Tommy fury denied entry to the US
Posted: 28 Jun 2022, 10:53
You can guess why. I suppose the fake fights off.
I heard you can't check they will not tell you , just got to go and see if they turn you away , i know i did have to fill out forms and let them know i had no convictions , but jeez if its because you knew or had worked for someone they consider dodgy , its a bit harsh , lad misses out on life changing moneyControversial wrote: ↑28 Jun 2022, 11:34 I can’t believe they sign contracts without checking on stuff like this first. Seems like basic common sense to me
He's put a video out. It sounds like he was refused to fly out of Heathrow as his ESTA was denied, he said he doesn't know why but was told "he knew why".coneye wrote: ↑28 Jun 2022, 11:47I heard you can't check they will not tell you , just got to go and see if they turn you away , i know i did have to fill out forms and let them know i had no convictions , but jeez if its because you knew or had worked for someone they consider dodgy , its a bit harsh , lad misses out on life changing moneyControversial wrote: ↑28 Jun 2022, 11:34 I can’t believe they sign contracts without checking on stuff like this first. Seems like basic common sense to me
He could but their main income stream will be Showtime PPV. Options would be hold it at a reasonable U.K. time but lower PPV numbers or make it at a silly time in the U.K.Controversial wrote: ↑28 Jun 2022, 12:29 Why can't Paul fight in the UK if this is going to be an issue?

ExactlyControversial wrote: ↑28 Jun 2022, 11:34 I can’t believe they sign contracts without checking on stuff like this first. Seems like basic common sense to me
I could be wrong, but pretty sure the US deliberately don’t tell people until the last minute, and sometimes they’ll let them travel all the way before telling them. Good way of not tipping people off that they’re in trouble. And if it’s someone who they actively want to arrest / interview, it means they can just grab them in the airport immediately before the guy knows anything is wrong.Controversial wrote: ↑28 Jun 2022, 11:34 I can’t believe they sign contracts without checking on stuff like this first. Seems like basic common sense to me
Exactly right.Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑28 Jun 2022, 13:06I could be wrong, but pretty sure the US deliberately don’t tell people until the last minute, and sometimes they’ll let them travel all the way before telling them. Good way of not tipping people off that they’re in trouble. And if it’s someone who they actively want to arrest / interview, it means they can just grab them in the airport immediately before the guy knows anything is wrong.Controversial wrote: ↑28 Jun 2022, 11:34 I can’t believe they sign contracts without checking on stuff like this first. Seems like basic common sense to me