Why do people have a hard time accepting that Tyson's resume...

For a man lacking popularity, Tony Hayers gets very aroused when posting on numerous threads about the man.

Another day, the same old tripe posted on another Fury Thread by Phoney Hayers

AND STILL ....... The Lineal Heavyweight Champion of the WORLD TYSOOOOOOOOOON FUUUUUURY

 

None.

Doesn’t have lineal as he retired. Said so himself when he was pretending to be depressed/serving his drug ban.

 

How many has Fury lost in the ring? Help me out please

 

To be fair mate Ruiz was firmly established as a top ten customer in McDonalds, Burger King and KFC

 

Lennox Lewis is now an ATG top 10 HW - was knocked out unconscious by a HW who wasnt even top 15 at the time. Hasim Rahman.

Everyone gets beat if they fight at a high enough level for long enough and do not excessively cherry pick

 

The thing that impresses me about Fury the most is that he is willing to go to the opponents backyard like he did with Klinchko and Wilder. Lesser fighters are terrified about stepping out of their own soil but not the Gypsy King, he'll go anywhere whether it's New York, LA, Dusseldorf, Vegas, Quebec it doesn't matter. A true fighting man it must be said.

 

He only goes abroad because he’s as popular as being told you’ve got a terminal illness in his own country. Booed out of the ring against Pianeta. Wlad rematch sold pathetically in his home town. Can’t sell on his own abroad either to be fair.

 

Explain how the same faded champ where time was up could be better after an 18 months absence out of the ring and 41 years of age.

Sounds like you sent him a birthday card before the Joshua fight wishing him a happy 21st Birthday.

 

He was not knocked unconscious fool.

 

Fury is confirmed as the Lineal Heavyweight Champion - defined as the man who beat the man who has not been defeated in the ring

 

To answer the question, yes I do. I think he'd travel anywhere tbh as has been proven. He didn't have to take Wilder on after a traumatic few years battling all sorts of demons but he did in Wilder's backyard and I had him winning the fight along with a lot of others which really is the sign of a true fighting champion in my eyes. Wilder (who I also admire) admitted himself after the fight that he wasn't overly keen on the rematch yet Fury cops all the blame for it not happening straight away.

 

Hearns deep state repetitive mind programming at the time, toward the sky season ticket holders;

“Whyteleafe, Takam, Povetkin, Martin, Breazeale, Parker, Klitschko”

definitely hasn’t aged well.