Tyson Fury to be exact This content is protected First to come will be his feature length documentary on NETFLIX Followed by a demolition job on a dosser, a bodybuilding bum at Wembley in the UK - which will be the biggest fight of the year, which is a sad reflection of where boxing currently is. Then finally prove his worth by beating Usyk in a trilogy for the ages, a trilogy that nobody said they wanted only for men to weep tears of joy upon beholding such a joy.
Not seen one person who looks good taking that. Amount of mentally defunct celebs destroyed by it...we'll probably get a death or two from it. They have mental illness because even with the lost weight they still keep taking it till they turn into anorexic sticks.
It will give the forum something to talk about. Every second thread will be about Fury again - not that there aren't enough already.
Inject it into my viens "Oleksandr Usyk bemoans lack of crowd after his KO1 win over Wilder. Viewing figures flop in the negative, says he misses his best friend Tyson Belly" Overshadowed by Fury AJ as British casuals prove to be the unwavering powerhouse of boxing viewership.
Usyk broke him but he will return. The Dark Knight Rises. This content is protected This content is protected He's been in training all year...
The real question is - who has the cringiest TV series ? Megan Markle or Tyson Fury. Or are they equally terrible ?
In 2026 Fury will be too busy still living in denial, having more mental breakdowns, and nursing hangovers and sore noses.
Well, you are a fan, right? Go with it! The reality is that he might announce tomorrow that he is staying retired...because that's our Tyson. But if he wants another go, I'd like to see him back, either to fight Joshua, or maybe target Wardley for an in-house title fight. I feel that Tyson and Joshua are both very close to being great themselves, and if they fought it out the winner would get there. So why not? And of course, winning another belt, off Wardley or anyone else, would put him over the top. And, if he wanted to stay retired, that's all right too.
I think the AJ fight will be nervous one. The best time to fight AJ was the time AJ truly ducked him, right when Fury had beaten Wilder again and AJ had lost to Usyk again. Fury was in a very good position to win that fight. Hearn and AJ knew that and so were happy to get out of that free title shot and massive payday. The best time to beat Fury was the time AJ wouldn't give 50/50 on Fury's comeback. Shows what a mong AJ is because Fury was only going to get harder to beat after that. Now he's declined a bit from the peak of his comeback but so has AJ. Now both have lost the edge they had over each other at certain points. I think the fight is a bit too close for comfort these days. Imagine if Fury got KO'd by AJ, it would be one of the worst things that ever happened in boxing.
I'm a boxing fan. Whatever Fury does, this place will hang off every word, every action and every inaction. He is an addiction to many here. He's what they get up for in the morning and the last thing they think of before they go to sleep.