Tyson Fury = Disgrace

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  1. MexicanJew

    MexicanJew Jajajajajaja Full Member

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    As I have said many times before.

    He punched himself in the face with his own uppercut.

    I shall repeat that,

    He threw an uppercut, and punched himself

    AS IN HE PUNCHED HIMSELF WITH HIS OWN ****ING PUNCH

    And got stunned.


    Need I say more? If there was ever more a foretelling of doom and overly hyped failure, I have yet to see it. It makes Khan baby bird KO look heroic. At least it was another fighter throwing the punch that knocked him out.
     
  2. Cachibatches

    Cachibatches Boxing Junkie banned

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    Jesus Christ. He is coming off of an injury, and wanted a different guy (the a Russsian who's name alludes me: "Molecule from hell").

    Give him some credit for having 7 fights in 7 months, and being signed to fight a McDermott in a couple of months.

    Haters.
     
  3. Guy

    Guy Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    More Brit hate from the pinheaded idiot, yep Fury looked out of shape but not to the fat **** standards of your great heavyweight hope Chris Arreola....
     
  4. Cachibatches

    Cachibatches Boxing Junkie banned

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    I just don't get it.

    20 years old, 6'9", fast hands, terrific combinations, goes to the body well, power thus far especially to the body, 7 fights in 7 months, signed to fight Mcdermott already, and all they can do is hate because the man is in comparable shape to any American heavyeight.

    And this is a proud yank talking.

    How about we give the man 2 years or so and then reneder a judgement?
     
  5. Guy

    Guy Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Exactly man, ok last nights opponent was poor but that doesn't happen in a boxers career ever does it?

    It's just a ridiculous trolling thread by a repetitive idiot.
     
  6. Cachibatches

    Cachibatches Boxing Junkie banned

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    And you know, is oppoents have not been that bad for this stage of his carrer.

    It is traditional for the first group of fighters in a prospect's career to be complete cans so that he can get used to the extended rounds, and taking punches without the header. Fury has fought a couple of guys that are above average for this level:

    Swaby- holds a win over Maccarinelli

    Zeller- high KO percentage and good win/loss percentage, despite obviously not being world class.

    Peretyatko- in there with a lot of Fury's contemporaries, good gauge for Fury.

    Ellis- Beat Bahtov (who just beat Kretschmen) and was at some point a prospect of sorts.

    Belshaw- 10 and 1 with some size and power.

    I would ay that for this satage of his career, this has been good competition.
     
  7. Guy

    Guy Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :good Nicely summed up man, seems a perfectly reasonable gradient to me.

    His next fight is against McDermott then after probably Chisora or Williams.

    He did look a lot flabbier than his last fight but he 'aint a Disgrace FFS...
     
  8. Cachibatches

    Cachibatches Boxing Junkie banned

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    He looked flabier because he was injured. This is no BS- he was suppossed to fight a couple of weeks ago and pulled out when he was injured, How much does it say about this guy that he wanted to go, ready or not, the minute possible?

    And again, he wanted a better apponent, Evgeny Orlov, even being out of shape, and took what he could get.

    Damn, just don't get all of the hate.
     
  9. sam1222

    sam1222 **** You. Full Member

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    Fury is ****. ive been saying this since his first fight. mcdermott should knock him out tho, if not rogan or danny williams definately will.
     
  10. DOM5153

    DOM5153 They Cannot Run Forever Full Member

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    1. he could barely train because of a trapped nerve and a severally bruised back.
    2. he cant find decent sparring to help with his training
    3. its extremely hard to look good with a back injury in a keep busy fight
    4. he weighed in heavier than usual, around a stone i believe because again he could barely train
    5. at least he had the decency to show up despite the injury
     
  11. cityofgod

    cityofgod Worcester warrior Full Member

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    Fury will prove a lot of doubters wrong.
     
  12. 'Ben'

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    Padded records? The guy fought someone in just his second fight with 20 knock outs out of 21 fights with two loses.... you call that someone a paded record fighter fights? Can't think of a US or European fighter in his second pro fight who fouht someone like that. Last nights opponent was rubbish but he was just fighting him to stay busy as he is ighting for a highly ranked British fighter next (probablly) called John McDermott who holds the English title.

    The US is where the real paded records come from.... look at Danny Jacobs, Victor Ortiz or Jeff Lacy!

    The UK have guys with paded records coming up like Khan and Harrison but the British public won't buy that anymore.... even Frankie Gavin stoopped a guy who went the distance with the European champ in his pro debut.
     
  13. 'Ben'

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    :lol::lol::lol:

    Fury never usually looks like this though. I heard he couldn't train properly over a bad back?
     
  14. jc

    jc Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    tyson Fury is not very good. Even ignoring his blatant laziness in the gym, technically he is horrible to watch. I hope he is KOd soon and forgotton about. Also was he top the the bill? If so thats an outrage..
     
  15. C HOP

    C HOP The World Awaits Full Member

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    this guy has been a joke, if his name was edmund smith no one would even bother with him, cant wait till david price takes him out