Fury: IBF Belt is Piece of Sh*t, I'd Win it Again and Then Piss On It!

Micky1971 haha, wheres your argument that Fury is not the best HW on the Planet? surely you can come up with some reasonable comments instead of just being a platsic idiotdavid haye would have and still would clean that fat pikey out inside of a round and dont forget that. i actually give him a chance against deontay wilder(and thats being generous) but quick heavy hands and its game over EVERY TIME FOR THE BIG BUM swanning around norvunsville like some kind of messiah milkin it. one word...****.

The IBF heavyweight mandatory was long overdue. They can't keep skipping over the #1 contender just because there is more money to be made elsewhere. That's what it means to have rules and stick to them. And maybe they would have champs and mandatories that are more known if promoters like Bob Arum would agree to play by their rules. But good ol' Bob prefers to do business with the likes of the WBO...why do you think that is? It's because the WBO are willing to play fast and loose with their policies so that certain fighters get a high ranking out of nowhere while other fighters "accidentally" get dropped from the rankings like what happened to Austin Trout. The fact of the matter is that if you want to buy influence and get ahead through corruption then the current IBF isn't the best place for it. They make it too difficult. Yes they can..... because he was sh1t, and because that mandatory was completely irrelevant to the boxing landscape at heavyweight. NOBODY wanted that pointless Fury/Glazkov fight. I could name half-a-dozen better, and more relevant, fights for Fury. Fury/Klitschko is likely the #1 vs #2 at heavyweight. THAT is the fight that needs to happen, much more interesting, and much more relevant. Enforcing mandatories is great, but only IF your rankings are great..... no way was Fury/Glazkov, or stripping Fury, more relevant than a long-standing champion exercising his right to a rematch. The boxing landscape changes continually, and the sanctioning organisations need to adapt accordingly, otherwise they quickly become irrelevant. They need to use some common-sense, not figure out what to do by reading from an inflexible/inaccurate rule-book.

If that's true then he should have listened. :lol1: Now I can't feel sorry for him if he gets badly hurt, he knew it was recommended against and he kept going anyway. That also means that unless he's fighting a cab driver, I am putting plata against him. Dollars. Pounds. Euros. Pesos. Yen. Yes, he also has put on 15lbs. Which is all good and well in terms of his power but he looked a lot slower in the De Mori fight. Lets see how he looks on May 21st, maybe he will surprise us

Yes, After his surgery he actually said that the best Doctor's advised him not to box again. I think haye will be in the mix with the Top guys at the end of 2016, we will see. If that's true then he should have listened. :lol1: Now I can't feel sorry for him if he gets badly hurt, he knew it was recommended against and he kept going anyway. That also means that unless he's fighting a cab driver, I am putting plata against him. Dollars. Pounds. Euros. Pesos. Yen.

You're not going to find out **** about Haye so long as he keeps fighting these non-entities. I suspect he's slowed considerably since his heyday and is banking on people assuming he's still more or less at his best to force a lucrative showdown with a big name. Yes, After his surgery he actually said that the best Doctor's advised him not to box again. I think haye will be in the mix with the Top guys at the end of 2016, we will see.