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Yes let’s have it right the mans a total nut case,all that crap about em being “fighting men” is just an excuse for being a nasty piece of work.
We could all go round ripping eyeballs out if we wanted,obviously all that crap about sorting things out by using their fists and a set of rules doesn’t apply to that idiot.

 

To slick lol,maybe if Saunders were towing it?

 

Quite right,nothing to with being hard,just pure evil with zero empathy.
Have to be so careful saying anything about a particular group of people but as I live not far from where they live I can tell you that even in these tolerant times they have an awful reputation.When my mum ran her own market stall selling baby clothes some of the women would ask for some shoes or whatever for free and theyed read her palms and if not they would put a curse her which never cut it with my mother as she’d say curse away all you like lol.
Does shed some light into how they think though,can’t be doing with their treatment of animals personally.

 

We all know the extended Furys are criminals. John Fury's convictions are widely publicized, but let's not forget that Peter Fury was also one of the most prolific drug dealers in the North West of England before he was convicted of serious crimes in the mid 1990s and later in the late 2000s. His stock in trade was amphetamines and in big numbers - under the Proceeds of Crime Act he was forced to repay nearly one million pounds to her majesty's government.

However, that really has no bearing on Tyson. None of us can help to whom we're related. Fury showed in his fight against Cunningham that in spite of the lack of a family member nearby he could still do the business and do it well - and that was his last knockout of a decent opponent (Abell doesn't count).

John Fury doesn't appear to have featured greatly in Tyson's preparations for the Wilder fight. He's never been more than moral support anyway, apparently having no interest in acting as a trainer and simply being a cheerleader for his son. Given the fact that US Visa regulations are reasonably transparent, I imagine Tyson has known for a long time that his father would not be able to attend the fight. All his preparation was no doubt done with that in mind. You'd have to be an idiot to think that someone convicted of a serious violent offense would be able to enter the US and even if Tyson Fury is an imbecile (which he is not), I can assure you that Frank Warren and his team will have been apprised of the facts of the situation well in advance and passed the relevant information on to Team Fury.

 

Every bit of this is a 5-star post...

...except you saying Tyson Fury is not an imbecile.

 

If the dramatic claims of dreadful ticket sales and zero PPV interest (I certainly believe the latter) are to be believed, then Tyson tearing a quad or triceps or breaking a wrist seems more likely than not.

 

Lol sounds like you know Fury all too well.The big rematch with Wlad was badly done,given Fury was now the champ he and his team had dreams of filling a football stadium in the U.K. but the press conferences were terrible with Fury taking his shirt off and showing his fat belly and imo it dawned on them that nobody was talking about the fight let alone fill a stadium so they quickly cancelled it.
Who knows what would have happened without those drug charges?rather think theyed of tried to string Wlad on for as long as they could.
All the above is why I still can’t expect this fight to happen until I see em both do their ring walks.
Have to see if I can find a post from a week or two ago where I mentioned an excuse around Furys VISA albeit I meant Tyson’s lol.

 

Who can beat Big John Fury on the Cobbles?

 

Is it Big Peter Fury ?

 

Adam Smith, easy work

 

Ohara Davies

 

Bradley Skeete

 

i've heard rumours that big john is actually a shithouse who only picks on weak dudes like old or frail types

 

Big Glenn McCrory would beat any man on the planet in a barroom brawl scenario. Trust me, he's putting everyone to the ground.

 

Gareth A Davies

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