Fury calling Cunningham out on his Ghetto bull****

He got dropped pretty bad, fully admitted, but he has taken a lot of fighters zeros, Fury has risked taking on fellow unbeaten heavyweights and he's beaten better than Pajkic, but he takes the risks, and the bottom line is, Cunningham isn't a heavyweight

 

Are you going to take credit for a single shot from a Tim Burton film?


Yes, absolutely it's from an American film, and I am telling you as an Irishman I found Fury to be cringeworthy at best when I first saw him, but he grows on you and is without a doubt a breath of fresh air

**** the Adrien Broners of the world, Tyson Fury is where its at

 

ah you'd think so but not quite, btw do you even know where I'm from?

 

I realise the butterbean avatar is tongue in cheek but still, you give a lesson in how to completely miss the point, Fury doesn't bring up his background as some kind of intimidation tactic, Cunningham tried to give it the big "I'm a Philly boy, I got shot at going to school!"

Whos gonna fall for that stuff mate, at least being an ex serviceman is more impressive than being from a rough 'hood in philly

 

Very true, And both guys are of similar age, and belts aside, both guys bar 1 win have similar records (hard to imagine Broner and Fury are nearly the same age isn't it?)

 

A litte , I'm playin a devils advocate here, as an ex-Fury critic, he's really really grown on me lately

 

Why wouldhe be scared? who tried to scare him? you're doing it yourself this "he had guns pointed in his face at 13!" "he joined the Navy!"

mate Americans aren't the only people who've seen guns get waved about, and Steve talked about how he started fighting as a kid, do you think Tyson Fury was never in a fistfight as a small child? the gypsies encourage that ****