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I have a feeling..

They were just involved in an altercation in Cologne..

Charr makes sense as a comeback opponent

That would be a perfect comeback fight. Decent name, little power, not much chin, but pretty tough and can talk enough trash to help sell the fight.

Makes sense as a comeback fight for Fury.

Tyson Fury doesn't have a boxing license and he probably wouldn't pass the medical either.

Enlightened-One wrote:Tyson Fury doesn't have a boxing license and he probably wouldn't pass the medical either.

Yeh, not right away.. when he does get fit eventually.. he has Charr to go after

Ruthless-RKO wrote:

Enlightened-One wrote:Tyson Fury doesn't have a boxing license and he probably wouldn't pass the medical either.

Yeh, not right away.. when he does get fit eventually.. he has Charr to go after

It might seem ridiculous, but after the ordeal that Tyson Fury has went through, coupled with his current physical conditioning and weight problems, I’d rather see him face easier opposition, like Jason Gavern, Raphael Zumbano Love, Mark de Mori & Arnold Gjergjaj, instead of someone mediocre like Manuel Charr.

I feel that the priority for Fury is to go through a couple of training camps to re-establish his fitness levels without his durability or his frail mind-set being moderately extended.

In my mind, Manuel Charr would be a decent third opponent, but if Fury somehow manages to regain his fitness levels far quicker than I expect, then he may be a good fighter for him to face on his second comeback bout.

I hope he comes back. I'm not convinced it's going to happen

Enlightened-One wrote:

Ruthless-RKO wrote:

Enlightened-One wrote:Tyson Fury doesn't have a boxing license and he probably wouldn't pass the medical either.

Yeh, not right away.. when he does get fit eventually.. he has Charr to go after

It might seem ridiculous, but after the ordeal that Tyson Fury has went through, coupled with his current physical conditioning and weight problems, I’d rather see him face easier opposition, like Jason Gavern, Raphael Zumbano Love, Mark de Mori & Arnold Gjergjaj, instead of someone mediocre like Manuel Charr.

I feel that the priority for Fury is to go through a couple of training camps to re-establish his fitness levels without his durability or his frail mind-set being moderately extended.

In my mind, Manuel Charr would be a decent third opponent, but if Fury somehow manages to regain his fitness levels far quicker than I expect, then he may be a good fighter for him to face on his second comeback bout.

I see your point but the level of opponents is far too low imo for the ex world champ

Sky sports news reporting fury vs charr rumours

Still a better opponent than any of ajs

Other than klitschko

http://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12 ... frontation

I seen the video, it did seem a bit staged though..

The Gypsy King would slap Charr about with one of his tits

charr is awful.

IMO, if Fury backslides this far in his "comeback fight," then it could delay his recovery. Hopefully after the Charr fight, Fury is back in the saddle with a top 20 opponent within 3.5 months.

Dont expect this anytime soon. Fury stated he is not back in the gym in a recent youtube interview

Fury isn't coming back anytime soon. He is the size of House from Police Academy and without a licence or PEDS, he'll eat himself into oblivion.

He hasn't the stamina, dedication or brains to be a boxing legend.

Loki wrote:Fury isn't coming back anytime soon. He is the size of House from Police Academy and without a licence or PEDS, he'll eat himself into oblivion.

He hasn't the stamina, dedication or brains to be a boxing legend.

But he is already legendary in the UK, and likely always will be.

Tanzio wrote:

Loki wrote:Fury isn't coming back anytime soon. He is the size of House from Police Academy and without a licence or PEDS, he'll eat himself into oblivion.

He hasn't the stamina, dedication or brains to be a boxing legend.

But he is already legendary in the UK, and likely always will be.

Really? I live in London and I don't think him legendary. He beat an ageing Klitschko (full credit for that win). But, he can't be considered a great champion. Cmon...