Update on Tyson Fury training comeback

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by juppity, Jun 20, 2017.


  1. Unforgiven

    Unforgiven VIP Member banned Full Member

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    Ok, if you think Charles Martin was for a meaningful title or it's some sort of achievement in beating him, Breazeale and Molina, then that's up to you.

    If Fury's only claim to fame is Wlad, then so is Joshua's.
     
  2. Unforgiven

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    How do you know AJ has never failed a drugs test ?
    UKAD are not at all transparent.
     
  3. Birmingham

    Birmingham Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    2 months premature and he only weighed a pound ??? Is this Gypsy blag ?
     
  4. lawslaw

    lawslaw Active Member Full Member

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    THIS is the kind of priceless rubbish that seems to come from so many TF followers.....

    Tyson Fury has been set up to fail three drug tests, and it is all down to Zionist bankers and gays, who are conspiring against him as he is a traveller. AJ is on PEDs and has failed drug tests, yet his fails don't get reported and he is allowed to box on, since he is not a traveller. Too funny.
     
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  5. dellboi94

    dellboi94 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Don't forget the illuminati, they are also out to get the Gypsy king Tyson Fury.
     
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  6. Unforgiven

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    Errrr ... I didn't say any of that.

    The Fury case proves UKAD arent transparent, since the whole thing wasn't mentioned until the "leak" last summer. UKAD themselves have stated that they charged Fury in June 2016 for a test he failed in February 2015. That's 16 months of delay. And then they only made that public due to leaked information and Fury's contrary statements. If no leak had occurred and Fury had nothing to say, who's to say we'd even know anything about it even now ?
    And, NO, it wasn't delayed during that period due to Fury's appeal since UKAD have confirmed the Furys were not charged until June 2016.

    The case proves UKAD are not transparent. Do you agree with that or are you going to deny that all too ?
     
  7. lawslaw

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    UKAD are perfectly transparent, and give full disclosure on all cases when they are legally able to do so, after a ruling has been made.

    You only have to look at their previous bans they have given, and the in depth documentation they make available for the public domain once a case has finished.
     
  8. Unforgiven

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    No, the Fury case proves they aren't transparent.
    They took 16 months to charge them. By their own admission.
    Then only went public after it was leaked.

    Maybe I'm wrong on this, so help me out here : Where can I find information on boxers' test results then ?
    Let's say, AJ's tests for the Klitschko fight. Where are they to be found ?
     
  9. Twentyman

    Twentyman You dog nonce! banned Full Member

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    Dogmatism...this is a theory developed by a fella called Rokeach back in the 50's. It's a cognitive process, where an individual is absolutely convinced their beliefs are correct. You can't persuade them otherwise despite providing information that challenges their views. Their opinions don't bend, they get very defensive, they're biased and they can be quite caustic when challenged.

    Just saying like...
     
  10. lawslaw

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    Only FAILED drug tests get published, and those details get released AFTER a hearing has been completed.

    AJ has no results available therefore. TF will have his published, in detail, after his sentence is issued.
     
  11. lawslaw

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    Perfect way to describe yourself, and many Fury followers. Well done.
     
  12. Unforgiven

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    But Fury's failed test wasn't public nor published, so how can you know AJ (or anyone else) hasn't failed a test too ?
    You simply don't know.

    Also, might we assume boxers can test positive then have a successful hearing behind closed doors, win their case, and it never goes public that they failed a test ?
    We simply cannot know who's tested positive.

    In fact, we know the system is set up to protect those who test positive from being exposed so long as they can somehow argue the case to their favour.

    Even most the statements you've made here point towards that reality but you can't seem to admit the UKAD are not transparent.
     
  13. Twentyman

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    I don't think so mate. My opinions and beliefs evolve all the time depending on new information and evidence. I accept that some of the things I believe could be wrong ;)
     
  14. oiky

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    The whole Fury UKAD thing always had something funny about it

    More like a witch hunt and a farce against Tyson
     
  15. juppity

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    Frank Warren talks about Tyson Fury from 8 .10
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