Tyson Fury: An Overrated, Cherry-Picking Con Artist

Tyson Fury has just admitted that he wants no part of Dylian Whyte, stating that he will drop the belt if he needs to. This comes days after Fury stated that he was better than Rocky Marciano, Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali. But those guys didn't duck the top contenders of their eras. Fury has never fought Povetkin, Parker, Whyte or Ruiz.

Fury is a slow, fat cherry-picking fraudster. It's easy to be undefeated when you can pick your opponents based on styles. He even ducked the mandatory rematch with Klitschko and had the gaul to call himself the lineal champ. The lineal champ is Anthony Joshua, who did Fury's work for him.

I'm rooting for Deontay Wilder to knock out this overgrown ape with his Alabama Slamma!

 

I don't know why anyone would think I'm trolling.

Anthony Joshua is being treated the same way Ezzard Charles was treated after he won the heavyweight title. Joe Louis had retired, and journalists said that they wouldn't recognize Ezzard as the champ unless he beat the "real" champ Joe Louis. Luckily for Ezzard, Joe Louis made a comeback and the victory gave Ezzard the recognition of all the boxing writers.

Tyson Fury retired from boxing because he was a fat drug addict, and who did people blame? Anthony Joshua, of course. Half of the boxing press still considers Tyson Fury to be the lineal champ, when Joshua is the one who took on the Klitschko fight that Fury avoided. That was a contracted obligation, and Fury ducked it, rescinding his claim to the championship.

How can a boxing fan look at that, then look at Fury's cherry-picking, and be a fan of his? It's mind-boggling. Overweight people (such as Richard Dwyer) are fans of his because he makes them feel like fat people are the best. But everyone else?

 

Actually, AJ doesn't have time to write on this forum because he's too busy fighting real contenders like Alexander Povetkin, Joseph Parker, Andy Ruiz, and Dillian Whyte, all of whom are still being ducked by Tyson Fury. You should be looking for Fury on this forum, since he doesn't actually train for his fights against guys like Otto Wallin, Sefer Seferi and Tom Schwartz.

 

I never said they owned a belt - I said they were contenders. Look it up in the dictionary.

 

I'm sure the fine folks from the Classic Forum can confirm my story about Ezzard Charles.

 

Well, folks, just read this guy's masterpiece and then decide which one of us is capable of making intelligent and concise points.