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**Thuglife Nelo** · 05-18-2021, 09:53 AM

But Fury and Wilder both garbage. AJ and Ruiz gotta hold it down for da trill!

**kushking** · 05-18-2021, 09:54 AM

Originally posted by Marchegiano

A ton of y'all just got your asses shown hard. Been talking like you know all about contracts, never listened to the only mother ****er on this forum to ever sign any kind of television contract, got shown you're 100% ****ing wrong, and look at youse. Look at the ****ing state of youse. Still? You is still gonna front like you know yer ass huh?

And youse others who argue with them. WTF? Dude just got shown his ass all over the damn internet and since he's about a shameless **** who can never admit just being plainly and flatly wrong y'all gonna argue some more? **** man, seems like you need told so I'll do the telling. Ain't **** the "Wilder's got no chance" crowd can say to save their asses and there ain't **** you need to say to bury their asses.

Yawwwn.... wake me when the fight happens & Wilder gets battered.... again. (Wilder should've spent some of that lawyer money on trying to steal away Sugar Hill Steward,thats why he'll get battered again. SHS is putting the HW game on notice,nobody can fck with the heir to the Kronk throne.)

**W1LL** · 05-18-2021, 10:04 AM

Calm down March. The word "youse" doesn't sit right within your diatribe. The thing that bothers me the most is Fury's side allowing this drama to play out in the media, when deep down, behind-closed doors, they must have known all along something like this would happen. As a Fury fan, it annoys me that he must have taken the advice of someone, and been confident they could wriggle out of a signed and sealed contractual agreement. Just disappointment all around for the Undisputed fight.

I am, however, interested to see if Malik Scott really can add any new creases to Deontay Wilder's game. I'd have liked to see him back in a tuneup, but if it's straight into Fury III, so be it. The "new trainer" angle adds a little more intrigue to what, so far, has been a one-sided contest between Fury and Wilder.

**Thuglife Nelo** · 05-18-2021, 10:15 AM

Originally posted by W1LL

Calm down March. The word "youse" doesn't sit right within your diatribe. The thing that bothers me the most is Fury's side allowing this drama to play out in the media, when deep down, behind-closed doors, they must have known all along something like this would happen. As a Fury fan, it annoys me that he must have taken the advice of someone, and been confident they could wriggle out of a signed and sealed contractual agreement. Just disappointment all around for the Undisputed fight.

I am, however, interested to see if Malik Scott really can add any new creases to Deontay Wilder's game. I'd have liked to see him back in a tuneup, but if it's straight into Fury III, so be it. The "new trainer" angle adds a little more intrigue to what, so far, has been a one-sided contest between Fury and Wilder.

I think Wilder will KO Fury tbh. I have very bad feeling about Gypsy Magic lately. Fury is about to get humbled like in the first fight

**KTFOKING** · 05-18-2021, 10:23 AM

Originally posted by W1LL

Calm down March. The word "youse" doesn't sit right within your diatribe. The thing that bothers me the most is Fury's side allowing this drama to play out in the media, when deep down, behind-closed doors, they must have known all along something like this would happen. As a Fury fan, it annoys me that he must have taken the advice of someone, and been confident they could wriggle out of a signed and sealed contractual agreement. Just disappointment all around for the Undisputed fight.

I am, however, interested to see if Malik Scott really can add any new creases to Deontay Wilder's game. I'd have liked to see him back in a tuneup, but if it's straight into Fury III, so be it. The "new trainer" angle adds a little more intrigue to what, so far, has been a one-sided contest between Fury and Wilder.

Bob has had good amount of success with this judge so he thought he was going to be able to pull it off. But according to Rafael, the judge wasn't impressed at all of the arguments Fury's side was making and Bob is too smart not to get a feel of that. So he knew for some time that this was going to go in this direction. Amazingly, shortly after the ruling, he announces he has a hold on the Allegiant Stadium on July 24.....A few days after Bruce Trampler, a TR matchmaker/exec tells everyone that Fury has a PPV in July. I just wonder if they had told Fury this before he made the video announcement of the fight with Joshua being a done deal.

**KingGilgamesh** · 05-18-2021, 10:24 AM

Originally posted by Thuglife Nelo

But Fury and Wilder both garbage. AJ and Ruiz gotta hold it down for da trill!

This is your problem OP, you're listening to people on a forum which is populated by fruitcakes like the one I have replied to.

Forums are often a bastion of the underperformer. Same way social media and twitter types don't tend to do anything meaningful with their lives. I predicted that arbitration was going to be an issue because its common ****ing sense. Lets even say that the judge was wrong, surely you would have concerns that said case still lingered and that Arum and Fury absolutely refused to speak on it...

**kushking** · 05-18-2021, 10:25 AM

Originally posted by W1LL

Calm down March. The word "youse" doesn't sit right within your diatribe. The thing that bothers me the most is Fury's side allowing this drama to play out in the media, when deep down, behind-closed doors, they must have known all along something like this would happen. As a Fury fan, it annoys me that he must have taken the advice of someone, and been confident they could wriggle out of a signed and sealed contractual agreement. Just disappointment all around for the Undisputed fight.

I am, however, interested to see if Malik Scott really can add any new creases to Deontay Wilder's game. I'd have liked to see him back in a tuneup, but if it's straight into Fury III, so be it. The "new trainer" angle adds a little more intrigue to what, so far, has been a one-sided contest between Fury and Wilder.

Malik Scott is a bum,wtf will he teach Wilder at age 35?

**Shadoww702** · 05-18-2021, 10:31 AM

Originally posted by kushking

Malik Scott is a bum,wtf will he teach Wilder at age 35?

That's why Fury needs to go at Wilder right away with no tuneup with new trainers

**Thuglife Nelo** · 05-18-2021, 10:36 AM

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Originally posted by kushking

Malik Scott is a bum,wtf will he teach Wilder at age 35?

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