Wlad knows Fury is gonna be a toughie thats why he's wanting options ...fairplay to big tyson for agreeing , he probably didn't have to as he was mandatory after all said an done
Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
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CiganoBoxer
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Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
http://www.boxingnewsonline.net/tyson-f ... ch-clause/
Wlad knows Fury is gonna be a toughie thats why he's wanting options ...fairplay to big tyson for agreeing , he probably didn't have to as he was mandatory after all said an done

Wlad knows Fury is gonna be a toughie thats why he's wanting options ...fairplay to big tyson for agreeing , he probably didn't have to as he was mandatory after all said an done
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Why say fair play to Tyson for agreeing, when he clearly says "I had to agree to it for the fight"?
Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
If Wlad requests it it would only be because he lost.
In which case Tyson would be in line for a huge pay day against a 40 year old that he has already beat.
No brainer for Tyson
In which case Tyson would be in line for a huge pay day against a 40 year old that he has already beat.
No brainer for Tyson
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CiganoBoxer
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
He had to agree because of the extra money bird brain ....mandatory don't have to agree to any options last time i checked .Boxerbeetle wrote:Why say fair play to Tyson for agreeing, when he clearly says "I had to agree to it for the fight"?
Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Doesn't Wlad usually have these?
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
I would be amazed if he didn't. But maybe it's because he knows Fury will be a 'toughie'crusader wrote:Doesn't Wlad usually have these?
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CiganoBoxer
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
So what you saying then brid brain ? Fury had to agree to it ?Boxerbeetle wrote:I would be amazed if he didn't. But maybe it's because he knows Fury will be a 'toughie'crusader wrote:Doesn't Wlad usually have these?
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Well that's exactly what he said in the article you linked to. But obviously he could have refused and let it go to purse bids where he'd have got the sharp end of an 80/20 split and no rematch clause anyway.CiganoBoxer wrote:So what you saying then brid brain ? Fury had to agree to it ?Boxerbeetle wrote:I would be amazed if he didn't. But maybe it's because he knows Fury will be a 'toughie'crusader wrote:Doesn't Wlad usually have these?
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CiganoBoxer
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
so it was for money then ? 
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
I have no idea what point you're trying to make now 
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
As have most heavyweight champions at some point.crusader wrote:Doesn't Wlad usually have these?
Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
CiganoBoxer wrote:So what you saying then brid brain ? Fury had to agree to it ?Boxerbeetle wrote:I would be amazed if he didn't. But maybe it's because he knows Fury will be a 'toughie'crusader wrote:Doesn't Wlad usually have these?
Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Yes, by agreeing to Wlad's demands they were able to avoid purse bids, which would likely have been won by Warren and the fight shown on Bnation.CiganoBoxer wrote:so it was for money then ?
By avoiding purse bids it opened up the possibility of having the fight on Sky ppv, and thus making Fury a huge wedge.
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lillywhite14
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Wlad will nearly always have such an option in his fights. Vitali had two rematch clauses with Chisora didn't he? ( well, one was for a rematch the other to fight Wlad )
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Datsue
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
lillywhite14 wrote:Wlad will nearly always have such an option in his fights. Vitali had two rematch clauses with Chisora didn't he? ( well, one was for a rematch the other to fight Wlad )
Yes. If Vitali was still active, then Wlad would have Fury sign up to a rematch then a fight with Vitali as well.
As far as I know, that was standard boilerplate for fighting a Klitschko when both were active. Now it's just Wlad, you get to skip past Big Bro.
Yes, yes he did. If you think Wlad was so terrified of the prospect of fighting Tyson that he suddenly pulled a rematch clause out of his arse, you are very very wrong.CiganoBoxer wrote:So what you saying then brid brain ? Fury had to agree to it ?crusader wrote:Doesn't Wlad usually have these?
As I said above, a rematch clause in Klitschko contracts is AFAIK bog-standard for every fight they have otherwise by your logic Wlad was so scared of Francesco Pianeta that he demanded a rematch clause for that fight, too.
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CiganoBoxer
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
If he's so sure of himself why he want the rematch clause lol
Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Because he can.CiganoBoxer wrote:If he's so sure of himself why he want the rematch clause lol
He calls the shots - he is also a business man.
Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
A lucky punch, its the heavyweights anything can happen...CiganoBoxer wrote:If he's so sure of himself why he want the rematch clause lol
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CiganoBoxer
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
No reason then ...just cause he can ?bripez wrote:Because he can.CiganoBoxer wrote:If he's so sure of himself why he want the rematch clause lol
He calls the shots - he is also a business man.
We both know but u got a pudendum tween your legs an won't dare say
Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Why are were pretending that this is the first time in history a defending champion has had a rematch clause?
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Because fury is the baddest man on the planet and will beat anyone, anywhere, anytime!ILikeBeer wrote:Why are were pretending that this is the first time in history a defending champion has had a rematch clause?
Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
And their gay lover Bellew?freddydoesdallas wrote:Because fury is the baddest man on the planet and will beat anyone, anywhere, anytime!ILikeBeer wrote:Why are were pretending that this is the first time in history a defending champion has had a rematch clause?
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Parson Cross
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Rematch clauses are very common in World title fights.
It's a form of Insurance.
Don't see what all the fuss is about.
It's a form of Insurance.
Don't see what all the fuss is about.
Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Why would he not want one ,, Tyson would know if he flukes it and wins , the next logical fight would be a MASSIVE rematch making Tyson at least 50-50 purse split
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: Klitschko V Fury an rematch clause ?
Aren't the terms already set for the re-match?coneye wrote:Why would he not want one ,, Tyson would know if he flukes it and wins , the next logical fight would be a MASSIVE rematch making Tyson at least 50-50 purse split