Tyson Fury comeback hint

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Tyson Fury comeback hint

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He’s posted on his Instagram “did you miss me”

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bruh you barely been gone, give it more time
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I'd guess Tyson would side with Turki if he does come back, whatever happens.
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Not even surprised.

Was waiting for this day …
He really should give it a few years. :lol:

If he wasn’t retired, he would have probably had his next match in Summer anyway.
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As boring as it is predictable. How can you miss someone when they haven't really been away?
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Deserter wrote: 10 Mar 2025, 17:14 As boring as it is predictable. How can you miss someone when they haven't really been away?
Didn’t miss him at all..
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Queensbury are putting it out now.
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Oh wow, amazing, can't believe it, so shocking, really thought it was for real this time, he had us all, oh well never mind.
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When Mike Tyson fought Lennox Lewis, he'd been a pro for 17 years and was 35.. Lennox had been a pro 13 years and was 36. I remember at the time thinking that whilst it was still a huge fight, it was a money grab between two old fighters both past their bests, particularly Tyson.

By summer, Tyson Fury will have been a pro for almost 17 years and be 36. AJ will have been a pro for almost 12 years and be 35.

What goes around comes around, history repeats itself and there are always punters who will work all week and get drawn into watching a scrap at the weekend.

PS, when you compare the resumes of Tyson and Lewis with Fury and AJ you see how shocking things are now. Usyk is the only quality fighter on their records that wasn't ancient and held together with jubilee clips and super-glue (Wlad).
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Sounds like it’s him appearing in soccer aid rather than a fight.
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a force wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 03:17 Sounds like it’s him appearing in soccer aid rather than a fight.
I don't watch football, what's the equivalent of sending somebody to field at long leg and putting them at number 11 in the batting order?
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a force wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 03:17 Sounds like it’s him appearing in soccer aid rather than a fight.
I reckon you're right. Soccer aid 2025 is at the Manchester united stadium (theatre of dreams) Fury is involved as co manager of the England team along with Rooney.
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a force wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 03:17 Sounds like it’s him appearing in soccer aid rather than a fight.
I assumed that when he walked out on to the pitch.

Isn't soccer aid always at Old Trafford
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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 04:05
a force wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 03:17 Sounds like it’s him appearing in soccer aid rather than a fight.
I assumed that when he walked out on to the pitch.

Isn't soccer aid always at Old Trafford
I think so.
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a force wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 05:33
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 04:05
a force wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 03:17 Sounds like it’s him appearing in soccer aid rather than a fight.
I assumed that when he walked out on to the pitch.

Isn't soccer aid always at Old Trafford
I think so.
According to this..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer_Ai ... r_Aid_2025

He's gonna be a coach/manager role
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Just seen Billy Joe Saunders Instagram showing him in his car and fair to say he isn’t gonna be making a comeback any time soon. The dude is huge.
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No, I don't miss you, Tyson.
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jameswilson wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 05:48 Just seen Billy Joe Saunders Instagram showing him in his car and fair to say he isn’t gonna be making a comeback any time soon. The dude is huge.
can't even get the seatbelt on anymore.

he's one-upping Eubank's KFC bucket antics
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Jimmy2025 wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 01:34 When Mike Tyson fought Lennox Lewis, he'd been a pro for 17 years and was 35.. Lennox had been a pro 13 years and was 36. I remember at the time thinking that whilst it was still a huge fight, it was a money grab between two old fighters both past their bests, particularly Tyson.

By summer, Tyson Fury will have been a pro for almost 17 years and be 36. AJ will have been a pro for almost 12 years and be 35.

What goes around comes around, history repeats itself and there are always punters who will work all week and get drawn into watching a scrap at the weekend.

PS, when you compare the resumes of Tyson and Lewis with Fury and AJ you see how shocking things are now. Usyk is the only quality fighter on their records that wasn't ancient and held together with jubilee clips and super-glue (Wlad).
AJ smashes Fury at this point, like the old Iron Mike was finally no match for Lewis
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I don't think this topic warrants a comment so I'm not going to comment.
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MasterG wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 06:31 I don't think this topic warrants a comment so I'm not going to comment.
And there's the comment :lol:
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Phew looks like it’s football related
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did we miss what exactly

he is washed up just like wilder and other than the aj fight so they both have a big payday which neither really need should stay retired .
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Soccer Aid is to football what that trash influencer boxing is to boxing minus the pissy fans that moan about it ruining the integrity of the sport
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handsofstone wrote: 11 Mar 2025, 10:48 Soccer Aid is to football what that trash influencer boxing is to boxing minus the pissy fans that moan about it ruining the integrity of the sport
But..... Let's not forget it's for charity too...

Last year alone, they raised £15 million for Unicef.

So at least it's a good cause.
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