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Allas wrote: ↑17 May 2021, 10:21

emallini wrote: ↑17 May 2021, 08:42 I wonder who the judges will give the round if Fury is moving flicking jabs that don't land clean and Joshua is coming forward but missing. I think the early rounds could be like that.

It depends what you like, doesn't it Matt. I wonder how the threeeee judges are scoring it? Let's go to Dave Coldwell who's with Andy Clarke.

Fury will not give most of his money to charity. How many charities have made Fury an ambassador?

I find Fury amusing and irritating in equal measures. Joshua I just got no interest in what so ever .. totally bland and fake.

However - I see Joshua winning very dominantly. I believe the Wilder contests have flattered Fury enormously. And he is at a stage where he truly believes in his own over inflated hype ... this puts huge expectations on him.

Fury is getting away with all his silliness at the moment because he is winning - when he loses it will very quickly turn to ridicule.

tonyevs wrote: ↑17 May 2021, 15:36 I find Fury amusing and irritating in equal measures. Joshua I just got no interest in what so ever .. totally bland and fake.

However - I see Joshua winning very dominantly. I believe the Wilder contests have flattered Fury enormously. And he is at a stage where he truly believes in his own over inflated hype ... this puts huge expectations on him.

Fury is getting away with all his silliness at the moment because he is winning - when he loses it will very quickly turn to ridicule.

Will it? He's been a pro 13 years.

mickey1975 wrote: ↑17 May 2021, 15:53

tonyevs wrote: ↑17 May 2021, 15:36 I find Fury amusing and irritating in equal measures. Joshua I just got no interest in what so ever .. totally bland and fake.

However - I see Joshua winning very dominantly. I believe the Wilder contests have flattered Fury enormously. And he is at a stage where he truly believes in his own over inflated hype ... this puts huge expectations on him.

Fury is getting away with all his silliness at the moment because he is winning - when he loses it will very quickly turn to ridicule.

Will it? He's been a pro 13 years.

In that time a good argument could be made he's only fought two good boxers , Klitchko who was just getting too old then , and Wilder who shown he had a carreer of mismatches and only 1 good punch ,,,, This time its interesting because he's actually up against a guy who can box and can punch .

I am looking forward too this one , because i can't see Fury man handling like he did Wilder second time , not without getting hit with some solid shots , , can't see him running for 12 rnds either without AJ catching up , I just can't see AJ going 12 at a fast pace either so it really does have chess match written all over it , , Looking forward to it and tend to favor AJ , don't know why just think he's got the size and general ability to hurt Fury

Fight could be off, judge rules in favour of Wilder , an absolute sh1tshow,

You gotta be fvcking kidding me

This is probably what Frank knew all along and is why he has been so negative. I expect Fury is going to expect the cut to pay off Wilder to come out of the entire pot rather than just his purse which it probably should.

tyson's side are the ones who glued themselves to wilder by taking a rematch clause on a rematch lol. they basically whored themselves to deontay


lets see if wilder gets offered some nice saudi cash to step aside

what if wilder beats fury? wilder-fury 4 then? hell, why don't they just never stop fighting each other

I think fury also got out and announced it knowing this was coming so that he could look back and say “I did my bit”. Explains His sudden pre announcement announcement.

They’ll pay Wilder step aside

i wonder what the longer term and wider implications might be, in terms of how arbitration (a more cost effective process than court) impacts on rematch agreements. if my memory is correct, fury and wilder agreed there would be a third fight in 2020, but it got shelved because of covid and probably because wilder got a hiding. arguably the arbitration ruling might be a one off and the arbitor has just taken one side over the other in a "does delays caused by covid make an agreement void" sort of way.

Pathetic. Boxing is a joke.

I kinda have to back wilder here, it’s not his fault, he felt he was owed a shot, went though the contracted process and was right...

this thing should of been stopped months ago with cash, I don’t know what it would of cost, couple of million plus a promise to fight the winner mabey?. but now because they just ignored it he has won arbitration it isn’t a mabey, and the aj vs fury fight is made, wilders got a blank check.. he can really get a career high pay day to sit back and have a beer. Probably be able to get contracted fight against the winner too...

Covid was'nt the excuse , Wilder just simply did'nt want it , now he does ,, They should get it on straight away Let Fury smash him again then 3 months later , AJ -Fury ,,,

coneye wrote: ↑17 May 2021, 19:54 Covid was'nt the excuse , Wilder just simply did'nt want it , now he does ,, They should get it on straight away Let Fury smash him again then 3 months later , AJ -Fury ,,,

Pretty sure it was topranks job to make the fight and event, then if wilder refused then it’s done. but I don’t think they never made anything for wilder to refuse. That’s how it sounds like it went down, and would explain wilder winning this remediation process.

mickey1975 wrote: ↑17 May 2021, 15:53

tonyevs wrote: ↑17 May 2021, 15:36 I find Fury amusing and irritating in equal measures. Joshua I just got no interest in what so ever .. totally bland and fake.

However - I see Joshua winning very dominantly. I believe the Wilder contests have flattered Fury enormously. And he is at a stage where he truly believes in his own over inflated hype ... this puts huge expectations on him.

Fury is getting away with all his silliness at the moment because he is winning - when he loses it will very quickly turn to ridicule.

Will it? He's been a pro 13 years.

I believe so. As said - he has been winning the last 13 years.
As we all know; you can go from hero to zero in a very short time.

Just listened to BoxingSocial’s interview with Bob Arum from yesterday. He doesn’t even really acknowledge the possibility of the arbitration going in Wilder’s favour.

They’ve seemingly left Matchroom to get the Saudi deal sorted whilst burying their heads in the sand with the Wilder situation whilst Tyson hasn’t fought in 16 months.

Nice one Arum and team Fury.

Twinkle Toes wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 03:11 Nice one Arum and team Fury.

Why? AJ is an easy win for Tyson for treble the money.

mickey1975 wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 03:38

Twinkle Toes wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 03:11 Nice one Arum and team Fury.

Why? AJ is an easy win for Tyson for treble the money.

I know you hate Joshua and Hearn and are a massive Fury fanboy, but this Widler business is the fault of Fury's team and no one else.

Now we'll see if camp Fury will get their hand's in their pockets - Which by the way I predicted weeks ago was going to happen.