| Tyson Fury calls True Geordie a 'tosser' before ending interview in heated moment

I think he was trying not to be IFL matey but instead acted like Jeremy Paxman grilling a politician over expenses or foreign policy.

 

On the media side, I mean. Seems to be much more a thing of late.

I thought that type was more associated with the MMA fanbase, anyway. Boxing fans have always struck me as more rounded or diverse. The unassuming guy who randomly hit me on the shoulder in Yorkshire Wildlife Park and complimented me on a Gatti tee I was wearing a few months ago, for example. One of the best boxing conversations I ever had with a stranger was with a male hairdresser in Fitzrovia (not my usual place, I just booked in for a trim because I was in the city to meet friends).

 

Still plenty tickets available. Don't think the casuals are even that enthused by Del3.

 

he is a tosser tho... when Tommy Robinson met him, he told him that his most requested interview by the public and people around him was with Robinson, but the "sponsors wouldn't like it"... also he was caught by Andrew Tate asking if he could watch a girl have sex and then shove dildos up his arse......talked **** about Tate , so Tate offered to fight him on live TV, True Geordie **** himself big style.. by the way I can't stand Tate either

Clowns like this don't believe in free speech, just toeing the line.. fake ass hard man with his steroids and hair implants and crap tattoos

 

What are you talking about. Stones? Casting? You going fishing?

 

Fury is cracking.

 

He's a big ***** and mostly likeky a wanker. But Fury should be grilled continuously for this delboy fight.

 

It was not even a hard questions, just something a normal boxing fan would ask, yet Fury is being sensitive from the very beginning.

British interviewers don't even want to ask normal questions, only kiss ass as often as possible.

Fighters should get more hard questions and called out for their BS.


And still even this guy don't called him out for being xenofobic, how sad.

 

That was in early April, Usyk doesn't want to fight again until early to mid next year, why would he go into a legacy defining fight on the back of a 12 month lay off, whoever wins out of Usyk and Fury will be regarded the best of this generation, means alot and at the same time he doesnt want to fight someone that could potentially beat him in the meantime.

 

Maybe, just maybe, if he was so concerned about timing he wouldn't have put an 18 deadline in place for Joshua. Isn't it funny how that same energy dissipated when Chisora was offered the fight?

Given that AJ is such an easy scalp, why'd he duck him? Everyone would have been happy to see him beat 'the bodybuilder'. If he beat Joshua and then fought Usyk (timing would have been ideal) then it would have been career-defining.

For someone that wanks on about being the official this and the unified that, he really has no desire to fight the best.

 

Tyson Fury has no integrity though.

 

At heavyweight beat hype job Anthony Joshua. That is pretty much all Usyk has done. If you get a cookie for that then Andy Ruiz beat Joshua first.

 

It's good even the 'casuals' are attacking him for this abomination. Normally the 'casuals' would eat it up and probably they still will in general.

 

I'm about halfway through - doesn't seem terrible just weird energy

Fury definitely looks tired/hungover alright

It's a tune up, this next fight, always has been. Fury has always loved tuneups