How does Fury motivate himself to fight bums continually atm? Same question almost to Wilder?

I dont need any of that, I am quite content sitting at home with a McFlurry listening to the news that Whyte is cleared.

I wont even be overexcited because I know it will happen.

You are gonna be wrong as usual, and I am gonna be right as usual. Which is the natural order of the universe.

 

I think it's obvious the first two fights before Wilder were tune-ups after being a fat degenerate, so they were actually challenges at the time. Pianeta is past it but was a contender, so maybe it was a nervous fight as the first real HW fight back.
After Wilder he fought two guys, one was easy for him, the other gave him a war which means he was probably pretty good. Fury wasn't so motivated for Wallin I think that's clear, his performance was a bit lazy early on. So he probably HAS run out of motivation to fight non champs as of now.

 

No, no. No need to apologise, old bean. I'm simply not into WWE and pantomimes and mud wrestling and Hulk Bogan like yourself. I know I give the impression of knowing everything ... but alas, in that area my knowledge is lacking. Simply never had the interest, I'm afraid.

 

At least Ruiz had the bollocks to fight AJ

Ortiz and Wilder didn't

 

Well, Ortiz wasn't bad ... but he probably would have won if they hadn't taken away his heart meds and given Wilder like a half hour timeout to recover from the spanking Gramps was putting on him.

 

Ortiz got offered the chance to fight AJ for 6 Million

And with a Robert De Niro Accent:"you BLEW IT!!!!"

 

Aj cherry picked Ruiz as he thought he was going to be a roll over like the rest of the short and stumpy fighters he fought.

Ortiz and Wilder begged Joshua to fight years ago yet he did everything he could to avoid those fights.

These are well established facts which only matchroom whores and trolls ignore.

 

On 6 weeks notice.

He had the chance to fight him as mandatory 3 years ago yet Joshua wrote a letter to the WBA and begged them to remove him from mandatory position.

It doesn't matter now anywhere considering both Joshua and you drug cheating hero Dillian Whyte are considered complete drug cheating jokes and have no belts.

 

Anyone on this forum would fight AJ on 6 weeks notice for 6 millions pounds.

And Ortiz is a 6 foot 4 245 pound supposedly decorated HW profesisonal boxer.

STFU stephanie

 

No he didn't, he dead going to fight Miller, which was defo a **** fight, and then he popped dirty and Ruiz was a late replacement.

In 2017, Joshua fought Klitschko, top 3 HW
Then he was told to face his Mando's, he tried to fight Pulev who pulled out and he fought late replacement Takam.

2018, he fought Parker for a Unification, then his WBA Mando Povetkin

Ortiz never had a chance to fight Joshua, he never ducked him.
Wilder never sent a real offer and we know it. It's been disproven plenty of times.

Recently Ortiz AND Wilder both turned down offers with figures higher than 5* there largest career payday, in the USA.
Both pussied the **** out.

 

You tell 'em George, bunch of pussies.

Not to mention the 12 million USD dollars that Whyte put up for Wilder to just GIVE HIM A CHANCE at the title.

American and Cuban bums rolled together in one gay cigar. Twice.

 

Ruiz was a last minute replacement and a cherry pick gone wrong. He fought a great fight and the rest is history. I think the next fight will be much closer and wouldn’t be surprised if AJ wins. I’m rooting for Ruiz!

 

It boils down to this, be a schmuck all your life, or be king for a night, and Ruiz made it as king for a night.

Ortiz chose to be schmuck for a lifetime

Weldone Ruiz, viva mexico, you deserve it buddy, big cahonas. Mad respect son

 

He was a late replacement who they chose. What part of that don't you understand?

You're making up your own stories here, which again shows you don't know what you're talking about and just regurgitating garbage which you heard from other morons.

Read....

The WBA have ordered Anthony Joshua to fight No 1 ranked challenger Luis Ortiz

'Both parties were duly notified that, as of August 3rd, they have 30 days to reach an agreement or the fight will be called to purse bids.'

According to the resolution sent on January 11th, 2017, to both parties, it was reported that the winner of the Joshua-Klitschko fight, held on April 29th, 2017, had to face Ortiz after 120 days,'

'95 days have passed and, for this reason, the Championships Committee ordered to negotiate a fight between the British and Cuban boxers.

So that buries your misguided belief that Ortiz never had a chance to fight Joshua, casual

Again more made up rubbish.

It was never proven only denied by a proven liar in Eddie Hearn.

Everyone else confirmed the deal was real including, Barry Hearn, Frank Warren, Tyson Fury and Joshua himself.

Regardless Wilder accepted their low ball flat fee offer of 15 million to fight at Wembley before Eddie Hearn pulled out and made up a bogus excuse that they couldn't book the venue for September. Then weeks later books the venue for a fight with Povetkin.

These are the facts. Do you understand what facts mean? Proven, not belief, not guessing and not making up stories. It's on record.

Now don't waste my time posting casual matchroom peddled garbage that is easily refutable.[/QUOTE][/QUOTE]

 

Well they would've had Ortiz but we know how that went...

No it's not, but if it makes you feel better that's fine.