Comments Thread For: Frank Warren: I've Never Seen Tyson Fury This Determined

It doesn't matter Frank You don't go from being a morbidly obese drug addict with serious depression to winning a world heavyweight championship in less than a year. You do when you're fighting a very limited "champion" like Deontay Wilder. Wilder can't box.

true...I just have that feeling that Fury is shocking the world. And I see as lot of heart attacks seeing the negative comments towards him. He is more than capable of beating Wilder and I wouldn’t be shocked if he wins.

Seems you've mistaken Joshua for Wilder cuz the letter one is fighting unprepared Fury. Even Fury is constantly mentioning that. Joshua said exactly the opposite-that he's prepared to fight Fury when he'll be ready, at his best. BS! Blow hot air somewhere else. Joshua called Fury out immediately after beating Wlad, in April of 2017. Right in the middle of all Fury's huge weight gain, drug addiction,and depression. Fury hadn't fought in 2 years and AJ calls him out. Check the 2nd link out too for what Fury looked like in September of the same year. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/boxing/article-4459284/Anthony-Joshua-vs-Tyson-Fury-AJ-calls-fight.html https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-4916720/Tyson-Fury-looks-long-way-fighting-weight.html

Frank Warren can give this all the hype he wants, but it should've been his job to hold back Fury from this kinda fight for at least another 12 months. This ain't the Fury that beat Klitschko, not even close. On a human level, Fury's done amazing work coming through his depression, dropping serious weight & getting back into the ring. But none of that means he's even close to being ready for what Wilder's gonna bring & I do think the team around Fury have let him down by rushing him into this fight. His boxing IQ will see him through early but when he starts getting tired after 4/5 rounds it's gonna be lights out when Wilder connects.

Lomachenko has been fighting world class opponents every fight for years straight.. It has been over three years since Fury fought anybody with a pulse, and that was a totally immobile and inactive Wlad. There you go. Loma only has 13 pro fights, 12-1. He's never had a torn labrum before in his "long" career, but you are telling me he'll be good as new. I think Fury has a better chance of getting into shape, Loma might have to grow a new arm.

Tyson can't evade every punch for 12 but he's a tough guy and can take a punch, fall down, get back up and win. Stivern e didn't evade all punches but went distance and lost. If Tyson don't stop wilder, Tyson can go distance for points win

No way man can evade Wilder for 12 rounds. It would be be funny to watch Wilder's reaction IF Fury wins though

frank obviously never saw tyson when he had just ran out of drugs late some night some photos you see of fury now and you wonder how he even got his license back, he looks a bit like an old man

Why do some people think Fury can't come back from partying too hard, but Loma will have no problem coming back with a wrecked shoulder? I'm not saying Fury will win, but his size compliments his awkward style. Wilder will have to figure him out, this is no sure thing. Lomachenko has been fighting world class opponents every fight for years straight.. It has been over three years since Fury fought anybody with a pulse, and that was a totally immobile and inactive Wlad.

Why do some people think Fury can't come back from partying too hard, but Loma will have no problem coming back with a wrecked shoulder? I'm not saying Fury will win, but his size compliments his awkward style. Wilder will have to figure him out, this is no sure thing.

Oh shut the **** up Frank you scumbag.

I absolutely agree. Losing weight is the easiest part though everybody is only talking about that and totally neglecting terminal damages to his body and mind (coke). I think after 100 pints a week, Cocaine, Pizzas and kebabs for 3 years I don't think you can be the same again. But maybe fury didn't train his hardest 3 years ago and now has trained haarder than ever before, he maybe be able to get somewhere close to what he was before. Just maynot be there yet. But we will see.

I think more people are on furys side than they ever have been. I wonder if that is important to Tyson? I wonder if that will motivate Fury to win? I wonder if that will help him beat Wilder easier than he already would have? But it will be tough for sure for Tyson. Wilder is a great competitor. If Cunningham was his toughest fight, this may just be tougher.

