of him if it is true. I will also be glad to see the back of many of the current crop of heavyweights, too many old fighters time for some new blood.

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 11:38

Spud wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 11:30 I have no evidence to back me up …

I think we have seen the last of Tyson Fury as a professional boxer.

It wouldnt surprise me if we saw Tyson on the same misfits show as his brother Tommy.

Tyson Fury no longer needs professional boxing.

I tend to concur - I will be glad to see the back of him if it is true. I will also be glad to see the back of many of the current crop of heavyweights, too many old fighters time for some new blood.

Absolutely

I would not be surprised to see Fury-Jones in a UFC/Boxing crossover in either a straight boxing match or hybrid rules set-up that favors upper body grappling or striking. Ngannou is out because he's in negotiations with Chisora.

https://www.espn.com/mma/schedule/_/league/ufc

Look at the schedule for UFC ppv events. September 9th is in Sydney Australia. Fury wanted a September date. Fury is in Thailand the Muay Thai capital of the world. It kind of makes sense. Or October 21st in the United Arab Emirates.

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 11:38

Spud wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 11:30 I have no evidence to back me up …

I think we have seen the last of Tyson Fury as a professional boxer.

It wouldnt surprise me if we saw Tyson on the same misfits show as his brother Tommy.

Tyson Fury no longer needs professional boxing.

I tend to concur - I will be glad to see the back of him if it is true. I will also be glad to see the back of many of the current crop of heavyweights, too many old fighters time for some new blood.

I agree. Uysk has obviously spooked Fury, and, if one doesn't think one is the best, then it is time to step away.

I also think anyone other than Uysk or Joshua would be a tough sell for a boxing audience. Fury can probably pull a crowd to an arena boxing for another guaranteed victory fight, but I doubt the PPV buys would be great (were the PPV buys for Fury vs Chisora III ever published?).

I suspect he will end up in freak show territory with his brother, in YouTube land.

A good fighter, showed plenty of ticker in the Wilder fights, but the Wild boar incident and the ducking of Uysk are two big black marks against him, in terms of legacy. But that's his choice.

Spud wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 12:18

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 11:38

Spud wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 11:30 I have no evidence to back me up …

I think we have seen the last of Tyson Fury as a professional boxer.

It wouldnt surprise me if we saw Tyson on the same misfits show as his brother Tommy.

Tyson Fury no longer needs professional boxing.

I tend to concur - I will be glad to see the back of him if it is true. I will also be glad to see the back of many of the current crop of heavyweights, too many old fighters time for some new blood.

Absolutely

The number of fighters over 30 in the top 50 is quite staggering.

The only fighter under 25 is Jared Anderson.

The division is pretty much dead, and there doesn't look to be much talent coming through.

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 12:37

Spud wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 12:18

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 11:38

I tend to concur - I will be glad to see the back of him if it is true. I will also be glad to see the back of many of the current crop of heavyweights, too many old fighters time for some new blood.

Absolutely

The number of fighters over 30 in the top 50 is quite staggering.

The only fighter under 25 is Jared Anderson.

The division is pretty much dead, and there doesn't look to be much talent coming through.

Again without much evidence i think Deontay Wilder will win one of the belts again.

I think he absolutely sparks AJ. The only one who beats him is Usyk.

The sad thing is the heavyweight division could
Be so exciting.

Its so predictable of boxing to shaft itself up the a*se

Spud wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 12:46

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 12:37

Spud wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 12:18

Absolutely

The number of fighters over 30 in the top 50 is quite staggering.

The only fighter under 25 is Jared Anderson.

The division is pretty much dead, and there doesn't look to be much talent coming through.

Again without much evidence i think Deontay Wilder will win one of the belts again.

I think he absolutely sparks AJ. The only one who beats him is Usyk.

The sad thing is the heavyweight division could
Be so exciting.

Its so predictable of boxing to shaft itself up the a*se

Maybe so, but he would, like all of them, have to actually fight for that to happen.

Everybody wants a huge payday to engage in any vaguely meaningful fight, Whyte and Ruiz act like they are massive draws, when they are nothing of the sort. They want 20 million pound paydays for non title fights. It's ridiculous.

Basically the top 10 heavyweights are all pretty much semi retired.

big lennox wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 12:37

I agree. Uysk has obviously spooked Fury, and, if one doesn't think one is the best, then it is time to step away.
.

Usyk turned down the Fury fight last December and fled during negotiations this year. Your Goebbelsseque rankings don’t change those facts, although at least you’ve calmed down your Joshua gushings after he again bottled a title tilt.

BigDoofus wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 15:15

big lennox wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 12:37

I agree. Uysk has obviously spooked Fury, and, if one doesn't think one is the best, then it is time to step away.
.

Usyk turned down the Fury fight last December and fled during negotiations this year. Your Goebbelsseque rankings don’t change those facts, although at least you’ve calmed down your Joshua gushings after he again bottled a title tilt.

Ah, Big Doofus, right on queue.

I've no idea why you are referencing the horrific monster that was Goebbels, so I won't respond to that point.


I'm also not quite sure why you hold the view that if a boxing fan is a bit cheesed off with Fury's tedious, and seemingly endless, announcements they must automatically be a Joshua fan.

My favourite fighters in the Heavyweight division are Uysk and Joyce. They both seem great people and are willing to go in with anyone.

Fury didn't even have a coach in place for the 29th April showdown with Uysk.

I would say 99% of the fans have reached the conclusion that Fury doesn't fancy the Uysk fight. And quality world champions like Froch, Bradley, Bellew and Nelson have reached the same conclusion.

Boxing is a very dangerous sport so, if he doesn't fancy it, it is time to get out unless he plays it uber safe, which is what he is done hence one fight in 15 months, against ancient Chisora for the third time.

I think Jones, which would be a farce albeit probably commercially successful with the right promotion. If AJ fights August 12th I think Hrgovic-McKean will be the chief support. If AJ doesn't fight in August I could see Fury-McKean.

Frank called it a "Game Changer". It has to be something "big"

Blueprint wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 16:59 Frank called it a "Game Changer". It has to be something "big"

Who could it be then?
Seriously to be a “game changer”
Intrigued

si7dog7 wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 17:24

Blueprint wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 16:59 Frank called it a "Game Changer". It has to be something "big"

Who could it be then?
Seriously to be a “game changer”
Intrigued

If you genuinely believe it’s a game changer then it’s AJ or Usyk or Francis nganu…. If you accept franks full of shit then it’s probably kownaki or chisora 4….

Blueprint wrote: ↑29 Jun 2023, 16:59 Frank called it a "Game Changer". It has to be something "big"

On DAZN?