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From what I can see on social media there appears to have been a sea change, Tyson Fury seems to represent the Everyman.

David Haye, if you will pardon my language, seems to be perceived as a c**t.

Is this accurate?

Tyson Fury always has been always will be. His latest interview just proves what an honest and open guy he is, also a bit of a nutcase but he cracks me up and I want to see him v a Klitschko. We all know how Haye v a Klitschko ends.

Fury is an over-hyped bell end. He tries too hard to be a d1ck, isn't very good and nowhere near as good as some think he is. To me, he just comes across as a c*ck.

bengulnaci1 wrote:Fury is an over-hyped bell end. He tries too hard to be a d1ck, isn't very good and nowhere near as good as some think he is. To me, he just comes across as a c*ck.

So who are you favouring??

bengulnaci1 wrote:Fury is an over-hyped bell end. He tries too hard to be a d1ck, isn't very good and nowhere near as good as some think he is. To me, he just comes across as a c*ck.

...that, actually, sounds like both of them.

Boxing Prospect wrote:

bengulnaci1 wrote:Fury is an over-hyped bell end. He tries too hard to be a d1ck, isn't very good and nowhere near as good as some think he is. To me, he just comes across as a c*ck.

...that, actually, sounds like both of them.

Actually, that's a fair point ;;-)

I suppose I prefer Haye, mainly because he is more talented (imo), the better fighter and he is a Londoner (like me).

I prefer Haye.

Don't get me wrong, he's acted like a bit of a tool since he moved up to heavyweight. In fact, he's acted like a lot of a tool. But I believe it's more of an act to sell fights than anything. And it works. It's annoying, but not as annoying as Fury.

Fury's Channel Five rant against David Price, for example. What a gimp.

I ask myself who I'd most like to see fighting Wladimir. The answer to that is Fury, so I want Fury to win.

I personally think the stick Haye has taken over this cut is strange. Maybe a case of the boy who cried wolf because of the laughable toe excuse. However why would he purposely postpone and risk ruining a massive pay day against someone who he is better than? Fury has grown on me but he's just not a natural, seems to be forced when he's in press conferences. He comes across better in more relaxed interviews with the likes of Kugan. I still want Haye to win and, as long as he lands clean, he will do.

danamba7 wrote:However why would he purposely postpone and risk ruining a massive pay day against someone who he is better than?

Maybe Haye doesn't think that he is better.

Fury doesn't stand a chance but I'd love him to KO Haye!

I hope Haye wins after seeing all the drivel wrote on here about him