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couldn't you have just pm,d that to max ,and saved us all the headache .

Taking the piss out of fury fighting bums ? He's the only 1 who's said he'd fight anyone anywhere and done it , he went to Germany for Klitsco America for wilder and won one and robbed in another , lo

Joshua is fighting the highest ranked opponent available to him.....and why would he fight in America when the Uk is where the moneys been. Fury is the only fighter out there who for some bizarre

dont say his weight , but you could be right he might be cruiser  he looks simlar  size / physic  Bellew , but suppose it hard to really tell, either way he dont look a big heavyweight .But Wilder can punch  hard for a 15 st man , so  there you go, i think Fury will be to big and  tie him up and frustrate  him, and easily win on points , and maybe drop him few times.And anything can happen in boxing a punch on the jaw or side of the temple , from a 14-15 st man  you deff go down but Fury to win quite easy unless he showboats and get caught out again lol  . when Aj fighting  it gone quite  , is it still miller or , is wilder going to have crack at him this dec .??  that if Aj still beats miller .?

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42 minutes ago, bird said:

dont say his weight , but you could be right he might be cruiser  he looks simlar  size / physic  Bellew , but suppose it hard to really tell, either way he dont look a big heavyweight .But Wilder can punch  hard for a 15 st man , so  there you go, i think Fury will be to big and  tie him up and frustrate  him, and easily win on points , and maybe drop him few times.And anything can happen in boxing a punch on the jaw or side of the temple , from a 14-15 st man  you deff go down but Fury to win quite easy unless he showboats and get caught out again lol  . when Aj fighting  it gone quite  , is it still miller or , is wilder going to have crack at him this dec .??  that if Aj still beats miller .?

Im sure I read somewhere that hes not a lot shorter than Fury(maybe 6.5")so im guessing even if hes relatively slender hes still a fair lump.

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17 hours ago, neil r said:

 I don’t follow boxing like I used to and I’d not heard of him before 

I do follow boxing and ive never heard of him either ?

It really is a disgrace a fight like this i just dont know how he is allowed to get away with it....for someone who claims that being a lineal champion is a great achievement you really need to be held to the standards of a great achievement this Schwarz has fought absolutely nobody at all Furys stock will take a hiding over the next 5 fights if the first is anything to go by....its a joke fight.

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On 23/03/2019 at 15:49, gnasher16 said:

Fancy a little wager on that one Mick ?....i,ll be rooting for Dubois  but this fight is too early for him i think Joyce will stop him.....as you say its a good old school dust up with no regard for the win/loss column...how it should be.

 

On 23/03/2019 at 19:14, MickC said:

Ok Gnash we will have a little wager if the fight comes off. It is early for Dubois no doubt about that but Ive a feeling he could pull it off.I think a loss for Dubois would mean nothing at this stage of his career and he does have time on his side. Hopefully like you say,an old school dust up for the British title to look forward too. ?

Dubious inside 3 rounds for me, if it happens, ???

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5 hours ago, Deker said:

He is certainly a character and looks like he has a team around him with some nous.

He is in the media regularly and making money, isn't that the idea?!

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Yes its the idea for managers and promoters to make the most money with the least risk......but you like to think that when money is no longer an issue a fighters competitive nature is to test himself.

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34 minutes ago, gnasher16 said:

Yes its the idea for managers and promoters to make the most money with the least risk......but you like to think that when money is no longer an issue a fighters competitive nature is to test himself.

I think the problem is deciding when money is no longer an issue, I can't help thinking that many continue past this point (wherever it may be) in all walks of life but notably in boxing!

Jut another fight and I'll quit...…….. well ok, one more then...….had an offer I couldn't refuse but that's it...……, I'm retiring...…….I've been offered a deal to come out of retirement...….I'm retiring again..... :laugh::thumbs:

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1 hour ago, Deker said:

I think the problem is deciding when money is no longer an issue, I can't help thinking that many continue past this point (wherever it may be) in all walks of life but notably in boxing!

Jut another fight and I'll quit...…….. well ok, one more then...….had an offer I couldn't refuse but that's it...……, I'm retiring...…….I've been offered a deal to come out of retirement...….I'm retiring again..... :laugh::thumbs:

Maybe i heard him wrong but i thought Fury adamantly said he,s not in this sport for the money,so much so that he gave his purse to charity and slated Anthony Joshua as a " cash cow " for Eddie Hearn.....it would seem a strange turn of events to start signing deals with tv companies and going all money orientated all of a sudden ?

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3 minutes ago, gnasher16 said:

Maybe i heard him wrong but i thought Fury adamantly said he,s not in this sport for the money,so much so that he gave his purse to charity and slated Anthony Joshua as a " cash cow " for Eddie Hearn.....it would seem a strange turn of events to start signing deals with tv companies and going all money orientated all of a sudden ?

No idea, so he does this as a Charity event:laugh::laugh:, but may I suggest that is a good publicity stunt and a way of making even more money.

Perhaps I've just been around too long, and I'm a cynical old b*****d, but he is in this for the money......END OF!

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I don’t really follow boxing now and have not done for many years.

But reading you lads comments it seems the blokes not very pure about himself as a sportsman.

Sadly, I don’t think that is much of a talking point because it’s fairly common now imho.

When you can earn 3 times more from the bollocks than you can from the game it’s a no brainer for many.

I have seen bits on YouTube about him, he seems your typical traveller boy really.....all bollocks and clowning around and you have to try and weed out the bullshit from the truth......bit of a tit.

But hey, there’s plenty like that in sport and there’s plenty of focused dedicated lads too.......you know who’s going to have the longer career and proper respect so who cares.

 

 

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