Tyson Fury Has Effectively Ruined the Heavyweight Division Choosing To Fight a Freak Show Scrub

There was more to it. He couldn’t acquire a boxing license because he tested positive for PED’s.

 

I want to see the best fight each other. That makes me a boxing fan.

You hero worship and do armchair accounting for a coward. That makes you a fanboy.

 

No. Those who expected him to lose weren't the ones walking into the ring so they do not have any bearing on the pressure he would have experienced fighting on a stage that huge for the first time in his career. Ability to handle that type of pressure on that level has to be built up over time. Fury handled it extremely well given his level of experience.
And I assure you Fury himself wasn't expecting to lose , he was fully expecting to win , as he had set his sights on beating Klitschko since the day he turned pro. There's also family pride and honor involved for a man like him , not to mention his undefeated record. So to say he felt no pressure in that fight is just silly.

 

You really are a terrible poster.

You're filled with so much emotion, that you are unable to even hold a debate.

Labelling Tyson as a coward, and labelling him as someone's hero, just because they don't agree with you.

These rants of yours are akin to Joe.Boxer's.

If you want an ACTUAL debate, then me and other posters will gladly give you one. But I'm not not going to trade childlike insults with you to address the above nonsense that you have posted.

 

Here's me thinking his mental health may have been a factor.

How silly of me.

 

You would take the bait. He wouldn’t have bern allowed to fight either way.

 

I, like everybody else wants to see the best fight the best.

I'm not jumping up and down with joy that he's fighting Schwarz next. But what I am happy about, is the fact that he's still in a good frame of mind, he's still in good physical shape, and he's just signed a huge deal where he's obligated to remain active.

That is a huge boost to the division.

I don't care how much money he makes. The point I was making, was that this deal will obviously lead to bigger and better things.

He's not going to be paid huge money to fight 5 guys of the calibre of Tom Schwarz.

The deal obviously hopes to see him rematching Wilder and then fighting AJ.

ESPN are huge and Arum has been in the game years.

It would have been nice to see an instant rematch will Wilder. But as long as it happens at some point, which I'm sure it will, there's nothing wrong with a keep busy fight in the meantime.

 

Take what bait?

You don't think he was mentally ill?

 

Taking a fight with Tom Schwarz is not evidence that he’s (1) in good physical shape, (2) of sound mind, or (3) willing to take bigger fights. It creates suspicion that one or more of those areas is a problem.

Fury is a bull**** artist and it wouldn’t be surprising if he tries to juice that deal while ultimately inducing financial loses for ESPN.

 

You don’t get it. There are plenty of boxers with mental illnesss. Mental illness doesn’t pop up in your late twenties and vanish after a year or two. Mental illness comes in early adulthood and is there to stay with ebbs and flows.

Fury tested positive for PED’s and couldn’t get a boxing license. Because he’s well versed in manipulation, he spun the fiasco into a noble effort to conquer his mental health issues and the media and gullible fans ate it up. I imagine that a heavyweight champion would be sad if they were stripped of their belt and barred from boxing due to PED use...but it’s no coincidence whatsoever that the conquering of his “demons” coincided exactly with the timeframe when he was once again allowed to hold a boxing license.

 

Sure. Still doesn’t give him a pass to fight complete no hopers after showing what he’s capable of in his last fight.

Breazeale has already been knocked out by AJ, so have Whyte and Povetkin, doesn’t mean they’re poor opponents. Breazeale is certainly a far better opponent than Schwartz.

 

Most of the content of this post only exists in your own head. Please spare us the script writing and stick to facts.

Thanks....

PS: Of the top three current HWs, Fury 2.0 was the last to the party, and somehow the fact the big fights are not happening is all his fault? What about Wilder and Joshua's fake dance for nearly two years? How's Fury to blame for that?

 

You have no idea what you're talking about. Mental illness doesn't just strike in early adulthood - typically it does, but not always. There's no time stamp for mental health issues. Total nonsense.

Can its impact be brought under control (vanish) after a year or two? If properly treated and managed, yes it can... although that is by no means typical and depends on the condition and its severity. Relapse is also something that's an ongoing issue.

Please, spare us the pop-psychology. It's embarrassing...