Fury has never rated Wilder and always said he would be easy work.Since then Wilder has beaten Ortiz and maybe looked more of a proposition and ideally as Tyson said one more opponent and he'd be there.Maybe the hard sparring over there with Joyce , okolie and co. has done the trick because as Tyson also say's if you can fight you can fight! I think this is such a exciting fight given the uncertainty of both; Tyson could make Wilder look a total novice with his jab ,defence and movement . Wilder could do the unthinkable and find a way through all this to take Tyson out cold. Personally I think Wilder will find that way through at some stage and take Tyson out but I wouldn't be amazed if Tyson won on points and actually hurts Wilder in a real thriller. Fuk.... What Hearn thinks he and his fighter were too afraid to make this fight so they don't count they are just as you and I spectators ....nothing more! I along with family and friends will be up at 4 am shouting for the big boy in this brave and commendable attempt.

I think the problem was a too tough opposition that Hearn proposed to Fury for first 3-4 fights cuz Fury came up with his 4 names that were total bums. After those 3-4 fights, Fury demanded AJ with 50/50 split. Considering all that, I think Fury's intention was just to come back for quick money and not to seriously continue with his career. I think even Fury knew at that time that he'll never be the old "Klitschko" Fury again. And Hearn probably realized Fury's intention too-maybe that's the source of Fury's anger towards Hearn (derailed Fury's plan). That forced Fury to go with plan B - sign with Frank and fight Wilder for as big money as possible, which doesn't look promising (poor ticket and probably also PPV sales). btw, I just don't believe Fury's claim that he got 5M for each of his last 2 fights. No way. If Warren paid him that much then maybe thats why he is cashing him out now and bankrupt. No way does those fights make enough for pay everyone involved in the promotion.

Fury will be ready. Don’t listen to Joshua’s fanatics. true...I just have that feeling that Fury is shocking the world. And I see as lot of heart attacks seeing the negative comments towards him.

If I tell my promoter I want a world title fight, his job is to get me the world title fight. and bloody hell man, 5 tune ups? Yes it's also your promoters job to protect you from yourself. It is why you have a team. Fury was out for almost 3 years, he wasn't just inactive in those years as well. He was on cocaine, alcohol and depressed and ballooned up in weight. You have fighters who have surgery and they would take 2/3 tune up before getting in the ring with a threat. Wilder himself before the povetkin fight had like 3 tune up after he had surgery, they push that fight until they couldn't no more (Not blaming him for the Pedvtkin fight not happening). So when i said Fury needs 4/5 fights i know what am talking about, every single expert in boxing agreed with that assessment.

Fury will be ready. Don’t listen to Joshua’s fanatics.

Hearn actually offered Fury I think it was a 5 fight deal with steady progression leading to a Joshua fight, which Fury turned down to sign with Warren. Fury threw his toys out of the pram because hearn offered "only" 3 million quid for the first fight, where fish eyes paid him 5 for safer seferi. Personally i think it was a dumb move from Fury, I think he could have squeezed a bit more out of hearn and hearn would have actually given him progression and really built up to an AJ fight probably next summer I think the problem was a too tough opposition that Hearn proposed to Fury for first 3-4 fights cuz Fury came up with his 4 names that were total bums. After those 3-4 fights, Fury demanded AJ with 50/50 split. Considering all that, I think Fury's intention was just to come back for quick money and not to seriously continue with his career. I think even Fury knew at that time that he'll never be the old "Klitschko" Fury again. And Hearn probably realized Fury's intention too-maybe that's the source of Fury's anger towards Hearn (derailed Fury's plan). That forced Fury to go with plan B - sign with Frank and fight Wilder for as big money as possible, which doesn't look promising (poor ticket and probably also PPV sales). btw, I just don't believe Fury's claim that he got 5M for each of his last 2 fights. No way.

From a promoters point of view it matters greatly. You dont put your best asset at a disadvantage going into a fight. You don't do that unless you are in financial trouble. Before Fury came back and signed with him, it was well known that Fury spoke to a number of promoters, his plan wasn't to be rushed back, he knew he would need 4/5 fights before he fights the bigger threats, no promoter would encourage or be involve in it unless they are in hot mess and in need of quick money. If I tell my promoter I want a world title fight, his job is to get me the world title fight. and bloody hell man, 5 tune ups?